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Helsinki, Raum 166 Christof Roos, Junior Professor of European and Global Governance and Member of the Board of ICES, will give his inaugural lecture on "The EU Paradox of Free Movement". You are cordially

. European Society: Democracy and Human Rights in the Divide of Global South and Global North Chair: Vincent Gengnagel (Europa-Universität Flensburg) Regina Kreide (Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen,

& Environmental Economics, Sociology Diploma thesis topic: 'Global price changes and local livelihoods - The impact of agricultural price fluctuations on rural livelihoods in Cambodia’ University of [...] Resilience Concept in the Context of ExtremeWeather Events and Global Change. In: Journal of Extreme Events , 3 (2). Krause, D.; Schwab, M.; Birkmann, J. (2015): An actor-oriented and context-specific

ASLE 2011 Conference: Species, Space and the Imagination of the Global in Bloomington, Indiana, USA, 21st – 26th June. 2012 "Was endet wenn die Welt untergeht? Fiktive Apokalypsen und ihre Nachspiele" [...] Environment, Literature, Culture Workshop "Ecocriticism and Globalization," Universität Frankfurt, June 21st "Bilder von antizipierten Ruinen als Orte der Identitätsformation" – Gesellschaft für

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Tarusarira , Director of the Centre for Religion, Conflict and Globalization, University of Groningen (Netherlands) Collaborating Scholars (December 2023) Dr. Zeina M. Barakat , Wasatia Graduate School, [...] Department, EUF Prof. Dr. Christof Roos , Professor of European and Global Governance at the Institute for Social Sciences and Theology, Department of Political Science and Political Didactics, EUF Dr. Reina

international economics. Our research centers around the issue of globalization, and in particular the economic implications of international trade, multinational enterprises, and migration. Our research has

Chimie in Paris. The conference addressed key issues regarding the global economic order, socio-ecological transformation, and public financing. Matthias Schmelzer participated in the panel discussion "

entering the next round - this year's theme is "Europe and the Post-Global World. Re-thinking Identity and Democracy in the EU". Five EUF Master's and doctoral students - from the fields of European Studies

. Films that challenge perspectives and spark discussions on global conflicts and social transformation. Why Attend? Cinema is more than storytelling, it shapes how societies remember, resist, and

Dr. Mangold recommends following the rules of the Institute for Global Law & Policy of the Havard Law School in academic exchange: http://iglp.law.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/