Berlin Program Theory and Methodology Workshops

Unlike most academic settings, in which opportunities for truly interdisciplinary dialogue are rare, the Berlin Program deliberately provides a context that tries to bridge the humanities and social sciences. Many of the selected projects are interdisciplinary and thus challenge traditional disciplinary borders. However, this multi-disciplinary character also challenges our abilities to communicate. In order to promote and cultivate the cross-disciplinary dialogue in our colloquium, these workshops are designed to facilitate this exchange.

2021

In our online skills workshop, Veronika Fuechtner (Dartmouth College) and Johannes von Moltke (Michigan University), both renowned scholars, Berlin Program Alumni and serial fellowship recipients, discussed four test applications with 49 online participants. Here is a brief summary of advice.

Earlier

Theory and Methodology Workshop: Hybridity (October 2016)

Theory and Methodology Workshop: What does "Normal/Normalization" mean? (November 2012)

Theory Workshop: Structure and Agency (October 2011)

Methodology Workshop: 20 Years Reunification (November 2010)

Methodology Workshop: The Berlin Wall Seen Through Interdisciplinary Perspectives (November 2009)

Theory Workshop: Structure and Agency (October 2009)