Activities at a glance The MWP organizes book roundtables, conferences, lectures, multidisciplinary research workshops and academic practice activities. Read more Activities at a glance
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Publications Take a look at the MWP Books, Articles, Working Papers, Annual Reports, Newsletters and much more. Read more Publications
Read more 6 March 2025 Research seminar Joint event Missing data: a conviction narrative approach to policy development Read more
Read more 7 March 2025 Workshop Max Weber Programme for Postdoctoral Studies Gender dynamics in central social structures across diverse contexts Read more
Read more 17 March 2025 Research seminar Joint event Second meeting of the International Thinking and Planetary Futures Research Cluster Read more
Sergio Puig appointed Director of the Max Weber Programme As of 1 March 2025, Professor Sergio Puig begins his role as the Academic Director of the Max Weber Programme (MWP). Read more Sergio Puig appointed Director of the Max Weber Programme
How does parental religiosity influence children? Interview with Melike Kokkizil Melike Kokkizil, Max Weber Fellow at the EUI Department of Economics, explain her research on how parents’ religious beliefs influence children’s education, labour market participation, and fertility rates, highlighting that effects are more evident for girls rather than for boys. Read more How does parental religiosity influence children? Interview with Melike Kokkizil
Achille Marotta receives 2024-25 Virginia Ramey Mollenkott Award Achille Marotta, Max Weber Fellow at the EUI History Department, has received this year’s Virginia Ramey Mollenkott Award from the LGBTQ Religious Archives Network (LGBTQ-RAN). Read more Achille Marotta receives 2024-25 Virginia Ramey Mollenkott Award
Imogen Bayley on migration and displacement in postwar Germany In this interview, Max Weber Fellow Imogen Bayley discusses her recent book ‘Postwar Migration Policy and the Displaced of the British Zone in Germany, 1945–1951’. Read more Imogen Bayley on migration and displacement in postwar Germany