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as co-editor; Breaking Intergenerational Cycles of Repetition: A Global Dialogue on Historical Trauma and Memory , as editor; Post-Conflict Hauntings: Transforming Memories of Historical Trauma , as

publication links post-growth with decolonial perspectives and global justice. An essay by Tonny Nowshin and Matthias Schmelzer on the connection between post-growth and decolonization has been published [...] Blocks for Climate Reparations: Putting Perspectives from the Global South in the Spotlight. The central question is how global inequalities, colonial continuities, and resource relations can be more [...] " is driven by the ongoing reproduction of inequalities by a global economic system—a system based on the extraction of resources, labor, and the environment from countries in the Global South. Taking

public speaking, leadership, and negotiation skills; promote global citizenship and multilateral thinking Target Audience: Undergraduate and graduate students; Students interested in international

the German Federal Government’s Scientific Advisory Council on Global Environmental Change: the necessity of citizen participation in planning processes for sustainable urban development. Nevertheless

of this development can be led back to e.g. an increasing globalization, a growing economic strength of countries moderately industrialized up to now, a rapid technological progress or shortened

and (Trans)Pacific Studies. Spec. Issue of Atlantic Studies: Global Currents. (forthcoming) with Jens Temmen. "Introduction." Across Currents: Connections between Atlantic Studies and (Trans)Pacific Studies. Spec. Issue of Atlantic Studies: Global Currents. (forthcoming) "Transpacific Life Writing." a/b: Auto/Biography Studies 32.2 (2017): 183-85. with Diane Bélisle-Wolf,

im Überblick The teaching occupation in Learning Societies: A global ethnography of occupational boundary work Evaluation des JobStarter-Projekts "Kompetenz durch Betrieb und Schule (KBS)" der Beruflichen

world law that enabled a now interrupted but still lasting global process of fully inclusive democratization. However, the rise of world law 1945 was followed by its fall after 1989, and the present

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: Nonhuman Voices in Contemporary

develop sustainable energy systems in developing economies of the global South; and Where to draw the boundaries between centralized energy infrastructures and the development of distributed, local energy