DIALOGIK is appalled by the Russian government's attack on Ukraine, which is contrary to international law. We support the statement of the Alliance of Science Organisations "Solidarity with partners in Ukraine - consequences for science" (https://www.dfg.de/download/pdf/dfg_im_profil/allianz/220225_statement_allianz_ukraine.pdf).

It is difficult for us to continue our normal everyday business in research and project work while a war of aggression is taking place in Europe. At this point we would like to express our hope to find ways to support Ukrainian friends, associates, colleagues and others who are affected. DIALOGIK declares its solidarity with all fellow human beings affected by the war and those who resolutely stand up for peace and freedom.

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You need scientific expertise on sustainable development or interactions of science and society und wish that this expertise includes also the perspectives of social groups and individuals?

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Scientific, dialogue-oriented, participative – these are the three essential characteristics of our non-profit research corporation DIALOGIK. We investigate complex processes of communication and interaction in the conflict-laden triangle of politics, economy, and civil society.

Our research team has special expertise in social scientific approaches and is familiar with methods and advanced techniques of qualitative and quantitative social research.

In our research we employ mainly discursive methods of investigation. This means, that we use structured dialogue in order to systematically collect information about perspectives, arguments and values of social groups and individuals and include this information into our analyses. Read more about this and our research goals and main areas of research.