Close sidebar Home » Programmes and Fellowships » Postdoctoral Max Weber Programme » Activities » Master Classes Open sidebar menu Max Weber Master Classes 2015-2016 The core of the Max Weber Programme’s multidisciplinary activities are the Thematic Research Groups . These Groups are organized on an interdisciplinary basis and bring together Fellows from different disciplines who are working on a similar range of issues. The Groups have the opportunity to organize one or two workshops each (either two half days or one full day), either in conjunction with a MW Lecturer (Master Classes) or another visiting expert (MWP Events by MW Fellows). The Master Classes are usually held on the Thursday following the Max Weber Lecture between 10:00 and 12:00 in the MWP Common Room unless stated otherwise in the programme. MWP Master Classes 2015-2016 18 November 2015Silvana Patriarca (Fordham University)"Discourses of Internal Difference and the Renationalization of Contemporary Italy"11:00-13:00, MWP Common RoomTRG: Citizenship and Migration 9 December 2015Peter Katzenstein (Cornell University) ‘Protean and Control Power in World Politics’11:00-13:00, MWP Common RoomTRG: Europe in the World: Foreign Relations, International Security, World Politics 21 January 2016Daniel Cohen (Paris School of Economics)"Sovereign risk: the return"10:00-12:00, MWP Common RoomTRG: Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa: The Design and Governance of Monetary and Fiscal Policies and Financial Regulation in the European Union 18 February 2016Sarah Birch, University of Glasgow"Electoral Fairness and Integrity"TRG: Governance, Constitutionalism and Democracy (2) 17 March 2016Reva Siegel, Yale University"Conscience Wars in Transnational Perspective: Religious Liberty, Third-Party Harm, and Pluralism"TRG: Law, Governance, Constitutionalism and Democracy (1) 21 April 2016Maristella Botticini, Bocconi UniversityTRG: Inequality and Efficiency in Education adn Labour Market CANCELLED 19 May 2016Philip N. Pettit, Princeton University "Republicanism as a Global and an Economic Ideal "TRG: Governance, Constitutionalism and Democracy (2) 16 June 2016Rogers Brubaker, University of California (UCLA)“Between Difference and Inequality: Linguistic and Religious Pluralism”TRG: Citizenship and Migration Go to the abstracts of the Master Classes 2014-2015 Page last updated on 17 August 2017