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1. B.A. European Cultures and Society

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   limit our contact and observe on hygiene. Students are urged to practice social distancing and to minimize physical contact with each other to help avoid the spread of COVID-19 Coronavirus. Stay safe

2. Department of Education and Teaching Methods for the Promotion of Emotional and Social Development

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   Welcome to the website of the Department of Education and Teaching Methods for the Promotion of Emotional and Social Development Listen About us Courses of Study Research Publications and Lectures

3. ICES

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   society, politics and culture. The goal of ICES is to identify and research these processes from the perspectives of the social sciences and the humanities. As the central point of contact

4. International Conference Practices & Difference

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   , and analytical insights into social practices and the construction of differences in educational settings and thus contribute to the international academic discourse on methodological issues. Conference

5. Project ValCon

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   the role of digital social & news media in creating political value polarization among citizens and in promoting the rise of populism in Europe . It includes a comparative survey in 6 countries and qualitative analysis of debates conducted through social media. The overall aim of our research is to explain the growing tendency in and across Europe to contest the core values that anchor the European [...] . This crisis, we assume, is a manifestation of increasing conflicts over liberal values, which—we further argue—social media both drives and amplifies. ValCon asks the following core question

6. Studying Change – M.A. Transformation Studies

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   Studying Change – M.A. Transformation Studies Listen Today’s dominant economic model has brought on historically unique levels of societal prosperity. This development has had many negative social and environmental consequences. Mass consumption and a steadily increasing use of energy and resources are major causes of man-made climate change, biodiversity loss and countless other socio-ecological crises. The consequences of global warming and increasing environmental pollution are not only felt in the Global North; for societies of the Global