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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2023 · 1H 16M

Susanne Schulz: „Die Politik des Kinderkriegens“

from Innsbrucker Gender Lectures · host FREIRAD

Die Politik des Kinderkriegens Feministische Perspektiven auf demografische Krisennarrative und dis/reproduktive Technologien Zu viel Bevölkerung oder zu wenig? Wer soll Kinder bekommen und wer vom Gebären abgehalten werden? Und welche Kinder sollen geboren werden und welche lieber nicht? Kinderkriegen ist eingebunden in mächtige Regierungsstrategien, die auf Körper und Bevölkerungen abzielen. Auch heute gibt es weiter ein malthusianisches Denken, das fast alle Krisen unserer Zeit zu Bevölkerungsproblemen umdeutet. Dies zeigt sich in einer „demografisierten“ Klimadebatte ebenso wie in repressiven globalen Verhütungsprogrammen. Der Status quo von sozialer Ungleichheit, Rassismus und globaler Zerstörung bleibt dabei unberührt. Es ist insofern wichtig, das demografische Denken zu sezieren – auch in Bezug auf deutsche Kinderwunsch-, Familien- und Migrationspolitik. Susanne Schultz forscht zu Bevölkerungspolitik und Machtverhältnissen im Bereich der Reproduktion und der Humangenetik. Sie ist Beirätin des Gen-ethischen Netzwerks e.V. Berlin und Mitglied des Herausgeber*innenkollektives Kitchen Politics. Ihr aktuelles Buch heißt: Die Politik des Kinderkriegens. Zur Kritik demografischer Regierungsstrategien (transcript: Bielefeld 2022).  

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05.12.2023 - Kinderkriegen ist eingebunden in mächtige Regierungsstrategien, die auf Körper und Bevölkerungen abzielen. Es ist insofern wichtig, das demografische Denken zu sezieren – auch in Bezug auf deutsche Kinderwunsch-, Familien- und Migrationspolitik.

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