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philosophy of law legal theory legal sociology economic analysis of law criminology The Albrecht Mendelssohn Bartholdy Graduate School of Law particularly welcomes interdisciplinary PhD topics from the two
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. By successfully completing the doctoral course of study, graduates can earn the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Dr rerum naturalium (Dr rer nat) degree. The International Graduate School in Molecular
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subjects in the humanities and cultural studies, including, for example, philosophy, language and literature studies, linguistics, history and art history, ethnology and regional studies, media and theatre
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Degree Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Division of Mathematics and Natural Sciences or Doctor rerum naturalium (Dr rer nat) Course location Göttingen In cooperation with Max Planck Institute for Solar
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the philosophy of science and critical "turns" in the humanities and social sciences. These evolving perspectives invite a rethinking of the cultural and social relevance of the field. In this spirit, we closely
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