40.4 - Animal Politics / Football History

Forum I: Animal Politics. A New Research Agenda in Political Theory

• Svenja Ahlhaus & Peter Niesen: What is Animal Politics? Outline of a New Research Agenda.
• Bernd Ladwig: Animal Rights – Politicised, but not Humanised. An Interest-Based Critique of Citizenship for Domesticated Animals.
• Thomas Saretzki: Taking Animals Seriously: Interpreting and Institutionalizing Human-Animal Relationships in Modern Democracies.
• Tine Stein: Human Rights and Animal Rights: Differences Matter. 
• Sandra Seubert: Politics of Inclusion. Which Conception of Citizenship for Animals?
• Johannes Marx & Christine Tiefensee: Of Animals, Robots and Men. 
• Andreas T. Schmidt: Why Animals have an Interest in Freedom.
• Federico Zuolo: Equality among Animals and Religious Slaughter.
• Karsen Nowrot: Animals at War: The Status of “Animal Soldiers” under International Humanitarian Law.

Forum II: Football History. Selected Contributions to Sport in Society

• Jutta Braun: Football History – A German Perspective on Current Research Fields.
• Kay Schiller: Siegen für Deutschland? Patriotism, Nationalism and the German National Football Team, 1954-2014.
• Diethelm Blecking: Das “Wunder von Bern“ 1954 – Zur politischen Instrumentalisierung eines Mythos.
• Nils Havemann: Soziale Marktwirtschaft und “Wirtschaftswunder“ im bundesdeutschen Berufsfußball der 1950er und 1960er Jahre?
• Katharina Barsch: The Path of European Football. A Level Playing Field for only 90 Minutes.
• Wolfram Pyta: Football Memory in a European Perspective. The Missing Link in the European Integration Process.
• Matthew Taylor: The People’s Game and the People’s War: Football, Nation and Class in Britain, 1939-1945.
• Rolf Parr: Nationalstereotype im internationalen Fußball.
• David Forster & Georg Spitaler: Viennese Football and the German Wehrmacht – Between “Duty” and Evasion.
• Michael Krüger: History of Sports Medicine in Germany. Some Preliminary Reflections on a Complex Research Project.