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, Islamophobia ); 2. To develop strategies to enhance leadership potential, problem solving skills, critical thinking, analytical and communication skills, and the development of professional knowledge [...] interdisciplinary framework for dialogical understanding of the structural nature of conflict and the development of sustainable conflict resolution strategies. The combination of practical elements with high [...] students are exposed to other national and religious narratives (contested narratives). No other country in the world has a broader experience in coming to terms with the past than does Germany after two
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Institute for Environmental, Social and Human Sciences, Department of European and International Law, EUF Prof. Dr. Ifat Maoz , Head of the Swiss Center for Conflict Research, Management and Resolution [...] Ulrich Glassmann , Professor of Comparative Political Economy at the International Institute of Management and Economic Education, Department of Comparative Institutional Analysis, EUF Prof. Dr. Holger [...] Professor of Human Geography and Geographic Education at the Interdisciplinary Institute for Environmental, Social and Human Sciences, Department of Geography, EUF Prof. Dr. Amal Jamal , Head of the I
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reconciliation necessarily include moral components – i. e. the acknowledgment of suffering, the development of interreligious tolerance, and the analysis of entrenched narratives – the Wasatia Graduate School [...] Graduate School. Under the slogan "Europe Bottom-Up," the foundation's discourse is dedicated to developing and establishing a European civil society with special attention to the Middle East. A central
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Monika Verbalyte Listen Contact Phone +49 461 805 2743 Fax +49 461 805 952743 E-mail monika.verbalyte -PleaseRemoveIncludingDashes- @ uni-flensburg.de Building Gebäude Riga 6 Room RIG 607 Street Auf d
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Ulrike (eds.) Europeanisation and Renationalisation. Learning from Crises for Innovation and Development. Opladen: Barbara Budrich , 81-94. Herder, Janosik & Wallaschek, Stefan (2015): Das Weltsozialforum
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Interdisziplinäres Kolloquium „Öffentliches Recht & öffentliche Meinung“ mit Katharina Pistor Listen Cooperation event of ICES Lesekreis & Interdisciplinary Colloquium Date: Wednesday, 06/22/2021, 18:
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Sachbeihilfe Project Description Research on the effects of EU freedom of movement of persons in EU countries of origin is scarce. Effects of emigration such as decreasing unemployment on local labour markets [...] Southern Europe. Since the 2010s, member states and the EU level address the brain-drain from EU countries of origin and the unequal conditions for the competition for labour in the EU’s single market. The [...] will address the following research questions: Research question 1: How do collective actors in EU countries of origin perceive the effects of the free movement of persons? In a first step, the project will
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y. To achieve transparency, one must sometimes be ready for conflict. O'Reilly has confidently developed her office in this sense, thus contributing to the EU's progress towards its ideal of the rule of
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rights apply to the people of a specific nation. If a country is without civil rights, then it will also be without human rights. But if a country has civil rights, must it also have human rights? That [...] That is the question being asked now, also in countries that call themselves democratic. What does it mean if the majority within a country votes to "revise" or simply abolish human rights, and turns against [...] sovereignty if they were to survive. Only countries that allowed soldiers in foreign uniforms onto their soil were able to drive out the enemy. Only countries whose people were prepared to learn how to