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T II Historical-Geographical Analysis/Socio-Economic Dimensions of International Development in Spatial and Temporal Perspectives:

140202 SE T II - VM5 - VM6 Practices of "Development Aid" in a West-East Comparative Perspective
140203 SE T II - TIII - VM2 - V5 - International Economy of Structural Imbalances - Center and Periphery in the Shadow of the Crisis in Europe
140210 SE T I - T II - VM5 - VM6 - Eurocentrism and Its Critique
140216 SE T II - VM1 - VM6 Neoliberalism, Development, and Protest in the Arab World
140229 SE T II - T III - VM5 - VM6 - East Asia since 1900 - Vom nationalen Unabhängigkeitsstreben zu regionaler Kooperation
140330 VO+UE T I - TII - VM4 - VM5 - Racism
150004 SE [en] SE GG: Transforming Taiwan: Social, political and cultural aspects
140186 SE Austrian Contribution to the Exploration of Africa
140133 VO History of Southern Africa
070194 KU [en] Global Studies - Food and Society in Global Studies
070196 GR [en] Guided Reading - South Asia and Globalisation: Historical Perspectives
140044 VO African History (16th to 18th Century)
140178 PS Introductory Seminar African History: Johannesburg - A History of the Largest City in South Africa
140151 KU Rethinking African Democratization: Elections without Democracy
140138 VO East Africa in the Indian Ocean Network
140296 PS Introductory Seminar History and Literature - Discourses on Gender and Nigeria in Narratives and Scholarship
010044 BA Religion and Politics in a (post-) colonial context - Latin-American Philosophy of Liberation and Neohinduism
140046 VO Audio Recordings as Scientific Sources for African Studies: History, Theory and Practice
140166 SE African Nationalism, Panafricanism and Marxism in Africa - (George Padmore and Kwame Nkrumah)

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