Transfer
Orientation knowledge for everyone

Wars and violent conflicts are among the major challenges facing society. As a result, the IFSH’s peace and security research attracts a high level of public interest. This, in turn, calls for innovative, quality-assured knowledge transfer with a wide range of societal actors.

Selected formats and transfer highlights

Our researchers answer peace and security policy questions from members of the public in this on-demand discussion format.

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IFSH researchers present research findings on current political issues and translate them into policy recommendations for members of parliament.

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Responding to topical issues of the day, the Brief Analysis is aimed specifically at a non-academic audience that wants to be informed quickly and thoroughly.

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Curated by the research project SECIMA, this exhibition documents the fears, hopes and demands of a generation whose future is threatened by the climate crisis.

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During these briefings, IFSH researchers present their latest publications and place current political and societal developments in context.

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IFSH researchers regularly give insights into their research and engage in discussions with the audience at the Hamburg bar HADLEY’S.

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Our International Cybersecurity research team organises Germany's largest cybersecurity conference in Berlin once a year.

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Schools throughout Germany can book Unlock Europe: The Escape Game on Peace and Security in Europe, including a game moderator.

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This format presents individual – and often quite technical – aspects of current research in a particularly concise and entertaining way.

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Authors present complex academic issues in a concise and easily understandable way in the Policy Briefs.

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In addition to publications in both national and international academic journals, the institute has a wide range of its own publication formats.

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Our researchers take part in numerous events and actively contribute their expertise.

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Berlin Office

A place for dialogue

Together with partners from academia, civil society and politics, the Berlin Office has organised public discussion forums focused on the IFSH’s primary research topics since 2019. In addition, there are special, non-public event formats and series aimed specifically at politicians and experts.

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