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In the Aftermath of Disaster: Death, Destruction, and the Emergence of a new Precariat (Virtual Mobility Grant)
This photo story collection was curated after the devastating [...]
Beyond Multilingualism: Constructing Common Language and Database Terms to Write Comparative and Entangled Histories. A Response.
By Justus Hillebrand (Independent Scholar/Digital History Consulting) I [...]
Solidarity with Iranian Women
By the Società Italiana delle Storiche (Italian Society of [...]
Projektemacherei und Diskursimperialismus statt Kooperation und Innovation? Ein Erfah-rungsbericht aus der europäischen Forschungslandschaft
English Von Peter-Paul Bänziger (Universität Basel) [...]
Project-making and discourse imperialism instead of cooperation and innovation? Some re-flections on my experiences in the European research area
German By Peter-Paul Bänziger (University of Basel) [...]
Knowledge and Power: The Languages of Academia
Italian By Christian De Vito (Bonn [...]
Dlaczego publikowanie po angielsku może być najlepszym wyborem? Doświadczenia badaczki historii płci z Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej
English Natalia Jarska (Instytut Historii, Polska [...]
Why publishing in English can be the best choice: Experiences of a gender history scholar from Central and Eastern Europe
Polish By Natalia Jarska (Institute of [...]
Zawężanie horyzontu. Ambiwalentny wpływ europejskiego finansowania badań naukowych na pracę akademicką
English German Spanish French Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian [...]
Sužavanje horizonta. Ambivalentne posl(j)edice po akademski rad Evropskog fonda za istraživanje
English German Spanish French Polish [...]
Narrowing the horizon. The ambivalent effects of European research funding on academic work (French)
English German Spanish Polish Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian [...]
Estrechando el horizonte. Los efectos ambivalentes de la financiación europea del trabajo académico.
English German French Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian Polish [...]
Narrowing the horizon? The ambivalent effects of European research funding on academic work (German)
English Spanish French Polish Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian [...]
Blog Series #2: Narrowing the horizon. The ambivalent effects of European research funding on academic work.
German Spanish French Polish Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian [...]
Blog Series #3: Convict Labour: Right or Duty? Coercion and Labour Regimes for Prisoners in the 21st Century
In many countries, one way for prisoners to improve [...]
Burdens of the Search for Profit. Looking Beyond the “Corporate Regulations” of the RMG Industry in Bangladesh
The Accord on Fire and Building Safety – popularly [...]
Home Work, not “Home Office”. Academic Labor in and after the State of Emergency
Against the background of the SARS-CoV-2 epidemic, changes in [...]
Unconditional Basic Income and the Dream of a Life Free of Coercions
Unconditional Basic Income is often mentioned as a means [...]