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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,
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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
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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
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public speaking, leadership, and negotiation skills; promote global citizenship and multilateral thinking Target Audience: Undergraduate and graduate students; Students interested in international
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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
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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
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& Environmental Economics, Sociology Diploma thesis topic: 'Global price changes and local livelihoods - The impact of agricultural price fluctuations on rural livelihoods in Cambodia’ University of [...] Resilience Concept in the Context of ExtremeWeather Events and Global Change. In: Journal of Extreme Events , 3 (2). Krause, D.; Schwab, M.; Birkmann, J. (2015): An actor-oriented and context-specific
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Climate & Sustainability (TRAJECTS) is one of four DAAD-funded Global Climate and Environment Centers. Its goal is to support and strengthen transcontinental exchange, research, and education on
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Munich: Annual Book Award for Native North American Theater in a Global Age (2007) German Association for American Studies’ Best Article Award 2007 (for "On Contested Ground (Zero): Literature and the
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Winter, 2011. Däwes, Birgit. Native North American Theater in a Global Age: Sites of Identity Construction and Transdifference. American Studies: A Monograph Series 147. Heidelberg: Winter, 2007.