The project Global Governance Beyond Neoliberalism is a seminar series, venues for discussions of recent and contemporary history adressing a wide range of topics.
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Workshop II 19 January 2024 Online For this second workshop held online, each participant had sent an outline or draft of their article, on which they received feedback from a discussant, as well as additional suggestions and input from other participants. We also further reflected on how each of the works will fit together
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The project Global Governance Beyond Neoliberalism is a seminar series, venues for discussions of recent and contemporary history adressing a wide range of topics.
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Strengthening memory through post-conflict economic reconstruction in El Salvador Part of the Surviving Memory in Postwar El Salvador research initiative Research Area El Salvador Economic reconstruction Memory Sustainable development Time Span 2022 – 2028 Collaborators Aarhus University University of Western Ontario Funding The Canadian Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Linkedin Instagram Facebook
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Workshop I 13-14 April 2023 Aarhus For this first workshop in Aarhus, we discussed a common theoretical framework for the project, as well as how the contributions of each individual researcher would relate to each other and fit into the project as a whole. The preliminary abstracts from each participant were also read and
Coercive and Emotional Diplomacy in East Asia: Japanese Responses Research Area International Relations Time Span 2023 – 2024 Collaborators Aarhus University Lund University Norwegian Institute of International Affairs (NUPI) Funding The Joint Committee for Nordic research councils in the Humanities and Social Sciences (NOS-HS) Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin Project Description More About
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