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It also aims to reveal how language users themselves perceive and shape their linguistic possibilities and the linguistic spaces available to them. The study employs a qualitative and exploratory research

Prof. Dr. Ilona Ebbers open project In:ge - Intensive support, shaping transitions Project lead: Prof. Dr. Tatjana Leidig open project LSB-V Museums against right-wing extremism Project lead: Dr.

transformation paths. The aim of the reGo n project is to ensure and shape the transfer of the models and tools developed over many years of research work into practice. SPREAD.SH: Model-Based Analysis of

liveable future. In addition to economic and legal responses, the shaping of such a future is dependent on cultural practices of reparation. The Käte Hamburger Centre for Cultural Practices of Reparation

specific historical moments and their cultural representation shaped national cultures (for example, the Declaration of Independence or ‘9/11’ in the U.S. or the Glorious Revolution or ‘The Troubles’

on the following core questions: 1. How did classical Imperialism shape the first rise of democracy?; 2. How did (early) democratic constitutionalism reflect and support processes of overseas expansion [...] regimes linked to Imperialism?; 4. How did Imperialist wars shape the architecture of European nation states and how was external violence mirrored in internal violence? Part 2 will focus on the following questions: 1. How did the aftermath of World War II shape democratic constitution making?; 2. Did decolonization promote new constitutional models?; 3. Did the relation between warfare and

are more important than ever. After all, they are the ones who shape the future of their society and thus of ours," emphasized University President Prof. Dr. Werner Reinhart. People like Philipa Joy

of degree programs - the role of professional organisations in shaping European studies and relations between disciplines Chair: Michelle Witen, Junior Professor of English and Irish Literature and

of degree programs - the role of professional organisations in shaping European studies and relations between disciplines Chair: Michelle Witen, Junior Professor of English and Irish Literature and

and Roma and the mechanisms of persecution and exclusion that shaped European societies from the late nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century. The conference is jointly organized by Subproject