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But we are proud to say that Lisa Marie Freitag contributed 12 entries already.
Lisa Marie Freitag explores Kohl and Germany navigated NATO enlargement, enabling Central and Eastern European countries to shape their fate while Russia manipulates recent history
How can contested symbols shape our political imagination? Katarina Damčević explores futures thinking through the lens of semiotics and cultural crisis.
In a precarious era for international scholarship, Timothy Nunan discovers intellectual vitality, openness and historical turning points at the University of Kansas
Jan Hornát and Mélanie Sadozaï discuss the intersections, complementarities, and frictions between area studies and international relations (IR), tracing the theoretical and empirical synergies that interdisciplinarity can generate
Markus J. Diepold explores how German American Studies can benefit from a stronger focus on Early American history, inspired by its vast scales and temporal depth.
Were early modern religious peace treaties milestones of tolerance or political compromises that left tensions open and power structures in place? Insights from Miriam Mähner’s prize-winning Master’s thesis reveal more
This piece considers how turning to Central and Eastern European firms can encourage rethinking traditional theories of international business, including divisions of emerging and developed markets.
Our ScienceCampus doctoral researcher reflects on researching archives on the far-right in the US, presenting the ethical and methodological challenges alongside practical solutions for maintaining mental wellbeing.
The author traces the lasting impact of Canadian Media Theory to develop a virtual topography of the University of Toronto.
Drawing from archival records, this essay explores visits by scholars from socialist states, providing insights into Regensburg University’s role in knowledge transfer during the Cold War.
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