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their ongoing conflict, drawing lessons both from Germany's engagement with its past and from other global conflict zones. The three-year doctoral program includes participants from Albania, Northern Ireland

through the ECPR’s Standing Groups and Research Networks, opportunities to showcase their research to a global audience through journals and blogs and are eligible to apply for funding to participate in EPCR’s

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says Bischoff-Parker. "After all, multilingualism is essential for navigating the challenges of a globalized academic and professional world." Europe celebrated the European Day of Languages on September

Studies Module 7: 5CP Introduction into the Europeanization of Societies Module 8: 5 CP Europe in the Global Economy Module 9: 5 CP Philosophy and Ideas of Europe 3. Semester 30 CP Required elective Area 1 [...] maximum 8 pages) OR Klausur exam (60 minutes) OR oral group exam (30 minutes) 5 Module 8: Europe in the Global Economy 1 V: 2 SWS Oral exam (20 min.) or Klausur exam (60 min) or term paper (10-12 pages) with

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Prof. Dr. Ulrich Glassmann, Vice President for Europe and International Affairs, highlighted the global challenges facing the graduates. "Given this situation, as a university of and for Europe - as an [...] On September 8, 2023, Europa-Universität Flensburg honored twenty international students from the Global South with a traditional air jump. The Dean of Faculty III, Prof. Dr. Tabea Scheel, and the head

meaning of economic growth as a driver of 'development'. Current debates on the effects of (de)globalization trends, development aid and ecologically sustainable growth strategies will also be addressed

pipeline: Being a (female) writer in Ireland's contemporary creative economy", Irish Literature and the Global Marketplace, KU Leuven, Belgium, 12-14 June 2024. Yilmaz, Dilâra. "Irish Animals in the Anthropocene:

Lecture by Prof. Dr. Stefan Aykut at the Danish Central Library Currently, limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius does not seem plausible. This is the main finding of a pivotal study by the Excellence [...] involved in this cluster have devised a framework that examines the social and political drivers of a global transformation towards climate neutrality and estimates how plausible a climate turnaround is based [...] hurdles, levers and opportunities for a socio-ecological transformation. In addition to examining the global scenario, Prof. Dr. Aykut will also delve into Germany's climate transition. Further information

framework that examines the social and political drivers of a global transformation towards climate neutrality and assesses the plausibility of a global climate turnaround based on the dynamics of these drivers [...] The global shift towards climate neutrality has been decided politically and is technologically possible. Nevertheless, implementation is stagnating, and even setbacks can be observed time and again. The [...] The goal set by the international community of limiting global warming to 1.5°C or at least well below 2°C is thus moving further and further away. Against this background, the Hamburg Cluster of Excellence

Windegger, F., Roy, B., & Schmelzer, M. (Eds.). (forthcoming). Global Degrowth. (Inter)dependencies, power, and justice. Special Issue of New Global Studies . Bruno, A., & Schmelzer, M. (Eds.). (2026). Degrowth [...] M. (2025). From Downscaling to Global Justice: Towards a Convergence of Climate Repa­rations and Degrowth. In N.S. Sylla and K. Koddenbrock (Eds.), Delinking and Global Reparations: Alternative Perspectives [...] The Costs and Damages of the Global Cement Industry ( RLS ) The project, funded by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation (New York), provides a comprehensive analysis of the global cement industry and its social