‘Threatened Solidarities’. Mobilising discourses and practices in refugee aid (F08*)

该项目对德国社会的自我形象和身份叙事采取了历时性的方法，将其视为一个在“难民危机”之后受到威胁的秩序体系。该项目分析了难民援助项目中的参与者如何应对民族主义和种族主义的威胁。它特别侧重于作为动员场所的抗议和援助项目之间的相互作用，日常生活中团结的理想的实施，以及成功和失败的经验对重新排序的影响。

The project takes a diachronic approach to the self-image and identity narrative of German society as a threatened system of order in the aftermath of the "refugee crisis". The project analyses how actors in refugee aid programs have dealt with the threats of nationalism and racism. In particular, it focuses on the interplay between protests and aid projects as places of mobilization, on the operationalization of the ideal of solidarity in everyday life, and on the effects of experiences of success and failure on re-ordering.