Eva-Lotte Schwarz
PhD candidate of Scuola Normale Superiore in Florence // Social Movement Studies // Environmental Politics
- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzIst ja nicht so, dass eine von uns beauftragte Studie das frühzeitige Ende der Braunkohleförderung schon 2023 so vorausgesehen hat 😮💨 www.rbb24.de/wirtschaft/b...
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- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzJoin us online on Monday, December 1st at 4 pm (CET), for the last session of the Autumn 2025 series of the Politik von unten Colloquium. We will discuss Carla Koppe's @unigreifswald.bsky.social paper titled "Victory at All Costs? Moral Choices in the Communicative Struggle for Climate Justice".
- Reposted by Eva-Lotte Schwarz📣 New publication! The second article of my postdoc project on the far right and anti-gender mobilization is now out #openaccess in #GermanPolitics doi.org/10.1080/0964... It examines antifeminism in far-right party politics through the case of AfD Key findings: Antifeminism ✅ Radicalization ✅
- Reposted by Eva-Lotte Schwarzinteresting yet unsurprising stuff happening in catalonia: the recently founded right-wing extremist, separatist (!?) party aliança jumps in electoral predictions from 2 to 20 (!) MPs in the Catalan regional parliament, as Vox (right-wing extremist, anti-separatist) grows slightly up to 13 MPs
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- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzHeute geht’s los! ✨ Unsere Online-Diskussion startet um 16:00 Uhr. Lust dabei zu sein? Einfach kurz an info@protestinstitut.eu 📧 schreiben für den Zoom-Link.
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- ”Are we there yet?“ 👉 New colloquium session on Monday for researchers of social movement and protest. We will be discussing the paper of Gregor Berger from @goetheuni.bsky.social about how movements think about progress & future ✨
- Die Politik von unten Colloquium Herbstreihe geht weiter! Kommt am Montag, den 17. November, um 16 Uhr (CET) zur nächsten Sitzung dazu. Wir diskutieren Gregor Bergers ( @goetheuni.bsky.social ) Paper mit dem Titel „Zur Frage, wie soziale Bewegungen erahnen, was ein Fortschritt sein wird“.
- It’s embarrassing that Friedrich Merz based his opening speech at #COP30 on the topic of "Technologieoffenheit" (openness to technology). This is exactly the rhetoric that has masked the unwillingness to invest in sustainable energy / mobility for years.
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- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzThe second session of the Politik von unten Colloquium on November 10th is unfortunately CANCELLED due to the sickness of the presenter. The next session of the colloquium will take place on November 17th. Looking forward to seeing you then!
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- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzToday is the day! At 4 pm CET Politik von unten Colloquium starts again. To receive the link for the session, please contact us at info@protestinstitut.eu. To stay updated about the upcoming sessions, and receive draft papers beforehand, please join our email list: lists.riseup.net/www/info/pol...
- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzPolitik von unten Colloquium is back! Join us online on Monday, November 3rd at 4 pm (CET), for the first session of the Autumn 2025 series. We will be discussing Dr. Suparna Banerjee's paper titled "Collective Resistance and Electoral Autocracy: The Case of Electoral Bonds in India".
- The first session of our „Politik von unten“ online colloquium for social movement and protest research starts this Monday from 4-6pm. Anyone interested can write a mail to ipb and join in 📚
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- Eben weil Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf keine Linksradikale ist, zeigt die Kampagne gegen sie, worum es wirklich geht: ein Warnsignal an die politische Mitte, sich nicht mit linken Themen gemein zu machen.
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- We are excited to accept submissions to the newly revived colloquium “Politics from below”! ➡️ Work-in-progress from scholars of social movements and protests
- Politik von unten ("Politics from Below") colloquium is back! If you are interested in presenting your work-in-progress research in the Fall 2025 series, please send an email with a short description (in English or German) to info@protestinstitut.eu by June 15th. protestinstitut.eu/kolloquium/
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- The suspension of family reunification for those with subsidiary protection marks a new low in German migration policy. Many children will age out of eligibility while waiting. Populism is trumping human rights.
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- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzJoin us online for a conversation about the current student-led mobilization in Serbia on May 19th! Jelena Cupać, Aida Kapetanović, and Filip Balunović will share their insights on the ongoing protests. protestinstitut.eu/event/ipb-de... Register by May 18th via info@protestinstitut.eu
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- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzWenn du dringend die Mindestwortzahl erreichen musst... (team)
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- In 2017, Germany’s Constitutional Court ruled the NPD too small to pose a threat, thus not banning it. In 2025, the AfD is deemed too large to ban, as it would disenfranchise a significant voter base. So, what’s the electoral sweet spot for a party to be just right for prohibition? #afdverbot
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- 2024 was the hottest year on record. Disasters like the Valencia floods are clearly linked to the climate crisis - yet many media still avoid calling it that. Maybe it’s because we cling to the idea of “weather” as neutral, harmless small talk. climate.copernicus.eu/global-clima...
- The climate politics in Germany’s new coalition deal stem from 3 parties that don’t really want climate action—but can’t admit it in a pro-climate public discourse. The result are 1000 hurdles and diluted measures to mask their unwillingness.
- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzDiese Regierung versagt beim Klimaschutz, bevor sie begonnen hat zu regieren. Deswegen setzen wir heute zum internationalen Aktionstag in rund 50 Orten ein Zeichen: Deutschland muss endlich seiner Verantwortung gerecht werden! ✊ fridaysforfuture.de/internationa...
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- In their new coalition agreement, CDU/CSU and SPD commit to reaching Germany’s climate goals by... ....doing no more than absolutely necessary. #koalitionsvertrag
- This is combined with readjusting the CO₂ reduction targets by including negative emissions from projects outside (!!) Germany. If you can't reach the bar, bring the bar down to you.
- Also worth highlighting is the construction of 20 GW of new gas power plants — incidentally, the only energy sector given a concrete expansion target.
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- 🧵 (1/7) What a great think piece on the conservative obsession with suffering and conflict — especially in light of the “what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger” logic behind the new tariffs.
- (2/7) Conservatism (especially alt-right ideology) thrives on dualism: us vs. them, glorious tradition vs. rotten modernity. It’s a worldview that _needs_ conflict to sustain itself.
- 3/7 That’s why post–Cold War works like Clash of Civilizations were so popular. Conservatives were desperate to find a new enemy: migrants, Muslims, China — someone to fight.
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View full thread7/7 Behind all this is a deep, almost mythic belief: that greatness is born from suffering. But in practice, it just becomes policy failure dressed up as virtue.
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- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzSpectacular view of 100,000 people attending the #HandsOff march in NYC
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- Reposted by Eva-Lotte SchwarzGermany Turns to U.S. Playbook: Deportations Target Gaza War Protesters - my latest @theintercept.com theintercept.com/2025/03/31/g...
- Kann eine von Studenten getragene Bewegung eine oppositionelle Altpartei wiederbeleben? 👇
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