Nullpunkt – mit Hanno Hauenstein

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In this episode of Nullpunkt, I speak with the sociologist and genocide scholar Martin Shaw, who was one of the first genocide researchers to publicly argue that Israel's assault on Gaza constituted genocide in the immediate aftermath of October 7, 2023.
We discuss what it actually means to call Gaza a genocide, why so many scholars and institutions were reluctant to do so, and how the past three years have reshaped the field of genocide studies itself.

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In this episode of Nullpunkt, I speak with the author Asal Dardan about solidarity, memory, and the moral landscape of Germany after October 7. Our conversation centers on her powerful new essay in a recently published anthology – "Gegenwehr im Jetzt" – while revisiting themes from her acclaimed book Traumaland.Drawing on Mohammed El-Kurd's concept of the "perfect victim," Dardan argues that empathy in Germany is granted highly selectively – that victims are expected to prove their innocence, purity, or political acceptability before they are deemed worthy of grief or solidarity. We discuss what this reveals about responsibilities of writers and intellectuals.
This episode was recorded live as part of the artist-run event series 'Books of Others.'

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/ In this episode of Nullpunkt, I speak with political theorist Gilbert Achcar about his new book "The Gaza Catastrophe" and the consequences of Israel's destruction of Gaza. We discuss why Achcar believes Gaza exposed the bankruptcy of the so-called “rules-based international order” and how Holocaust memory became intertwined with support for Israel. Gilbert Achcar is the author of numerous books on the Middle East, international politics, and political history. His most recent book, The Gaza Catastrophe, was recently published in German by Brumaire. You can find it here: https://brumaireverlag.myshopify.com/products/der-lange-weg-nach-gaza

Supportet den Podcast gerne hier! Auf Patreon:   / nullpunkt_pod  Via PayPal: https://paypal.me/hannohauensteinIn dieser Folge von Nullpunkt spreche ich mit der Autorin und Aktivistin Sanaz Azimipour über die politische Lage im Iran und die Frage, warum viele westliche Debatten über Iran an vereinfachten Schwarz-Weiß-Bildern scheitern.

Disclaimer: Diese Folge wurde infolge der Proteste im Iran und vor dem US-israelischen Angriffskrieg gegen Iran aufgenommen.

Wir sprechen über Repression und Widerstand unter der Islamischen Republik und geopolitische Interessen. Sanaz beschreibt, wie sich der Alltag im Iran seit den Protesten von 2022 verändert hat, welche Formen von Angst und Hoffnung heute nebeneinander existieren.

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Teresa Koloma Beck | Nullpunkt #11In dieser Folge von Nullpunkt sprechen wir mit der Soziologin Teresa Koloma Beck über die Militarisierung der deutschen Gesellschaft.
Warum wird in Deutschland gerade mit so viel Enthusiasmus über Krieg gesprochen?
Warum kippt auch in linksliberalen Milieus etwas, das lange als Konsens galt? Und was macht es mit einer Gesellschaft, wenn militärische Gewalt als "notwendig" oder alternativlos erzählt wird?