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Tätigkeitsbericht Dokumentation 2017/2018 DOKU MEN TATION Tätigkeitsbericht Dokumentation 2017/2018 SO ZIAL POLITIK Inhalt 8 Vorstellung der Abteilungen 8 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 8 Abt. Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 9 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsstaaten 9 Abt. Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 10 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherung 11 Abt. MethodenForschung 11 Infrastrukturbereich 15 Projekte 15 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 35 Abt. Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 51 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsgesellschaften 65 Abt. Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 80 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherung 107 Abt. Methodenforschung 121 Veröffentlichungen 121 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 131 Abt. 2: Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 137 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsgesellschaften 142 Abt. 4: Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 147 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherung 156 Abt. Methodenforschung 163 Vorträge 163 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 173 Abt. Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 179 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsgesellschaften 187 Abt. Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 194 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherung 207 Abt. Methodenforschung 216 Wissenschaftstransfer 216 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 219 Abt. Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 220 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsgesellschaften 223 Abt. Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 224 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherung 231 Abt. Methodenforschung 235 Medienbeiträge 235 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 235 Abt. Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 236 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsgesellschaften 236 Abt. Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 237 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherung 239 Abt. Methodenforschung 4 SOCIUM Universität Bremen 242 Lehrveranstaltungen 242 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 244 Abt. Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 246 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsgesellschaften 248 Abt. Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 250 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherung 252 Abt. Methodenforschung 256 Betreute Habilitations- und Dissertationsprojekte 256 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 257 Abt. Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 258 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsstaaten 259 Abt. Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 260 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherungspolitik 264 Mitgliedschaften und Beteiligung an Gremien, Preise und Auszeichnungen 264 Abt. Theoretische und normative Grundlagen 265 Abt. Politische Ökonomie des Wohlfahrtsstaates 266 Abt. Ungleichheitsdynamiken in Wohlfahrtsstaaten 268 Abt. Lebenslauf, Lebenslaufpolitiken und soziale Integration 270 Abt. Gesundheit, Pflege und Alterssicherungspolitik 271 Abt Methodenforschung 274 Tagungen 276 SOCIUM Jour-Fixe 277 Gesundheits politisches Kolloquium 279 Methoden veranstaltungen 283 Organisation und Struktur Tätigkeitsbericht 2017/18 Dokumentation. 5 DOKU Vorstellung der Abteilungen MEN TATION Tätigkeitsbericht 2015 | 2016 Dokumentation 99 DOKU Vorstellung der Abteilungen MEN TATION Tätigkeitsbericht 2015 | 2016 Dokumentation 99 Vorstellung der Abteilungen ABT. THEORETISCHE UND ABT. POLITISCHE ÖKONOMIE DES NORMATIVE GRUNDLAGEN WOHLFAHRTSSTAATES Leitung: Leitung: Prof. Dr. Frank Nullmeier Prof. Dr. Herbert Obinger Mitglieder: Mitglieder: Nico Blokker Bastian Becker, Ph.D. Anke Eberlein Dr. Nate Breznau Leslie Gauditz Martin Cortina Escudero Prof. Dr. Sebastian Haunss Dr. Holger Döring Fabian Hempel Dr. Nikolas Dörr Melike Janßen Ertila Druga Dr. Johanna Kuhlmann Dr. Nils Düpont Dr. Nils C. Kumkar Judith M. Ebeling Dr. Dennis Niemann Dr. Anja Gaentzsch Dr. Thorsten Peetz Dr. Lukas Grawe Alexander Polte Aline Grünewald PD Dr. Tanja Pritzlaff-Scheele Nicole Henze Dennis Redeker Dr. Monika Ewa Kaminska Prof. Dr. Uwe Schimank Dr. Hanna Lierse Julia Schmeink Ante Malinar Dr. Frieder Vogelmann Prof. Dr. Philip Manow Dr. Ute Volkmann Prof. Dr. Carina Schmitt Désirée Waibel Dr. Valentin Schröder Dr. Caroline Warfelmann Amanda Shriwise Lydia Welbers Liva Stupele Dr. Irina Wiegand Patricia Zauchner Affiliierte Mitglieder: Prof. Dr. Anna-Katharina Horndige Affiliierte Mitglieder: Prof. Dr. Laura Seelkopf Prof. Dr. Sina Farzin Prof. Dr. Stefan Traub Prof. Dr. Karl