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• 20 March 2019, 14:15-16:00

  Respect your neighbor as yourself?: Caste in Kerala

  Public seminar with Sharika Thiranagama, Dept. of Anthropology, Stanford University as part of the Global Centre of South Asian Studies Seminar Series.

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• 21 March 2019, 14:15-16:00

  Seminar: Two perspectives on Japanese foreign policy in East-Asia

  Seminar with Prof. Dr. Junya Nishino and Prof. Dr. Tomoki Kamo from Keio University on Japanese foreign policy in East Asia » Read more

• 21 March 2019, 14:15-15:15

  Europeanization in the Brexit Borderlands of Northern Ireland

  Lecture by Thomas M. Wilson, Professor of Anthropology at Binghamton University, State University of New York. » Read more

• 21 March 2019, 14:15-15:00

  Ferruh Yilmaz

  Ferruh Ylmaz will give a guest lecture about his book: How the Workers Became Muslims - Immigration, Culture, and Hegemonic Transformation in Europe. » Read more

• 25 March 2019, 13:15-15:00

  Applied phenomenology and the epoché

  CFS Lecture by James Morley, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Ramapo College of New Jersey, USA and Dan Zahavi, CFS. » Read more

• 26 March 2019, 09:00-16:00

  American Literary and Cultural Studies

  Research symposium. » Read more

• 27 March 2019, 16:05-18:00

  Rilke, Heidegger, and the struggle for the Open (Das Offene)

  Lecture by professor Hans Ruin, Södertörn University, Stockholm  » Read more

• 28 March - 29 March 2019

  Workshop: Present Tense, Past Perfect? Narrative constructions of social representations in Central Eurasia

  A two-day workshop as part of the research project, “Between homogenization and fragmentation: textual practices as strategies of integration and identity maintenance among the Uyghurs of Xinjiang, China (20th‒21st centuries). By invitation only. » Read more

• 28 March 2019, 14:15-16:00

  Crisis & Critique

  Lecture by Didier Fassin (IAS and EHESS). » Read more

• 28 March 2019, 15:15-17

  Remembering and Forgetting

  Lecture by Professor Ayhan Aktar (Bilgi University, Istanbul). » Read more

• 29 March 2019, 13-15

  Das Meer als Erinnerungsort in der deutschen Gegenwartsliteratur

  Freitagsvorlesung (4/8) von Elisa Müller-Adams (Trier). » Read more

• 29 March 2019, 14:15

  Art/archaeology: beyond an archaeology of art and interpretations of the past

  Spring semester's eighth event in the series Research Fridays at Archeology: Lecture by Professor of Visual Archaeology Doug Bailey, Department of Anthropology San Francisco State University. » Read more

• 4 April - 5 April 2019

  Recognition, We-Intentionality and Second-Person Engagement

  Confirmed Speakers: Marie-Elisabeth Holm (University of Southern Denmark), Andrea Kern (University of Leipzig), Arto Laitinen (Tampere University), Patricia Meindl (University of Copenhagen) and Danielle Petherbridge (University College Dublin). » Read more

• 4 April - 5 April 2019

  EMI Practices in Europe - conference

  The “Transnational Alignment of English Competences for University Lecturers (TAEC)“ project team is pleased to announce the “EMI Practices in Europe” conference to be held at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, on 4-5 April 2019. » Read more

• 5 April 2019, 13-15

  Geschichte der Demokratie in Deutschland I

  Freitagsvorlesung (5/8) von Rüdiger Hachtmann (Potsdam). » Read more

• 5 April 2019, 13-15

  Nur eine bürgerliche Revolution? Die deutsche und europäische Revolution von 1848/49

  Vortrag von Rüdiger Hachtmann (Potsdam). No. 1/4  in der Reihe über die Geschichte der Demokratie in Deutschland. » Read more

• 5 April 2019, 13:15-14:30

  The 'innocence' of the "Children of the Caliphate"

  The issue of the so-called ‘returnees’, i.e. European Fighters who have joined militias in the Middle-East in the aftermaths of the Arab Spring, belongs to one of the most controversial issues in the current political debates. Even more controversial, is the status of their children.

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• 5 April 2019, 15:00-16:00

  Book launch: Secular bodies, affects and emotions

  This book is about how we can think about the secular as something that is practiced, felt and experienced.

