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Gäste: Frank Sauer Host: Markus Völter Shownoter: Simon Bretschneider
Wie funktioniert Forschung und Wissensaufbau in einer Disziplin in der es keine Naturgesetze gibt, wo man keine Experimente durchführen kann und wo auch formale Modelle schwierig sind? Die Politikwissenschaft ist ein Beispiel dafür. In dieser Episode unterhalte ich mich darüber mit Frank Sauer, der am METIS Institut der Universität der Bundeswehr zu Sicherheitspolitik forscht (und nebenbei einer der vier Köpfe hinterm Sicherheitshalber Podcast).
Frank Sauer stellt sich vor
00:03:20Frank Sauer | Hyperschallflugkörper | Politikwissenschaften | Bundeswehruniversität | Sicherheitshalber Podcast | Zugfunk Podcast
Beschreibung Context der Arbeit
00:07:31Metis Institut für Strategie und Vorausschau | Weißbuch Nationale Sicherheitsstrategie | Carlo Masala
Forschung in den Politikwissenschaften
00:10:09Politische Theorie | Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft | Quantitative Methoden | Internationalen Beziehungen | Internationale Politik im Weltraum | Implikation von Quantensensoren für militärische Anwendungen | Scientifically rigorous research | Szientisten in den Politikwissenschaften | Demokratischen Frieden | Demokratien führen untereinander keine Kriege | Autonomie in Waffensystemen | Survey experiments | Emergenz | chaotisches Verhalten | Erkenntnisinteresse | Forschungsfragen | Entscheidung Einsatz Atomwaffen in den USA | Checks and Balances | Neorealismus | Autokratien | Demokratien | Peer Review | Priming Potential | Modelle in der Wissenschaft | Objektivität | Spieltheorie | Eskalationsdominanz | Bureaucratic Politics
Denkschulen in den Politikwissenschaften
00:40:26Realismus | Liberalismus | Konstruktivismus | Sozialkonstruktivismus | Alexander Wendt | Anarchie | Bipolares System | Replikationskrise | Empirie | Nina Tannenwald | The nuclear taboo | God gave physics the easy problems | Krisenfrüherkennung | Zeitenwende-Rede von Olaf Scholz | Foresight-Methoden
Letzte Fragen und Abschluss
01:25:47Chapters
1. Frank Sauer stellt sich vor (00:02:50)
2. Beschreibung Context der Arbeit (00:07:01)
3. Forschung in den Politikwissenschaften (00:09:39)
4. Denkschulen in den Politikwissenschaften (00:39:56)
5. Kommunikationstätigkeit (01:13:16)
6. Letzte Fragen und Abschluss (01:25:17)
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Gäste: Frank Sauer Host: Markus Völter Shownoter: Simon Bretschneider
Wie funktioniert Forschung und Wissensaufbau in einer Disziplin in der es keine Naturgesetze gibt, wo man keine Experimente durchführen kann und wo auch formale Modelle schwierig sind? Die Politikwissenschaft ist ein Beispiel dafür. In dieser Episode unterhalte ich mich darüber mit Frank Sauer, der am METIS Institut der Universität der Bundeswehr zu Sicherheitspolitik forscht (und nebenbei einer der vier Köpfe hinterm Sicherheitshalber Podcast).
Frank Sauer stellt sich vor
00:03:20Frank Sauer | Hyperschallflugkörper | Politikwissenschaften | Bundeswehruniversität | Sicherheitshalber Podcast | Zugfunk Podcast
Beschreibung Context der Arbeit
00:07:31Metis Institut für Strategie und Vorausschau | Weißbuch Nationale Sicherheitsstrategie | Carlo Masala
Forschung in den Politikwissenschaften
00:10:09Politische Theorie | Vergleichende Politikwissenschaft | Quantitative Methoden | Internationalen Beziehungen | Internationale Politik im Weltraum | Implikation von Quantensensoren für militärische Anwendungen | Scientifically rigorous research | Szientisten in den Politikwissenschaften | Demokratischen Frieden | Demokratien führen untereinander keine Kriege | Autonomie in Waffensystemen | Survey experiments | Emergenz | chaotisches Verhalten | Erkenntnisinteresse | Forschungsfragen | Entscheidung Einsatz Atomwaffen in den USA | Checks and Balances | Neorealismus | Autokratien | Demokratien | Peer Review | Priming Potential | Modelle in der Wissenschaft | Objektivität | Spieltheorie | Eskalationsdominanz | Bureaucratic Politics
Denkschulen in den Politikwissenschaften
00:40:26Realismus | Liberalismus | Konstruktivismus | Sozialkonstruktivismus | Alexander Wendt | Anarchie | Bipolares System | Replikationskrise | Empirie | Nina Tannenwald | The nuclear taboo | God gave physics the easy problems | Krisenfrüherkennung | Zeitenwende-Rede von Olaf Scholz | Foresight-Methoden
Letzte Fragen und Abschluss
01:25:47Chapters
1. Frank Sauer stellt sich vor (00:02:50)
2. Beschreibung Context der Arbeit (00:07:01)
3. Forschung in den Politikwissenschaften (00:09:39)
4. Denkschulen in den Politikwissenschaften (00:39:56)
5. Kommunikationstätigkeit (01:13:16)
6. Letzte Fragen und Abschluss (01:25:17)
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