In her article “Suez, Lampedusa, Djibouti City: Border Zones of Globalisation” Valeska Huber explores global mobility and border crossing in Europe. She uses the world press photo of 2014, “Signal”...
Mr. Dayeh, your academic experiences seem to be truly exemplary for an international career in the humanities. You studied at the University of Jordan and received a bachelor’s degree in Islamic studies and you...
Short presentation by Matthias Middell (Professor of the Global and European Studies Institute, University Leipzig, Germany) at the conference “Areas and Disciplines: Lessons from Internationalization Initiatives in the Humanities and...
Short presentation by Ulrike Freitag (Director of the Zentrum Moderner Orient, Berlin, and Professor of Islamic Studies at Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) at the conference “Areas and Disciplines: Lessons from Internationalization...
Short presentation by Sundhya Pahuja (Director of the Law and Development Research Program at Melbourne Law School’s Institute for International Law and the Humanities, Melbourne, Australia) at the conference “Areas...
Short presentation by Thomas Duve (Director of the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History, Germany) at the conference “Areas and Disciplines: Lessons from Internationalization Initiatives in the Humanities and...
Short presentation by Dominic Sachsenmaier (Professor of Modern Asian History, Jacobs University, Germany) at the conference “Areas and Disciplines: Lessons from Internationalization Initiatives in the Humanities and Social Sciences in Germany”.
The Panel “Thinking Transregional Studies” was the first panel of the conference “Areas and Disciplines: Lessons from Internationalization Initiatives in the Humanities and Social Sciences in Germany” organized by the...
Statement about the conference “Areas and Disciplines” by Matthias Middell The field of area studies is currently facing a couple of interesting challenges: societal demand for knowledge about seemingly far...
Statement about the conference “Areas and Disciplines” by Ulrike Freitag The following considerations are based on the experience of teaching in a British and German context as well as having...
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