Hinrichs Dr. Arndt Wonka 8 SOCIUM Universität Bremen ABT. UNGLEICHHEITSDYNAMIKEN ABT. LEBENSLAUF, IN WOHLFAHRTSSTAATEN LEBENSLAUFPOLITIKEN UND SOZIALE INTEGRATION Leitung: Leitung: Prof. Dr. Karin Gottschall Prof. Dr. Sonja Drobnić Mitglieder: Mitglieder: Regina Becker Dr. Soja Bastin Silke Birkenstock-Niekamp Dr. Sabine Beckmann Prof. Dr. Olaf Groh-Samberg Fabian Besche Dr. Moritz Heß Christine Borowsky Dr. Anna Hokema Dr. Petra Buhr Nepomuk Hurch Dr. Rainer Greshoff Julia Neuhof Nicolai Gröpler Kristin Noack Dr. Raphael Heiberger Britta Plote Dr. Jan-Ocko Heuer Dr. Anna Safuta Thalia Hirsch Prof. Dr. Simone Scherger Prof. Dr. Betina Hollstein Marlene Seiffarth Stefan Holubek Johanna Steinert Prof. Dr. Johannes Huinink Greta-Marleen Storath Dr. Susanne Kretzer Prof. Dr. Celine Teney Mandy Kusnierz Nora Waitkus Martin Leusch Susan Westing-Kilian Dr. Katharina Lutz Lara Minkus Affiliierte Mitglieder: Dr. Kati Mozygemba Dr. Theresa Büchler Liane Neumann PD Dr. Irene Dingeldey Mareike Oeltjen Prof. Dr. Werner Eichhorst Timo Peter Helen Seitzer Keonhi Son Dirk Stieglitz Tom Töpfer Simone Tonelli Dr. Rainer Unger Lydia Welbers Susan Westing-Kilian Prof. Dr. Michael Windzio Dr. Rixta Wundrak Affiliierte Mitglieder: Dr. Mandy Boehnke PD Dr. Stefan Luft Dr. Sabine Ritter Tätigkeitsbericht 2017/18 Dokumentation. Vorstellung der Abteilungen 9 ABT. GESUNDHEIT, PFLEGE UND ALTERSSICHERUNG Leitung: Prof. Dr. Heinz Rothgang/Prof. Dr. Gerd Glaeske Mitglieder: Affiliierte Mitglieder: Prof. Dr. Mirella Cacace Dr. Bernard Braun Janet Cordes Prof. Dr. Eberhard Greiser Jonas Czwikla Prof. Dr. Falk Hoffmann Gabriela De Carvalho Prof. Dr. Karl-Heinz Wehkamp Johanna Fischer Anna Carina Friedrich Dr. Lorraine Frisina Doetter Dörte Fuchs Mathias Fünfstück Dr. Klaus Giersiepen Franziska Heinze Dr. Alexandra Herzberg Insa Heyde Friederike Höfel Kai Huter Thomas Kalwitzki Sonja Kapp Agata Krempa Tobias Krick Dr. Joachim Larisch Anja Lübs Laura Maaß Lukas Matzner Vicki May Prof. Dr. Dietrich Milles Dr. Rolf Müller Lutz Muth Benedikt Preuß Linda Richter Saskia Ritter Rebecca Runte Dr. Achim Schmid Dr. Maike Schulz Sarah Sticht Dr. Claudia Stolle 10 SOCIUM Universität Bremen ABT. METHODENFORSCHUNG INFRASTRUKTURBEREICH Leitung: Claudia Böllersen Prof. Dr. Betina Hollstein/ Dörthe Hauschild Prof. Dr. Michael Windzio Nessim Hemmer Gaby Klups Mitglieder: Dorit Laffrenz Dr. Sabine Beckmann Jakob Lenfers Prof. Dr. Olaf Groh-Samberg Franz Lüninghake Prof. Dr. Sebastian Haunss Regine Metzentin Dr. Raphael Heiberger Sonja Rose Dr. Jan-Ocko Heuer Monika Sniegs Prof. Dr. Johannes Huinink Sabine Steger Dr. Susanne Kretzer Dieter Wolf Dr. Kati Mozygemba Dr. Rolf Müller Liane Neumann PD Dr. Tanja Pritzlaff-Scheele Prof. Dr. Carina Schmitt Prof. Dr. Celine Teney Tom Töpfer Dr. Rixta Wundrak Tätigkeitsbericht 2017/18 Dokumentation. Vorstellung der Abteilungen 11 DOKU Projekte MEN TATION Tätigkeitsbericht 2015 | 2016 Dokumentation 105 DOKU Projekte MEN TATION Tätigkeitsbericht 2015 | 2016 Dokumentation 105 Projekte ABT. THEORETISCHE UND NORMATIVE GRUNDLAGEN Drittmittelprojekte Understandings of Scientific Auton- These considerations lead to the research question omy and of the Societal Responsibil- that guides the first step of this project: How are ity of Science in Science Novels from these profound, albeit simplified differences re- Three National Variants of the Culture flected in the respective national understandings of Modernity of scientific freedom and the societal responsibil- ity of science? In order to answer this question, This project undertakes a critical examination of we compare science novels set in Germany and cultural differences in the conceptions of the au- the U.S., and written by German and American tonomy of science as they are manifested in sci- authors, from a sociological perspective that is ence novels from the U.S., Germany and India. informed by theories of functional differentia- The idea of an autonomous science has become tion of modernity. We will compare the ways that an integral element of the Western culture of mo- scientific autonomy and science’s societal respon- dernity. This culture of modernity is not, however, sibility are treated in the novels, and whether sci- uniform everywhere in the West. Instead, it has entific autonomy endangered by societal forces several distinct national variants that are con- such as the economy or politics is stressed over nected to key ideas of modernity. This is well doc- scientific autonomy endangering other societal umented for the basic idea of individual freedom, spheres and the individual’s conduct of life. In a and it is plausible to assume that it applies to second step, science novels that are written and sphere-specific freedoms as well, such as the free- set in India and written by Indian authors will be dom of an individual scientist to make decisions included in the comparison in order to assess how about how and what she researches. 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