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The paper examines key debates within and regarding contemporary internationalist movements in Mexico and Germany. The starting point is the discussion on New Internationalism, originating in the practices and ideas of groups in solidarity with and anti-colonial and anti-imperialist movements in the global South since the 1970s, which were subsequently discussed, expanded, and transformed within various social struggles. Employing a qualitative content analysis, we reconstruct common themes, similarities and divergences in texts authored by the EZLN and BUKO from 1996 to 2021. The findings reveal that common references to the contents of New Internationalism exist in the examined texts, yet are interpreted differently along situated struggles and experiences of oppression and marginalization. Connecting elements are forms of intersectional critique of domination, as well as the rejection of the idea of a revolutionary subject, an avant-garde, a principal contradiction, and the taking over of state power. Simultaneously, the analysed texts emphasize the necessity of transnational struggles and global networking against capitalism to counteract planetary destruction and exploitation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article "President's Greeting" reports on the position paper on equal opportunities and diversity of the German Mathematical Society (DMV). The DMV presidency emphasizes the importance of a diverse, respectful, and inclusive community. It is mentioned that the discussion about a possible renaming of the DMV has resurfaced, but no name change has taken place so far. The presidency has established a specialist group for gender, diversity, and sustainability in mathematics and proposes a participatory process to shape the discussion about the name of the DMV. Furthermore, reference is made to a paper adopted by various mathematical and scientific societies, condemning antidemocratic and nationalist approaches in Germany. It is emphasized that science requires openness, international cooperation, democracy, and the rule of law. [Extracted from the article]

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This article enhances the understanding of individual and school-related drivers of socialization connecting to trust in political institutions. Using data from the International Civic and Citizenship Education Study 2016, the authors show that pupils in Germany report high levels of trust in political institutions that is reduced for pupils with international biographies, experiences of teacher unfairness, and in schools with a high proportion of pupils with international biography, as well as in academic tracks (Gymnasium). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Der Gender Care Gap, also der geschlechtsspezifische Unterschied in der Aufteilung unbezahlter Sorgearbeit wie Kinderbetreuung und Hausarbeit, ist in Deutschland vergleichsweise hoch. Frauen übernehmen deutlich mehr unbezahlte Sorgearbeit als Männer. Besonders mit der Familiengründung steigt der Gender Care Gap nachhaltig an. Zu Beginn der CoronaPandemie vor knapp vier Jahren wurde vielfach befürchtet, dass sich der Gender Care Gap noch vergrößern könnte. Empirische Analysen zeigen, dass sich in jungen Familien zu Beginn der Pandemie in der Tat Geschlechterungleichheiten in der Sorgearbeit verschärft haben. Vor allem Mütter haben den erhöhten Betreuungsbedarf der Kinder zu Hause infolge von Kita- und Schulschließungen aufgefangen. Die Untersuchungen auf Basis von Daten des Beziehungs- und Familienpanels pairfam in diesem Wochenbericht zeigen jedoch, dass sich der Gender Care Gap inzwischen wieder auf das Niveau von vor der Pandemie zurückbewegt hat – wenngleich dieses immer noch hoch ist. Wenn die Politik Geschlechterungleichheiten auf dem Arbeitsmarkt wirksam bekämpfen will, sollte sie die ungleiche Verteilung der Sorgearbeit stärker in den Fokus nehmen und bestehende Hemmnisse für eine gleichmäßigere Aufgabenteilung abbauen. Das wäre zum Beispiel durch eine Ausweitung der Partnermonate beim Elterngeld sowie einer Reform des Ehegattensplittings und der Minijobs möglich. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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