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Welcome to the DFG Research Unit “Law – Gender – Collectivity”

Our interdisciplinary Research Unit has been active since January 2018. It brings together scholars of law, sociologists, European ethnologists and historians from the three major Berlin universities, the University of Potsdam and the European University Viadrina Frankfurt (Oder). Read more…

The Research Unit consists of six sub-projects and a coordinating project. In every sub-project, a team investigates a particular empirical research field. In our second funding phase (2021-2024), these are environmental law and climate litigation (A), transnational labor conflicts (B), urban & housing commons (C), consumer protection (D), processes of infrastructurization (E), and human rights, queer genders and sexualities since the 1970s (F).


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Petra Sußner / A.M. Engler (2019): Regulatory function and structurally sensitive protection against violence

Petra Sußner / A.M. Engler (2019): Regulatory function and structurally sensitive protection against violence. On the enforcement of violence protection claims of persons in need of protection in refugee shelters. Expertise for the German Centre for Integration and Migration Research.

The expert report follows the mandate to examine fundamental and human rights protection claims of vulnerable residents of refugee shelters, to work out legal gaps, conflicts and implementation difficulties in the multi-level system and to point out individual legal remedies. For this purpose, the expert report deals with the international legal situation (2), EU law (3), federal law (3) and state law (4).

Presented at the conference "Gewaltschutz in Geflüchtetenunterkünften", German Centre for Integration and Migration Research, Berlin, 09 December 2019. 

Report in German.