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Das alte Modell der Demokratie funktioniert nicht mehr: Die Welt hat sich verändert. Populisten nähren sich von der intensiven Polarisierung rund um Kriege, wachsender Ungleichheit und dem nahenden Klimakollaps. In seinem neuen Buch «Rethinking Democracy» zeigt PD Dr. Hanno Scholtz sein Konzept der zivilen Demokratie, welches das Augenmerk weg von der Konkurrenz der Eliten, hin zur Stärkung der Bürger als Entscheidungsträger verlagert. Damit zeichnet er eine mutige neue Vision und Strategie für den globalen Wiederaufbau der Demokratie im 21. Jahrhundert.

Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos. 

👉🏻 «Rethinking Democracy – Demokratie neu denken» Buchvorstellung von Hanno Scholtz, PD
📆  Dec 10, 2025, 18:30-20:30
👤 Autor: Hanno Scholtz
📍 RAA-G-01, Kleine Aula, Rämistr. 59, 8001 Zürich

Join us for a public talk by Lena Ajdacic, Sociologist from the University of Lausanne who specializes in elites, power structures, and economic sociology. 

👉🏻 «Current Sociological Research CSR» public talk series
📆  Nov 25, 12:15-13:45
👤 Guest speaker: Lena Ajdacic
📍 AND-4-06

Every semester, our Department hosts a series of public talks (colloquiums) on the topic of «Current Sociological Research (CSR)» with local researchers and invited guest speakers.

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The 13th volume of Social Inclusion features contributions from SUZ researchers. Jörg Rössel co-authored the editorial on current developments in medically assisted reproduction (MAR), exploring how social inequality and social norms shape access, attitudes, and experiences. Maila Martens, Nadja Colombini, and Jörg Rössel examine motivations behind social egg freezing, while Julia Schroedter analyzes the influence of religion on attitudes toward MAR. Julia Böcker and Nina Jakoby aim to understand subjects' experience and emotional managment of (failed) fertility treatments.

Anna Mann and Gabriel Scheidecker would like to invite for the third talk of their series «Ethnographic Interventions. Engaging with the sciences of maternal and child health»:

Luca Chiapperino's talk plunges into the moral paradox of the epigenetic study of the developmental origins of health and disease: a science born out of evidencing structural, life-course determinants of multigenerational health effects which are routinely translated into individualized parental behaviour change and controversial maternal responsibilities.