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Interests Feminist Science and Technology Studies (STS), Medical Humanities, Evidence-Based Policy, Global Health, Precarity, Trade Unions, Migration Memberships Centre Marc Bloch (An-Institut of HU Berlin) [...] Prina, Torben Sigsgaard, Lara Tavoschi, Alejandro Valdivia, Christian Morberg Wesje, Pascal Grosse. Global Health in Higher Education: New Perspectives from a trans-European University Alliance, The Lancet(under

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of energy and environmental management. The goal was to prepare students for the challenges of the global energy transition. 2000 - SESAM (Sustainable Energy Systems and Management): ARTES was further developed

- 19:00 Uhr Location: Gebäude Helsinki, Raum 166 Christof Roos, Junior Professor of European and Global Governance and Member of the Board of ICES, will give his inaugural lecture on "The EU Paradox of

Colloquium Autumn term 2023 / 2024 Economics 1: Fundamentals of Microeconomics Economics of Globalization Regional Economics 1 (Lateinamerika) Bachelor/Master Kolloquium Spring term 2023 Economics 2: [...] Kolloquium Autumn term 2022 / 2023 Economics 1: Fundamentals of Microeconomics Economics of Globalization Regional Economics 1 (Lateinamerika) Development Economics Bachelor/Master Kolloquium Spring term [...] Kolloquium Autumn term 2021 / 2022 Economics 1: Fundamentals of Microeconomics Economics of Globalization Regional Economics 1 (Lateinamerika) Development Economics Preparation Course Introduction into

European Economy Europe in the Global Economy Transformation of European Economies Spring term 2022 Europe in the Global Economy Research Methods for Regional Studies Globalization and Change of Regional Economies [...] Economies and Societies Globalization and Change of Regional Economies in Europe Political Economy of Modern Capitalism Regional Economics II (Southeurope) Europe in the Global Economy Research Methods [...] European Economy Europe in the Global Economy Transformation of European Economies Spring term 2021 Bachelorcolloquium (Southeurope) European Economy Europe in the Global Economy Transformation of European

they have been winning votes from citizens disappointed with EU policies and with the globalization process. Globalization seems to have resulted in a very sharp and serious gap between winners and losers [...] in which regions of the EU that were not attractive to global capital lost all importance. In response to the devastating effects of globalization, the populists are offering solutions that go through the [...] – nation-states alone can no longer control the future and fight against the consequences of globalization. Quite the contrary, the moment demands for cooperation. Rather than focusing on technocratic

resources in a world of global value chains: Strategic considerations for clustered firms and cluster managers, in: Connell, J., Agarwal, R., Sushil & Dhir, S. (Eds.): Global Value Chains, Flexibility

problems and social change processes, and analyze possible futures Climate change, social inequality, global conflicts: in the M.A. Transformation Studies program, which is unique in Germany, you’ll deal with [...] and ecological causes and effects of major crises – from climate change and species extinction to global conflicts, colonialism, economic stagnation, and social inequality. Critical perspectives: From a [...] you understand why we find ourselves in the current situation. You’ll analyze local, regional, and global transformation processes over the past centuries, and deal in depth with systemic transformations

attribution ) or changeable ( variable attribution )? Globality: Do the causal factors also have an influence on achievements in other areas ( global attribution ) or only on the school subject in question [...] an unfavorable attribution profile in which negative events are attributed internally, stably and globally (e.g. "I'm just too stupid"), while positive events tend to be attributed externally, variably and