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27.09.2022

CITAS Brownbag-Session | Imagining the Political Space of India Globally | A Conversation with Professor Nilanjana Mukherjee, University of Delhi

In der nächsten Sitzung im Rahmen der CITAS Brownbag-Sessions präsentieren wir ein Gespräch zwischen Professor Mukherjee, Guido Hausmann und Borbala Zsuzsanna Török. Inhalt der Debatte werden koloniale Vorstellungswelten, Kartographie und die Signifikanz der Konzepte des Globalen Nordens und Südens für die Area Studies sein. Die Session wird am 27.09.2022 um 14:00 in den Räumlichkeiten des CITAS (SG.214) stattfinden und wie immer kann gerne das eigene Mittagessen mitgebracht werden... mehr

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CITAS (SG.214)

18.07.2022

CITAS Lecture Series | Exports and outward Foreign Direct Investment as drivers of eco-innovations: An analysis based on Spanish manufacturing firms (Celia Torrecillas Bautista)

ScienceCampus visiting fellow Celia Torrecillas Bautista (Complutense, Madrid) will give a lecture on eco-innovation in the internationalization of the economy, with a focus on Spain.... mehr

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H19, Sammelgebäude

13.07.2022

Brownbag Masterclass with Nishani Frazier (University of Kansas) - Digital Humanities in the Modern World: Praxis, Ethics, Aesthetics

Nishani Frazier (Professorin für Geschichte und Amerikanistik an der University of Kansas und Gastdozentin des RAEF/Leibniz Wissenschaftscampus) spricht in dieser Sitzung im Rahmen der Brownbag Mittagsseminare über die Möglichkeiten zur Darstellung empirischer Forschungsergebnisse mit den Mitteln der Digital Humanities.... mehr

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Sammelgebäude 214 (SG.214, CITAS)

11.07.2022

CITAS Lecture Series | Globalization, Inequality, and the Labor Market, 1970 to 2010 (Hartmut Lehmann)

On 11 July, 18:15 in H19 at UR, Prof. Dr. Hartmut Lehmann will give a talk on Globalization, Inequality, and the Labor Market, 1970 to 2010. His focus will be on rising income equalities, drawing on the cases of the US and the UK, two countries where labor markets are considered particularly flexible and where government interference in labor market issues is less prominent than in continental European countries. Prof. Dr. Hartmut Lehmann is Academic Vice-Director of the Leibniz Institute for East and Southeast European Studies (IOS) where he is Head of the Economics Department.... mehr

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H19, Sammelgebäude

11.07.2022

Guest Lecture | Gabriele Schwab (UC Irvine) Transspecies Selves

On 11 July, 14:15 in H10 at UR, Gabriele Schwab - Distinguished Professor at the University of California, Irvine, with appointments in the departments of Comparative Literature, Anthropology, English and European Languages and Studies, will give a guest lecture on Transspecies Selves as part of the seminar of Leibniz ScienceCampus, UR and REAF Visiting Professor Claudia Sadowski-Smith. All are invited to attend.... mehr

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H10, UR

04.07.2022

CITAS Lecture Series | Between Europeanisation and waste colonialism: Dirty dumping at the periphery of Europe (Ger Duijzings)

On 4 July, 18:15 in H19, Ger Duijzings (professor of social anthropology specializing in Southeastern Europe at UR) will discuss transnational waste chains and informal practices of collecting, recycling and incineration of waste in the context of "Europeanisation" and relations between apparent centres and peripheries of the continent.... mehr

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H19, Sammelgebäude

27.06.2022

CITAS Lecture Series | The Sounds of Blackness: How Gentrification Silences and Displaces Belonging (Nishani Frazier)

ScienceCampus visiting Fellow Nishani Frazier will give a talk on 27 June at 18:15 discussing Black experiences of gentrification in Durham, NC. Her research draws on oral history and biographical approaches to explore experiences of home and place.... mehr

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H19, Sammelgebäude

20.06.2022

CITAS Lecture Series | Globalization and the migration turn. Why migration has become a polarizing issue (Attila Melegh)

On 20 June at 18:15 Attila Melegh, sociologist and historian. Senior advisor at the Hungarian Central Statistical Office, associate professor at Corvinus University, Budapest, will discuss how historical sociology has contributed to the development of a "migration turn" in research, placing Eastern Europe in a global context. The talk also considers how migration has shaped domestic political and social discourses in the region.... mehr

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H19, Sammelgebäude

13.06.2022

CITAS Lecture Series | What is the "American Model"? Learning Management and Knowledge Ideologies in a “Moment of Danger” for Universities (Ben Chappell)

ScienceCampus visiting fellow Ben Chappell (University of Kansas) will give a talk at the lecture series Frictions and Transformations of Globalization on 13 June 2022 at 18:15.... mehr

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H19, Sammelgebäude

19.05.2022

CITAS Ringvorlesung | Taking Stock of Shock: Social Consequences of the 1989 Revolutions (Kristen Ghodsee and Mitchell Orenstein)

You are warmly invited to attend the Keynote Lecture of the International Conference "Crisis Narratives and the Pandemic" on Thursday 19 May at 16:15 CET. The lecture by Kristen Ghodsee and Mitchell Orenstein (both U Pennsylvania), "Taking Stock of Shock: Social Consequences of the 1989 Revolutions", is also part of the CITAS and Leibniz ScienceCampus "Europe and America" lecture series (Ringvorlesung), Frictions and Transformations of Globalization.... mehr

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H 44 und via Zoom: Meeting ID: 659 9675 8151

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