Events

Tuesday 21 May, 2013
13:15 – 14:45
Room XI, Building A, UN Geneva

Side-event of Open Ended Working
Group on Nuclear Disarmament

Launch of the 2nd edition of the Nuclear Abolition Forum
Tuesday, 9 April 2013
12:30 – 14:00
Geneva Centre for Security Policy
WMO/OMM Building Avenue de la Paix 7bis, Geneva

Featuring:
Ambassador Urs Schmid (Switzerland)
Ambassador Nobuyasu Abe (Japan)
Jean-Marie Collin (PNND, France)
Marc Finaud (Program Adviser, GCSP)
Alyn Ware (Founder, Nuclear Abolition Forum, New Zealand)
Teresa Bergman (Researcher, Basel Peace Office)

6pm, Friday May 24
University of Basel, Lecture Hall 001
Petersgraben, Basel

Featuring:
Wilson Kipketer, runner. Current world record holder for the 800 and 1000 meters (indoors).
Spokesperson for L’organisation pour la Paix par le Sport (Peace and Sport)
Paol Hansen, Special Adviser UN Office on Sport for Development and Peace
Carola Szemerey, Youth Future Project
Henk Van Nieuwenhove, Flanders Peace Field project  (the 1914 Soccer Truce)

 

Friday 16 November, 2012
6:00 PM

Aula Hall, Kollegienhaus
University of Basel

Saturday November 17, 2012
10:00 – 12:30

University of Basel
Hörsaal Room 115
(Cafeteria Block)

Basel University Seminar für Soziologie

The Basel Seminar für Soziologie (sociology department) combines a sophisticated training in sociological theory with an innovative method training, which includes both quantitative and qualitative methods and mixed methods. For this purpose, she deals with the topic-oriented special sociologies: Economic and Cultural Sociology and Political Development and Sociology.

Key study and research areas include Social Research and Methodology; Sociology of Education; African studies and sociology of religion, technology, politics, and risk; Social inequality, conflict and cooperation; and  General Sociology.

The Basel Peace Office contributes to the program of the Seminar fur Soziologie by organising guest lectures and seminars at the University of Basel, providing internships for students and providing teaching for one of the graduate courses.

Ueli Mäder, Professor of Sociology at the University of Basel and professor at the School of Social Work (FHNW), serves on the board of the Basel Peace Office. 

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