The section "Transnational and Intersectional Critique of Power" assembles the research interests of young scholars who deal with transnational and intersectional relations of power with a view on various social sub-areas in order to point out and elaborate diverse emancipatory perspectives. These include (care) work, education & pedagogy, health & reproductive rights, queerness & sexuality, family & parenthood, justice, flight & migration, decolonization, democracy and socio-ecological transformation. Thus, the section also provides a common, interdisciplinary working context for scholarly exchange on the local and global dynamics of power and domination. 

Events are in German and English. For further information can be found here.