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on the conflict dynamics of the Western Balkans. However, having been inspired by the richness of the oral poetry and the folklore mechanism of the Western Balkan countries, Hodaj dedicated her PhD studies [...] integration in the Western Balkans, Human Rights Education Network, Developing Eastern Partnership not only in a national environment but also in an international one i.e., Western Balkans, Strasbourg/France, [...] on a part-time basis. PhD project: Ethnic Schism as an Inhibitor for Peacebuilding in the Western Balkan: Kosovo’s Case Tea Hodaj Tea Hodaj Tea Hodaj is a political scientist as well as an international

Germany other international areas of conflict (Northern Ireland, South Africa, Simbabwe, Kenia, the Balkans) are considered relevant for initiating mutual learning processes among the Ph.D. students. The analysis

European borders. Romanies, Nation States and Europe Iulia-Karin Patrut 52-66 Visualisation of the "Balkan road": Media representations of the refugee crisis at the periphery of Europe Ksenija Vidmar Horvat

Caucasus and the Balkans. From 2006-09, she was the Director of the FP7 project, Minority and Human Rights in the Life-cycles of Ethnic Conflicts (MIRICO) focusing on minority rights in the Balkans, and she has

international students they also learn from country-cases such as Ireland, South Africa, and the Balkans. The PhD-program supports five objectives: 1. To enable the doctoral students to pursue an advanced

Religion. Tea Hodaj is a PhD candidate specialising in the Literary Texts and Nationalism of the Western Balkan countries. Puzzled by the role of literary texts, especially fiction, in the dissemination of political

(Japan). Yanguas-Parra, P. A (15/03/2018): Future Development of the Energy Sector in Romania and Balkan Region: coal phase-out and the Paris Agreement. REPOMs Energy Day . Brasov (Rumania). Yanguas-Parra

sch 05.10. 10:30-11:30 Dynamics of Historical Perspectives in the Literary Texts of the Western Balkans Tea Hodaj 12.10. 12:00-13:00 Historical Multilingualism: A linguistic history of the German-Danish

SP 6 (Penter/Reuter) Research areas Core research area: Romania Additional areas : Parts of the Balkans, Russia, Ukraine and Hungary Aims - AIM 1: Clarify the extent and significance of self-articulation

05.10. 10:30-11:30 Dynamics of Historical Perspectives in the Literary Texts of the Western Balkans Tea Hodaj Autumn Semester 2023/24 Hosted by: Prof. Dr. Claudius Gräbner-Radkowitsch & Marlene Langholz-Kaiser