Welcome back to Making Sense of EU! This is already the fourth episode of the serie's second season.As a reminder, as part of the RED-SPINEL research project, said season is dedicated to exploring the challenges liberal democracy is facing in the European Union.Our understanding of who we are, how we perceive others, and what our sense of belonging might be all depend on the stories we tell ourselves. In a context marked by polarization and even disinformation; dissensus surrounding these common stories can have far-reaching consequences. To help us Make sense of the stories being told about European democracies and their corollary values, we welcome professors François Foret &amp; Maximilian Conrad.   François Foret is professor of Polituical Science and president of the Institut d'étdues européennes (IEE) at the Université libre de Bruxells. His research interest include: European integration; identity and memory; symbolic legitimization of political orders; interaction between religion and politics; comparative politicsMaximilian Conrad  (https://www.hi.is/starfsfolk/mc)is Professor at University of Iceland - Háskóli Íslands. He is also the Principal Investigator of RECLAIM (https://reclaim.hi.is/en/), a fellow Horizon-funded project on "Reclaiming Liberal Democracy in Europe". His research interest include: European integration, German politics, and political theory, particularly issues connected to democracy, communication, civil society, and the public sphere. Ongoing research includes work on the implications of post-truth politics for liberal democracy in Europe.

Making sense of EU storytelling in times of dissensus and disinformation

Episode 195. Was Acts 15 the first presbytery meeting? (Tough Texts! Episode 13)

The work of the church doesn't always feel glamorous. Our culture values individualism, freedom of conscience, and authenticity; it's also suspicious of institutions and matters of polity and order. Is there wisdom to be found in committees and councils? In this episode, we take a look at Acts 15 to tease out some principles central to how the early church "does business."

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Was Acts 15 the first presbytery meeting? (Tough Texts! Episode 13)

Du hast Interesse zu studieren, vielleicht sogar Politikwissenschaft? Dann komm doch zu uns an die Technische Universität Chemnitz!
Für viele, die ihr Abitur gemacht haben, stellt sich die Frage:
Und wie nun weiter? Viele wollen ein Studium beginnen. Wie wäre es mit Politikwissenschaft in Chemnitz?
Dr. Frank Schale ist Studienberater an unserem Insitut hier an der
Technischen Universität Chemnitz. In dieser Folge besprechen wir alles, was du über das Studium im Bachelor als auch im Master wissen musst!
Was ist Politikwissenschaft überhaupt? Welche Berufsperspektiven habe ich danach? Und was macht man im Studium selbst überhaupt? All diese Fragen beantwortet euch Herr Schale.

Episode 22: Dr. Frank Schale - Politikwissenschaft in Chemnitz studieren

The Biblical and Apostolic Form of Polity: Part Two (8-24-25)

The Form of Presbyterian Government (9-21-25)

The Form of Presbyterian Government Part 2 (9-28-25)

Der PoliSciCast präsentiert das Institut für Politikwissenschaft an der Technischen Universität Chemnitz (TUC). Regelmäßig gibt es hier eine neue Folge, in der wir Interessierten Einblicke in das Studium der Politikwissenschaft an der TUC, den dort Forschenden, Studierenden sowie weiteren Themen rund um Praktika, Stipendien und aktuellen Forschungsprojekten geben wollen. Reinhören lohnt sich!

Folgt uns gerne auch auf Instagram: @politikwissenschaft.tuc

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Theologians discussing the Christian faith from their areas of expertise.

New tracks tagged #polity