#  Anthropology of migration, transnationalism and displacement - Detailseite 

Grunddaten Veranstaltungsart | Seminar | Veranstaltungsnummer | 51719  
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Semester | WiSe 2017/18 |  SWS | 2  
Rhythmus | keine Übernahme | Moodle-Link  
Veranstaltungsstatus |  Freigegeben für Vorlesungsverzeichnis Freigegeben  | Sprache | englisch  
Belegungsfrist  |  Es findet keine Online-Belegung über AGNES statt!   
  
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Gruppe 1  iCalendar Export  Tag | Zeit | Rhythmus | Dauer | Raum | Raum-  
plan | Lehrperson | Status | Bemerkung | fällt aus am | Max. Teilnehmer  
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|  Fr.  |  10:00 bis 12:00  |  wöch  |  von 20.10.2017  |  Institutsgebäude - 311 Mohrenstraße 40/41 (MO 40) - (Seminar- und Unterrichtsraum) |  fällt aus  
  
Gruppe 1: 

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Zugeordnete Person Zugeordnete Person  |  Zuständigkeit   
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Suerbaum, Magdalena , M.A.   
Studiengänge Abschluss | Studiengang | LP | Semester  
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Master of Arts  |  Europäische Ethnologie  Hauptfach ( POVersion: 2008 )  | 6  |  \-   
Master of Arts  |  Europäische Ethnologie  Hauptfach ( Vertiefung: kein LA; POVersion: 2014 )  | 6  |  \-   
Zuordnung zu Einrichtungen Einrichtung   
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Philosophische Fakultät, Institut für Europäische Ethnologie   
Inhalt Kommentar | This course takes an interdisciplinary approach to the various issues related to migration, displacement and transnationalism including literature in anthropology, migration studies, gender studies and refugee studies. The literature that will be discussed in this course attempts to reconceptualise the world beyond the boundaries of the nation-state. The course encourages students to examine concepts, such as diaspora, transnationalism and ‘refugee’ from a critical perspective. The course aims to ground students in theoretical understanding of the literature and will introduce ethnographies mostly from the Middle East, the African continent and Latin America.  
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