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She's leaving home: a large sample investigation of the empty nest syndrome [PDF - Download] This study considers life satisfaction in relation to the empty nest syndrome, which is a situation where there

results of previous courses Filename Date Size / type Topics in Area Studies (Spring Term 2017) 5/24/17 306 KB (PDF) Topics in Area Studies (Autumn Term 2016 / 2017) 12/20/16 382 KB (PDF) The Political Economy

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examination regulations for more detailed information. Bachelor's theses of both study regulations and master's theses of German study regulations can also be supervised by the scientific staff of the professorship [...] of flex patriates - an exploratory study among management students The "practical shock" - how university graduates experience their career start. An empirical study on the course of integration processes [...] contact us at least eight weeks before the planned official registration via this Formula (if you are studying in Denmark, please note the deadlines below). A supervisor is assigned according to the main topic

The Urgency of the Future in Gerald Vizenor’s Art." Survivance, Memory, and the Future of Native Studies: New Approaches to Gerald Vizenor . Ed. Birgit Däwes and Alexandra Hauke. New York: Routledge, 2017 [...] A Curious Account of Native People in North America , by Thomas King. Amerikastudien / American Studies 59.4 (2014). Web. www.dgfa.de/thomas-king-the-inconvenient-indian-a-curious-account-of-native-pe [...] Indigenous Arts and Literatures." Postgraduate Forum (PGF) of the German Association for American Studies (GAAS/ DGfA), University of Hamburg, Germany, Oct 6-8, 2016. "Future Reservations/ Reservations of

photographs or drawings) for children and childhood studies? Which methodological and methodical questions arise when visual data is the basis of comparative studies, and how can such data be adequately analysed [...] qualitative research approaches? We cordially invite researchers from social, cultural and childhood studies to share their ideas, perspectives and research results in order to bring together our experiences

especially drawings and photographs, have proved particularly useful – in childhood and cross‐cultural studies alike. At the same time, the majority of the world´s children in the "Global South" is excluded from [...] discourse on children and youth: " Most of what is currently known about child development comes from studies of children in the minority developed world " (Bornstein et al. 2012) These issues shall be addressed

Awards and Fellowships Jürgen-Saße-Award for Canadian and Indigenous Studies (research trip to Ottawa/Montréal, Oct. 2017) DAAD-fellowship (German Academic Exchange Service) for the participation in the

FernUniversität Hagen: 216-272, with Helmut Voelzkow. A course book contribution for the master studies programme Politische Steuerung und Koordinierung at the Open University Hagen, also as VS book chapter [...] Rights, Family Networks and Regional Varieties of Capitalism in Mediterranean Countries. Regional Studies , Vol. 50 (1): 35-51. Read article. Sauermann, Jan; Glassmann, Ulrich (2014): Restraining Free-Riders: [...] Capitalism: Unorthodox Local Business Development in the Cologne Media Industry. European Planning Studies, 16 (4): 465-486. Read article. Glassmann, Ulrich (2007): Wohlfahrt und Altruismus – Eine Bestan

private households. This is to be investigated both quantitatively and qualitatively by means of case studies in Germany, Great Britain, Italy and Sweden. In this way, we want to examine the extent to which [...] Helmut Voelzkow. I was in charge of an analysis of the transformation of German capitalism and a case study on business development in the Cologne media industry. The general thesis put forward in this project [...] Planck Research Group Ulrich Glassmann This project was based at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne and the European University Institute, Florence. It constituted an international