Ein Essay von Till Hilmar. Jetzt lesen in der Kulturzeitschrift MERKUR — Gegründet 1947 als Deutsche Zeitschrift für europäisches Denken.

In this article, we advocate for qualitative research using LLM chatbots. While qualitative research may seem incompatible with generative artificial intelligen...

Published in Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe (Ahead of Print, 2026)

This chapter examines how the far right in Germany and Austria responded to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine of February 2022 by societalizing the ensuing energy crisis. Rather than addre...

Milliardenkürzungen bei den Unis? Nicht mit uns! Gemeinsam mit den Universitäten gehen wir als Studierendenvertreter_innen auf die Straße.

Rektor Schütze:

Government-controlled media influences the output of large language models via their training data, and models queried in the languages of countries with lower media freedom show a stronger ...

Table of contents for Acta Sociologica, 69, 2

Democracy wins big

Die politische Unterstützung für ambitionierte Klimapolitik bröckelt. In Europa werden Dekarbonisierungsziele abgeschwächt und wichtige Maßnahmen offen infrage gestellt. Die öffentliche Einstellung zu...

Climatic Change - This article addresses a gap in the climate justice literature by focusing on the understudied relationship between meritocratic orientations and public perceptions of justice in...

James Quandt on Cyril Schäublin’s Unrest

Pawel Talankin ist Lehrer an einer Schule in seiner Heimatstadt Karabasch, als er mit Beginn des russischen Angriffskriegs den Auftrag bekommt, patriotische Veranstaltungen zu organisieren und zu doku...

What happens to government when everything is content?

Instead of the far-right's climate realism, we need a different kind of realism that avoids complacency about our reliance on fossil fuels.

Are climate policies damaging the economy? Despite the costs of climate change the far-right is winning ground by opposing climate policies on economic grounds.

Are climate policies damaging the economy? Despite the costs of climate change the far-right is winning ground by opposing climate policies on economic grounds.

This article asks how two populist radical right parties, the German AfD and the Austrian FPÖ, communicate about climate on Twitter/X. Analyzing a corpus of 6,254 tweets, it pays special attention ...

This article asks how two populist radical right parties, the German AfD and the Austrian FPÖ, communicate about climate on Twitter/X. Analyzing a corpus of 6,254 tweets, it pays special attention ...