Die Politik geht nicht entschlossen gegen Islamismus vor , sagt Frau Prof. Schröter

Susanne Schröter is a professor at the Frankfurt Research Center for Global Islam at Goethe University, director of the Institute of Ethnology, and heads the Cluster of Excellence "The Formation of Normative Orders." She was also the director of the Cornelia Goethe Center for Gender Studies. She is a board member of the German Orient Institute. She has been studying Islamic lifeworlds since 2004, when she was appointed to the Chair of Southeast Asian Studies at the University of Passau. These credentials are one reason why she is a sought-after interview partner. But she also speaks plainly: for example, that the men who committed assaults in Cologne on New Year's Eve 2015 were shaped by the deeply patriarchal structures in their home countries. That these structures are also fostered by the rigid sexual morality and the image of women in Islam. That, contrary to the assurances of mosque representatives, Salafism and Jihadism are indeed connected to Islam. Her research finding is that some Muslim youths perceive jihadism as a trivial youth movement. These statements have made her a highly praised yet also heavily criticized scholar. Her critique is directed at societal ignorance and political inaction that disregard the threat to democracy. Maya Zehden in conversation with Susanne Schröter. Her latest book will be published on February 12, 2024: Susanne Schröter: The New Culture War: How a Woke Left Threatens Science, Culture, and Society. We apologize for the inaccurate and sometimes absurd subtitles—they are generated by YouTube and are beyond our control. German If you would like to watch this video in another language, you can display subtitles. To do so, please scroll to the gear icon in the bar at the bottom of the video and click on Subtitles – Options – Auto-translate, and then select your chosen language. This method isn't perfect (yet), but it's helpful for understanding the text better. English If you would like to watch this video in another language, you can view subtitles. To do this, please scroll to the gear icon in the bar at the bottom of the video and click on Subtitles - Options - automatically translated, and then select your language. This procedure isn't perfect (yet), but it is helpful for understanding the text better. Are you tired of superficial, one-sided Middle East reporting in the media? Then let Mena-Watch, the independent Middle East think tank, inform you! https://www.mena-watch.com Our team of political scientists, historians, and authors guarantees the factual accuracy of our daily publications and is available for inquiries. You can subscribe to our weekly newsletter with analyses, commentaries, and editorials at https://www.mena-watch.com/newsletter. You can also listen to and subscribe to the Mena-Talks podcast on all major platforms. An overview of all podcast episodes can be found at https://mena-talk.podigee.io.