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the subjects our faculty are conducting research and offering classes in include development aid, gender and development, global health, food security, rural sociology, poverty, inequality, behavioural [...] labour, land, technologies, inputs, or credit and insurance markets; cross-cutting issues such as gender inequality, health, environment, or conflict are also critical to understand. Among the key features [...] land use, water resource management, climate change, biodiversity, food and nutrition, One Health, gender, migration, urbanization, governance, markets, innovation, and science policy. Bonn is home to several

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(2011-2016); Ger- man Society for Comparative Law; German-Greek Lawyers‘ Association; German Society for Gender Studies; German Women Lawyers‘ Association (DJB- Deutscher Juristinnenbund); Society for Legal History [...] in: Susanne Baer/Ute Sacksofsky (Hrsg.), Autonomie – geschlechtertheoretisch vermessen [Autonomy – gender-mapped], Nomos: Baden-Baden 2018, S. 173-184. Vielfältige Berliner Republik. Die Entwicklung von

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• Prof. Dr. Anna Katharina Mangold, LL.M. (Cambridge)

Planning for Degrowth”, Monthly Review, July 1, 142–53. * 2023. “Degrowth and Masculinities: Towards a gendered understanding of degrowth subjectivities”, Degrowth Journal Vol. 1, 00009, degrowthjournal.org (with

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• Matthias Schmelzer

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OER (Open Educational Resources) Here you will find material from the following research projects: Gender 3.0

Autumn semester 2025 Main research areas - Epistemic injustice - Feminist and political philosophy: (gender-based) violence, pregnancy, abortions and abortion bans, resistance - Critical phenomenology: on [...] sität zu Berlin and Technische Universität Berlin - 2022 - 2024: Interdisciplinary study program Gender Studies at the J. W. Goethe University Frankfurt am Main - 2021 - 2024: Master's degree in Philosophy [...] Philosophy at the J. W. Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, thesis title: "On dealing with gender-based violence. A critical phenomenological consideration of epistemic injustices." - Winter semester 2019/2020:

course include: numbers, forms of subject pronouns, definite articles, demonstrative pronouns, nouns, gender and number, possessive pronouns, describing holiday habits, present tense (indicative), as well as [...] course include: numbers, forms of subject pronouns, definite articles, demonstrative pronouns, nouns, gender and number, possessive pronouns, describing holiday habits, present tense (indicative), as well as

British writers. Her research interests include the Anglophone novel, Queer Theory, Postcolonial and Gender/Masculinity Studies. ----- Michael Krause (Potsdam) Beyond Big Brother – The Narrative Politics of [...] Vienna, and at Columbia University (New York City). Her research and teaching focus on ethnic and gender studies, literature and medicine, and popular culture. She is the author of Women’s Stories of the [...] and Feminismus und Freiheit (2016). Her current project focuses on the intersection of literature, gender, and medicine in 19 th -century America. She is the President of the German Association for American

Literaturwissenschaft als Kulturwissenschaft (›Literatur, Verbrechen & Recht‹, ›Literatur & Ökologie‹, ›Gender & Queer Studies‹, ›Materialitäten der Literatur‹, ›Literatur und Ökonomie‹, ›(politische) Tiere‹