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Málaga (UMA). At these three prominent university locations situated in different European border regions, students gain in-depth knowledge of the diversity of European cultural transfer processes in history
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Schlachthöfen in Frankreich und in Deutschland: die Rolle von Gewerkschaften 06.06.23 Lara-Sophie Hoeren Regional Variation in Women’s Preference in Labor Market Participation 13.06.23 (additional Date) Yosur Sh
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Universitet) looks at minorities in the border region from a security and intelligence perspective. Today, we consider coexistence in the German-Danish border region to be exemplary. Some even think that the
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which is spoken on the island of Sylte. With knowledge of any one of these dialects, the neighboring regions and islands can also be easily understood. However, if there is sufficient demand and planning time
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elements in bi- and multilingual regions, and the potential effects of language input from multiple varieties, as well as connecting the linguistic history of a given region with the present. Litty, Samantha [...] Twitter. Heyen's research focused on obstacles in digital communication, which often affect small and regional languages in particular. In addition to the obvious limited reach, this is often due to a lack
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Visibilizing Normative Regional Historical Multilingualism (ViNoRHM): Ideology, Policy, and Practice Modern North Frisian – A study on the discrepancy between language norms and language use Multilingualism [...] Guestbook Constructions of Frisian Identity - with and without language Visibilizing Normative Regional Historical Multilingualism (ViNoRHM): Ideology, Policy, and Practice The ViNoRHM-Project project [...] brought to the forefront in an innovative account of language history of the German-Danish border region in the 19th century. Project Manager: Dr. Samantha M. Litty Funded by: DFG Duration: 20.01.2023-19
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Ages. This language has been nearly extinct for hundreds of years. To date, only in the Saterland region of Oldenburg has one dialect - ("Seeltersk") with an estimated 2,000 speakers - survived. (Caution: [...] each other. Protection and promotion of the language are regulated by the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, the Schleswig-Holstein constitution, and the so-called Frisian Law.
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linguistic topics. All of the institute's researchers are also members of the EUF's Center for Small and Regional Languages (KURS) , there is a close working relationship with the Nordfriisk Instituut in Bredstedt
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Flensburgers as "Munketoft." About 40 kilometers away, fellow scientists from the Research Centre for Regional Contemporary History and Public History (frzph) are conducting research in the Prinzenpalais in
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Döll open project BiZu - Education for inclusive concepts of belonging in the German-Danish border region Project lead: Prof. Dr. Jürgen Budde open project DLC Development hub Project lead: Prof. Dr. Christian