Academic followers and all others, wherever you are, please read, share, and join the 200+ signatories to this open letter demanding that our colleague, Susanne Täuber, is reinstated. #AmINext (1/4)
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If it's possible to be fired for "verstoorde werkrelatie" and if this is valid even though those in power have poisoned the relationship to those they have power over, then we have a law that encourages bosses to intimidate bc they can count on the law to be on their side.
People are increasingly protesting the potential firing of social safety expert Susanne Täuber. Staff and students at the UG are sharing their concerns on Twitter, using the hashtag #AmINext. https://t.co/POvqu5jHEU
The @univgroningen wants to fire Susanne Täuber, expert on social safety and gender equality. She reported to feel discriminated against, but the UG framed her as hostile. If speaking up against discrimination can lead to firing of an associate prof, #AmINext? 1/
“Many once viewed World War II as a reason to oppose militarization; now it is being used to justify it.”
Historian Stephen Milder, research fellow at the Munich-based @CarsonCenter, describes Germany’s shift from post-fascist to post-pacifist: https://t.co/tcMItFclXt
“For many within the party, the Greens’ radical past is problematic—the party’s current popularity seeming to offer evidence that abandoning radicalism was the right choice.”
But a new novel tries to recover its anti-establishment past: https://t.co/IvJpo0Zi0o
"Aus lokalen Protesten wurde eine Bewegung": Umwelthistoriker Stephen Milder vom Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Sociey @LMU_Muenchen analysiert Anti-Atomkraft-Proteste und spricht im Interview mit #DieDebatte über Lehren aus #Gorleben. #Endlager https://t.co/IKPpAnw10d https://t.co/MmPuM0JO71