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M.A. Standards of Decision-Making Across Cultures (SDAC)
Standards of Decision-Making Across Cultures (SDAC) is an interdisciplinary study programme in cultural studies with an emphasis on East Asian societies. It allows the students to acquire profound academic and methodological knowledge, as well as additional key skills regarding decision-making processes in East Asia.
The MA degree program requires a BA degree of variable disciplinary orientation. This non-consecutive Master’s program draws from the fields of anthropology, philosophy, political science, economics, history, and Chinese studies. In addition to core courses, students have the possibility to further shape their curriculum around linguistic-cultural, comparative-philosophical, or economical & political academic focuses.
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Our next guest lecturer is Mirjam Lücking, a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She will talk about "Good Gifts from the Middle East in Indonesia – Expressing Religious Identities, Class Affiliation and Gender Ideals through Consumption and Charity"
The lecture will be hel...
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Next Monday, we welcome Tom Boellstorff, Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Irvine. Their topic is "Four Questions of the Metaverse"
The lecture will be held online via zoom on Monday 16th, 6-8 pm (c.t.).
For more details, see the poster below. Please contact Prof. Dr. ...
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We are very honored to welcome Magnus Fiskesjö from Cornell University for the very special guest lecture he kindly agreed to give to us. For this lecture, he will talk about “China's Forced Confessions: The Performance of Obedience.”
The lecture will take place in person on Monday 16th, 2-4 pm.
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Our third Guest Lecture features Tomáš Petrů for his talk, "China-Malaysia Ties and Belt-and-Road Projects: A ‘Special Friendship' Going Toxic?"
The lecture will be held online via zoom on Monday 9th, 6-8 pm (c.t.).
For more details, see the poster below. Please contact Prof. Dr. Thimm (viola....
Our next guest lecturer is Mirjam Lücking, a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She will talk about "Good Gifts from the Middle East in Indonesia – Expressing Religious Identities, Class Affiliation and Gender Ideals through Consumption and Charity"
The lecture will be hel...
Next Monday, we welcome Tom Boellstorff, Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Irvine. Their topic is "Four Questions of the Metaverse"
The lecture will be held online via zoom on Monday 16th, 6-8 pm (c.t.).
For more details, see the poster below. Please contact Prof. Dr. ...
We are very honored to welcome Magnus Fiskesjö from Cornell University for the very special guest lecture he kindly agreed to give to us. For this lecture, he will talk about “China's Forced Confessions: The Performance of Obedience.”
The lecture will take place in person on Monday 16th, 2-4 pm.
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Our third Guest Lecture features Tomáš Petrů for his talk, "China-Malaysia Ties and Belt-and-Road Projects: A ‘Special Friendship' Going Toxic?"
The lecture will be held online via zoom on Monday 9th, 6-8 pm (c.t.).
For more details, see the poster below. Please contact Prof. Dr. Thimm (viola....
We are excited to announce the joint event of our Guest Lecture Series and the Oberseminar of the Institute of Sociology.
We welcome Sharon Quinsaat and she will take about "Transnational Memory Movement and Filipino Diaspora Formation", and after the lecture, we organize a get-together dinner fo...
