Inter-State, Inter-Institutional and Interdisciplinary HRRC Working Groups

The four thematic working groups, composed ideally of an equal number of participants from Connecticut and Baden-Württemberg, are the conceptual core of the Human Rights Research Consortium. The foci of the four groups are key human rights-issues of our time. The working groups meet independently throughout the academic year (2-3 times per semester) and have annual in-person workshops. The scholarly exchange is designed to lead to a variety of common activities and projects (publications, conference panels, policy recommendations; press releases, educational activities, archive etc.).

The working language in these groups is English.

The working groups’ objective is scholarly exchange in a supportive, intellectually rich and diverse, and productive atmosphere. Groups will provide an opportunity to engage with colleagues and approaches from different disciplines, scholarly traditions, and cultural backgrounds.

Human Rights, Science and Technology

Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights

Sebastian Wogenstein

wogenstein@uconn.edu

Human Rights and International Relations

Human Rights Education and Solidarity

Graduate Student Human Rights Research Working Group