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are increasingly relevant in light of rising concerns about loneliness and social isolation—especially among older adults, but also among younger age groups—as well as ongoing processes of global migration
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-making. Topics of special research interest at ZEF include agriculture, land use, climate change; water resources (management); biodiversity; food and nutrition; health; gender; migration, mobility, and
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studies on the other, including the investigation of commodity chains, international organisations, migration systems, and cultural transfers in the study of critical junctures of globalisation. While
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Culture: Migration and (De)coloniality Religion in the Study of Culture Interfaces of the Study of Culture and Life Sciences Moreover, the following working groups and sections at the Gießener
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of social and political change cultural orders infrastructure, migration, and transfers of knowledge Our courses give the doctoral researchers opportunities to enhance their theoretical and methodological
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Cooperation at the External Borders? What role do non-EU countries play in the Union’s asylum and migration policy? Gkliati examines these questions from the perspective of multiple academic disciplines. She is