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Gegenwärtig wird intensiv über die zeitlichen Voraussetzungen der Demokratie debattiert: Wie verändert sich die Koordination durch Zeithorizonte (Governing by Time) und die Rhythmisierung des Regierens (Time of Governing)? Welche Rolle spielt die Verstetigung sozialer Macht in parlamentarischen und administrativen Zeitstrukturen? Zudem kollidieren diese Eigenzeiten demokratischen Regierens zunehmend mit der Beschleunigung ökonomischer, technologischer und kultureller Prozesse: Gerät die Demokratie dabei an ihre Geschwindigkeitsgrenzen?

On 28-29 October 2013, the WZB is hosting an international conference on the “Advances on the Political Economy of Conflict and Redistribution II” which is jointly organized by Thomas R. Cusack (WZB), Kai A. Konrad (Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance, and WZB) and Karl Ove Moene (Norwegian Centre of Excellence on Equality, Social Organization, and Performance at the University of Oslo).

This event is part of the colloquium series “Rethinking Law in a Global Context”, which this summer semester focuses on “Private Ordering and Public Authority”, sponsored by the WZB Rule of Law Center and convened by Prof. Dr. Mattias Kumm (WZB and New York University) in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Ingolf Pernice (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin).

Professor Moritz Renner is the Lichtenberg-Professor for Transnational Economic Law and Theory of Economic Law at the University of Bremen.

This event is part of the colloquium series “Rethinking Law in a Global Context”, which this summer semester focuses on “Private Ordering and Public Authority”, sponsored by the WZB Rule of Law Center and convened by Prof. Dr. Mattias Kumm (WZB and New York University) in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Ingolf Pernice (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin).