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Part I: The Changing Fortunes of Cosmopolitanism: Demos, Cosmos, and Globus. Kantian Cosmopolitanism and its Critics
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Lecture
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Seyla BenhabibAyşe ÇağlarGeorge Karamanolis
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Series: Lecture
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Series: Lecture
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Part II: The Changing Fortunes of Cosmopolitanism: Demos, Cosmos, and Globus. From the Hermeneutics of Suspicion to Reconstructing Cosmopolitan Law
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Lecture
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Misha GlennySeyla Benhabib
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Series: Lecture
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Series: Lecture
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Part III: The Changing Fortunes of Cosmopolitanism: Demos, Cosmos, and Globus. The Globe as World, Earth, and Planet
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Lecture
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Seyla BenhabibAyşe ÇağlarFabio Wolkenstein
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Series: Lecture
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Series: Lecture
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Passion for Ukraine
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Visual and Performing Arts
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Lena Belkina, Oleksandra Saienko, Leah Batstone, Helmut Jasbar
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Speakers: Lena Belkina, Oleksandra Saienko, Leah Batstone, Helmut Jasbar
Series: Visual and Performing Arts
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Speakers: Lena Belkina, Oleksandra Saienko, Leah Batstone, Helmut Jasbar
Series: Visual and Performing Arts
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Patient Earth: The Rise and Fall of Globalization
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Lecture
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Ivan VejvodaJeremy Adelman
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Series: Lecture
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Series: Lecture
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People of the Mountain
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Seminars and Colloquia
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Ivan VejvodaKapka Kassabova
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Series: Seminars and Colloquia
For millennia, the people of the Mesta Valley have lived in an intimate relationship with their environment. Kapka Kassabova's enquiry is into the nature of this relationship as it survives today, after a succession of mass traumas in the 20th century have made their mark. They include political persecution during Communism, economic upheaval in the wake of the collapse of the planned economy, environmental degradation during and after Communism, migration, endemic state corruption, climate change, and a generational shift from a traditional, agricultural way of life towards a globalised, digitalised, uprooted way of life. His focus is on the Pomak (indigenous Muslim) and mixed villages here. An interesting phenomenon can be observed: permanent emigration is rare. These communities are held together by invisible factors that cannot be accounted for by pure economics.
The villages of the Mesta Valley are remarkable for several things: their exceptionally rich biosphere where some of Europe’s cleanest foods, animals, and medicinal herbs thrive; their rich tradition of cultural syncretism; their existential endurance in the face of trauma, and the fact that they export the greatest amount of cheap seasonal labour to Western Europe – the fruit pickers, planters, and builders on whom the wealthier European economies depend.
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Series: Seminars and Colloquia
For millennia, the people of the Mesta Valley have lived in an intimate relationship with their environment. Kapka Kassabova's enquiry is into the nature of this relationship as it survives today, after a succession of mass traumas in the 20th century have made their mark. They include political persecution during Communism, economic upheaval in the wake of the collapse of the planned economy, environmental degradation during and after Communism, migration, endemic state corruption, climate change, and a generational shift from a traditional, agricultural way of life towards a globalised, digitalised, uprooted way of life. His focus is on the Pomak (indigenous Muslim) and mixed villages here. An interesting phenomenon can be observed: permanent emigration is rare. These communities are held together by invisible factors that cannot be accounted for by pure economics.
The villages of the Mesta Valley are remarkable for several things: their exceptionally rich biosphere where some of Europe’s cleanest foods, animals, and medicinal herbs thrive; their rich tradition of cultural syncretism; their existential endurance in the face of trauma, and the fact that they export the greatest amount of cheap seasonal labour to Western Europe – the fruit pickers, planters, and builders on whom the wealthier European economies depend.
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Pflegerinnen: Migrant Women in Domestic Care
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Seminars and Colloquia
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Diana Mesesan
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Series: Seminars and Colloquia
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Series: Seminars and Colloquia
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Philosophische Miniaturen
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Visual and Performing Arts
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Jan FreiLudger HagedornMichaela AdelbergerJakob Rendl
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Series: Visual and Performing Arts
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Series: Visual and Performing Arts
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Philosophy, Sacrifice, and War: Problems and Ambiguities
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Lecture
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James DoddLudger Hagedorn
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Series: Lecture
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Series: Lecture
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Poland and Europe
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Panels and Discussions
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Speakers:
Series: Panels and Discussions
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Speakers:
Series: Panels and Discussions
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