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social media in the mobilization of collective action in political movements: The Tsunami Democratic case Influence of German Culture on Arab Culture in Women. European Narratives Through the Participation [...] the Discourse on Gender Boundary through Interdisciplinarity. Normative Power Europe Revisited: A Case Study of EU-China Human Rights Relations. Restitution Requests and Responses. Collective Memory, [...] Eurosceptic Groups towards the European Union after Brexit? Post-Colonial Amnesia & Cultural Memory: The Case of Nigeria. How the British Secondary Education Curriculum Preserves a Central and Peripheral Outlook
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transition and economic polarization in Europe: a multi-level assessment with Germany and Poland as case studies, seit Oktober 2023 Forschungsprojekt in Kooperation mit polnischen Forscher:innen zur Just
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allow them to interact with German and other international students they also learn from country-cases such as Ireland, South Africa, and the Balkans. The PhD-program supports five objectives: 1. To enable
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transition and economic polarization in Europe: a multi-level assessment with Germany and Poland as case studies This project, carried out by a team of German and Polish researchers, examines how the policies
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applied sciences in East Germany and a small private liberal arts college in North Carolina. This case study evaluates activities and programs from the involved faculty´s perspective. The authors look
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Kolloquium, 13.01.2013. Jahnke, Holger (2012): "Geographies of education in border regions - The case of the German-Danish border". - 2nd International conference on Geographies of education, Loughborough
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Church University, Februar 2020 Vortrag 'Les formations diplômantes bricolage en Europe : études de cas', Colloque du Département Formation Situation Professionnelle (Institut de Psychologie). Université [...] Migration, Transnationalism and Racisms network conference, University of Edinburgh, Juni 2018 Vortrag 'Case study of life storytelling and narrative arts applied in a civic shelter in France', International
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multilevel governance regimes of national social integration policies using Denmark and Germany as case studies. Our analysis focuses on the local level where national policies are enacted and negotiated [...] negotiated between new immigrants, local institutional actors and civil society actors. For our empirical case studies we have chosen two neighboring municipalities on both sides of the German-Danish border. They [...] Northern Germany and Southern Denmark, the paper follows a three-step empirical research in the two case study municipalities: (A) detailed mappings of the two resulting local institutional landscapes for
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indicate for Germany a rather coincidental access depending on the contact person, whereas in the Danish case a structured consultation practice will guide newly arrived migrants through the public education