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• 9 April 2019, 15:00

  Human and Animal Interactions on the Iranian Plateau: An Overview of Current Bioarchaeological Studies

  Guest Lecture by Dr Marjan Mashkour, CNRS (Centre national de Recherche Scientifique), MNHN (Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle) Paris. » Read more

• 12 April 2019, 10:15-11:45

  Before the Nation: Cilicia as a battle ground for competing forms of communality 1908-1922

  Roundtable with Mogens Pelt.  Discussant: Morten Heiberg. » Read more

• 12 April 2019, 14:00-16:00

  National Empires & the Trans-European History of European Imperial Expansion

  Public guest lecture by Richard Drayton, Rhodes Professor of Imperial History, King’s College London. » Read more

• 17 April 2019, 16-18:00

  Lineages of Authoritarian Liberalism

  Lecture by Michael Wilkinson (Associate Professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science). » Read more

• 24 April 2019, 14:00-16:00

  An Intellectual History of Basic Income: How a Fringe Idea Went Global

  CEMES Lecture by Daniel Zamora Vargas (post-doctoral researcher in Sociology at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Belgium) » Read more

• 24 April 2019, 14:15-16:00

  What is really happening in Xinjiang? Historical context, current developments and source criticism

  Public talk by Ildikó Bellér-Hann and Rune Steenberg. The talk will provide an insight into the current state of affairs in Xinjiang against a historical backdrop and address the extreme difficulties faced by local people in everyday life. » Read more

• 24 April 2019, 16:15-17:45

  Belt and Road Initiative with new tracks? China's initiative and Japan's response

  Public seminar with Prof. Werner Pascha University of Duisburg-Essen: Japan´s multilateral infrastructure initiative: (Not only) a reaction to China and Prof. Jørgen Delman, University of Copenhagen: China's road to a new world order - What is driving the BRI and why?

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• 25 April - 27 April 2019

  Phenomenology of Social Life

  17th annual conference of the Nordic Society for Phenomenology.
  Keynote speakers: Karin Dahlberg (Linnaeus University), Julia Jansen (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) and Alva Noë (UC Berkeley).  » Read more

• 25 April - 26 April 2019

  EastAsiaNet Workshop

  ADI at the University of Copenhagen and Copenhagen Business School are the hosts of this year's EastAsiaNet Workshop. Presentations will focus on '"The Good Life" in East Asia' and 'Revisiting the Internationalization of Japan' » Read more

• 26 April 2019, 14:15

  Moravian and Inuit landscapes in West Greenland – transculturation of landscapes and material cultures

  Eleventh event of the spring semester in the series Research Friday at Archeology: Lecture by Peter Andreas Toft, Museum Inspector at the National Museum of Denmark.

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• 29 April 2019, 14:15-16:00

  Between Work and Labor: Interstitial Selves in the Indian Construction Industry

  Public seminar with Adam Sargent, School of Education and Social Policy, Northwestern University, as part of the Global Centre of South Asian Studies Seminar Series.

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• 2 May 2019, 08:00-18:00

  Medical humanities: Contributions, new approaches and future pathways

  The Symposium focuses on the frontiers of humanities-driven health research, the impact of humanities on health science and health sector practices, and finally on future pathways for expanding the contribution of humanities health research in a Danish context. » Read more

• 2 May 2019, 10:00-17:15

  1925-1950: Nordic Avant-Garde in its European Context

  This conference offers highlights from the second volume of the series of Cultural History of the Avant-Garde in the Nordic Countries (4 volumes published by Brill). » Read more

• 3 May 2019, 13-15

  Geschichte der Demokratie in Deutschland II

  Freitagsvorlesung (6/8) von Alexander Gallus (Chemnitz). » Read more

• 3 May 2019, 13-15

  Die vertrackte Revolution. Ein Rückblick auf die Umbrüche 1918/19 nach einhundert Jahren

  Vortrag von Alexander Gallus (Chemnitz). No. 2/4  in der Reihe über die Geschichte der Demokratie in Deutschland. » Read more

• 7 May - 9 May 2019

  The Egyptological Conference in Copenhagen 2019

  It is a great pleasure to announce the fifth, annual Egyptological Conference in Copenhagen (ECC) at the University of Copenhagen. » Read more

• 9 May 2019, 11:00-15:00

  Internet and Politics in China: Taking stock and moving forward

  CFP for this interdisciplinary seminar which aims to critically reflect on the current discussion on internet and politics in Greater China. Deadline: 1 April » Read more

• 10 May 2019, 13-15

  Skandinavische Literatur in den Verlagen der DDR – unter besonderer Berücksichtigung dänischer Beispiele wie Herman Bang, Peter Seeberg und Dea Trier Mørch

