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applications and the unique environment in Berlin ensure an interesting and diverse field of activity in teaching, research and service. Job description: • Organizing and providing veterinary care for
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for global gender history. Job description: The selected candidate will study family law reform processes in Poland (or alternatively in Hungary) from 1945 to the present, with a special focus on child custody
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research on different ‘worlds of welfare capitalism’, on post-colonial legal pluralism, and on (post-)socialist gender and family politics, DEMFAM opens new horizons for global gender history. Job
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applications and the unique environment in Berlin ensure an interesting and diverse field of activity in teaching, research and service. Job description: • Organizing and providing veterinary (surgical) care
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applications and the unique environment in Berlin ensure an interesting and diverse field of activity in teaching, research and service. Job description: • Organizing and providing veterinary care for
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range of applications and the unique environment in Berlin ensure an interesting and diverse field of activity in teaching, research and service. Job description: • Organizing and providing veterinary
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€ to 4 437,20 €. Job description: • Chemical synthesis of suitable peptides displaying gas-phase unfolding and dissociation behavior over a wide range of energy during mass spectrometric analysis. • In
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universities based on their primary supervision. The intended start date of employment is October 1, 2024. Job description • Independent execution of a self-conceived research project within the framework
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for global gender history. Job description: The selected candidate will study family law reform processes in India since 1947. The focus is on changing child custody and guardianship regulations within
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, institutionalization, and the policy implementation of frameworks for gender, diversity and intersecting themes. Job description: The postdoc will have two primary responsibilities. The first is to work collaboratively