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as examples; many others are possible!) are: o Students complete their module exam in the seminar "Global Art und NordArt". The questions could be, for example: How do issues of marketing influence the

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the possibilities and limits of social transformation—always with an eye toward sustainability and global justice. Once again, this issue features outstanding theses from the M.A. in Transformation Studies

The new study examines the ecological and social impacts of global cement production and discusses possible alternatives. Under the title “Concrete Destruction: Costs and Damages of the Concrete and Cement [...] imperial mode of living is made.” Concrete production is responsible for eight to nine percent of global CO₂ emissions. The study also addresses environmental destruction, labor conditions, and international

internationales 2026” at the Maison de la Chimie in Paris. The event will address key questions of the global economic order, socio-ecological transformation, and public financing. Matthias Schmelzer will p

to the European University Alliance EMERGE (Empowering the Margins of Europe through Regional and Global Engagement) and offers teaching staff a wide range of opportunities for international collaboration

regional disparities, European institutions, and global interconnections, developing competencies to interpret spatial processes in both European and global contexts. NatGes, RegGeo, RegGeoEU, HuGeoEx History [...] (European History in a Global Context) and Public History . Students explore transnational historical perspectives, issues of power, culture, and exclusion, and Europe’s role in global developments. International [...] environmental education, sustainability, and ethical decision-making are addressed in both European and global contexts and are made tangible through excursions, for example to the Danish Wadden Sea or the Baltic

and the costs of eco- nomic globalization, and to appreciate the merits and the limitations of these models. The course focuses on particular aspects of economic globalization, viz. the integration of goods [...] Management Studies – BWL PStO 2024 STAND: FRÜHJAHRSSEMESTER 2026 34 M od ul e SQ 3 01 Economics of Globalization Ökonomik der Globalisierung Module type Required Module ID number 215103010 Credit points (LP) [...] to develop an academically sound understanding of fundamental economic problems in the age of globalization. The focus is on substantive problems that feature prominently in the international public debate

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approaches, EU’s insti- tutional and political status, as well as foreign policy instruments on the global scale. This is achieved by considering the EU Common Foreign and Security Policy and external action

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Professor for Empirical Research on Europe (Prof. Dr. Uwe Puetter) and Junior Professor for European and Global Governance (Prof. Dr. Christof Roos) Prerequisites None Applicable degree program M.A. European Studies

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s between European and global politics and economics and give examples of relevant developments from the past and the present. The module covers many aspects of internal/global/international governance [...] classify their contribution to European and global politics and the economy. Students can assess actual political challenges in terms of their continental and global outreach, as well as develop the ability

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