  Freitagsvorlesung (7/8) von Benedikt Jager (Stavanger). » Read more

• 13 May - 14 May 2019

  International Conference: Frontiers of Accumulation

  International conference in 2019 at UCPH. Part of the Emerging Worlds program. Organized jointly by the CGSAS, Dept. of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies and ADI » Read more

• 13 May 2019, 14:00-16:00

  Writing Time: The Aesthetics of Ephemerality in Nineteenth-Century Periodical Literature

  Talk by Sean B. Franzel, associate professor of German at University of Missouri. » Read more

• 13 May 2019, 14:00-16:00

  Sovereignty and Self-Determination at the Paris Peace Conference and Beyond

  AUTHOR MEETS CRITICS. CEMES panel debate with Professor Leonard V. Smith (Oberlin College, Ohio) and Dr. Volker Prott (Aston University, Birmingham).

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• 15 May 2019, 11-13

  Saul Bellow, American Fiction, and the Great Books Tradition

  Lecture by Zachary Leader, Professor of English and Creative Writing (University of Roehampton, London). » Read more

• 23 May - 24 May 2019

  2nd Meeting Science Symposium

  The aim of this international symposium is to bring together academic scholars and other meeting experts (such as meeting facilitators and communication consultants) to share and develop state-of-the-art research on all aspects of meeting interaction. » Read more

• 24 May 2019, 13-15

  Cultural Backlash

  Video conference with Prof. Pippa Norris (Harvard University). Discussants: Ulf Hedetoft and Marie Sandberg.

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• 24 May 2019, 13-15

  Edition und Interpretation

  Freitagsvorlesung (8/8) von Roland Reuß (Heidelberg). » Read more

• 24 May 2019, 14:15-16:00

  The irony of open borders: Mobility, citizenship and ethnicity in Himalayan South Asia

  Public seminar with Sara Shneiderman, Dept. of Anthropology, University of British Colombia, as part of the Global Centre of South Asian Studies Seminar Series. » Read more

• 27 May - 29 May 2019

  NORDAND 14

  The 14th conference on Nordic Languages as a Second Language, NORDAND 14. » Read more

• 27 May 2019, 14-16:00

  Law and Democracy in Neoliberal Times

  Lecture by David Grewal (Professor of Law at Yale Law School). » Read more

• 7 June 2019, 10:15-11:45

  Does Nationhood Promote Egalitarian Justice?

  Roundtable with Nils Holtug. Discussant: Jes Fabricius. » Read more

• 12 June 2019, 10:15-12:00

  Solidarians and humanitarians in the land of Xenios Zeus: Responses to the “(European) migration crisis”

  Lecture by Katerina Rozakou, independent researcher in social anthropology.

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• 17 June - 19 June 2019

  ADI Conference 2019

  Join us for the 11th annual, international ADI conference. Keynote speeches by Professor Dr. Dagmar Shäfer, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Professor Eric Tagliacozzo, Cornell University and Dr. Kairi Jain, University of Toronto, as well as panels on a wide range of themes. » Read more

• 1 July - 6 July 2019

  XXIXe Congrès international de linguistique et de philologie romanes

  Première circulaire – Appel à communications. » Read more

• 12 August - 16 August 2019

  Copenhagen Summer School in Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind

  The Copenhagen Summer School in Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mind is an annual event organized by the Center of Subjectivity Research and co-funded by the PhD School at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen.

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• 14 August - 16 August 2019

  Money and Literature: Wealth, Finance, Aesthetics

  The 2019 conference of Norlit is dedicated to the theme: "Money and Literature: Wealth, Finance, Aesthetics" and will explore the complex relations between literature, culture and economics in both a contemporary and a historical perspective. » Read more

• 12 September - 15 September 2019

  Ground Stone Tools and Past Foodways

  The 3^rd Meeting of the  Association for Ground Stone Tools Research. » Read more

• 20 September 2019, 13-15

  1949 oder: Deutschland doppelt und geteilt

  Vortrag von Norbert Frei (Jena). No. 3/4  in der Reihe über die Geschichte der Demokratie in Deutschland. » Read more

• 4 October 2019,

  5th Copenhagen Multimodality Day 2019

  5th Copenhagen Multimodality Day is held 4 October 2019. » Read more

• 6 December 2019, 13-15

  Das „Wunder von 1989“: Vom unerwarteten Ereignis zum historischen Mythos

  Vortrag von Martin Sabrow (Potsdam). No. 4/4  in der Reihe über die Geschichte der Demokratie in Deutschland. » Read more