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special focus of our project is to involve you, the students, as co-designers of the project. By working together, we can flexible mobility paths at Europa-Universität Flensburg. But what does it mean to [...] help us adapt our program in the best possible way to your specific wants and needs. If you’d like to work together with a dynamic, diverse team to help plan or implement smaller events and activities connected [...] Would you like to be internationally active here as well? If so, take advantage of the opportunity to work dynamically and creatively with our project team as an international ambassador ! As an international

social processes manifests itself in Berlin's dynamic urban spaces. How do people live, learn and work here and what does all this mean for our future society, and particularly for our educational cultures

being: Student assistants (SHK/WHK) for qualification work of Early Stage Researchers Funding of students assistants (SHK/WHK) for qualification work of Early Stage Researchers can be applied for at the [...] (SHK/WHK) Publication funding (dissertation and postdoctoral theses, open access journal articles) Work and meeting rooms Open calls Mentoring-Program Hardship fund for the final doctoral phase Support

international economics (2009-2014) under the supervision of Professor Wilhelm Kohler. During his work on his dissertation, he spent two terms at University College London (2013-2014). He was awarded a

environmental and energy policies, such as air quality regulations and solar energy adoption. In his work, he uses quantitative methods of applied micro-econometrics. Ali Taleb holds bachelor's degree in

228a Street Munketoft 3b Post code / City 24937 Flensburg ORCID 0000-0001-5733-4106 Institutions Name Work and Organizational Psychology Position Research employee Publications

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sociographical understanding of Gypsies to a ‘racial-biological’ concept between 1850 and 1950 and to work out the entanglements of antiziganism, antisemitism and colonial racism. For the first time, the

used the materials of the ‘Racial Hygiene Research Centre’ from the Nazi era, where she herself had worked before 1945: including family trees, survey maps and tens of thousands of photos. The documents had

designing a multimodal database as the technical infrastructure of the research group, in which events, works and people can be stored and linked in a structured way. In addition to a basic mapping and evaluation