The IN-EAST welcomes a new generation of MA students in the study programs of CEAS, MEAS and MEAS + 1. The orientation weeks (02.10.–13.10.2017) are designed to ensure that all students have a smooth start into their studies and are able to familiarize themselves with the IN-EAST and the university.
The IN-EAST welcomes a new generation of MA students in the study programs of CEAS, MEAS and MEAS + 1. The orientation weeks (02.10.–13.10.2017) are designed to ensure that all students have a smooth start into their studies and are able to familiarize themselves with the IN-EAST and the university.
The IN-EAST welcomes a new generation of MA students in the study programs of CEAS, MEAS and MEAS + 1. The orientation weeks (02.10.–13.10.2017) are designed to ensure that all students have a smooth start into their studies and are able to familiarize themselves with the IN-EAST and the university.
The IN-EAST welcomes a new generation of MA students in the study programs of CEAS, MEAS and MEAS + 1. The orientation weeks (02.10.–13.10.2017) are designed to ensure that all students have a smooth start into their studies and are able to familiarize themselves with the IN-EAST and the university.
Importation of foreign models is part of Brazil’s institution building story. After the transition to democracy 1988, the scenario started to change. The country developed important social policy innovations that rose to a national scale when the Workers Party took office. These innovations started to spread globally, and international organizations such as the World Bank and the United Nations began to recommend Brazilian social policies to developing countries. How did Brazil move from importing foreign institutions to becoming Southern countries’ reference on social policies?
Osmany Porto de Oliveira is Professor of International Relations at the Federal University of São Paulo.
Die Alliance for Research on East Asia Ruhr lädt zur ersten Veranstaltung der AREA-Ruhr-Vortragsreihe im Wintersemester 2017/18 ein.
Prof. Nele Noesselt: Chinese Meritocracy – The 19th Party Congress;
Prof. Axel Klein: The General Elections in Japan
Nele Noesselt ist Professorin für Politik Chinas
Axel Klein ist Professor für Sozialwissenschaftliche Ostasienstudien – Politik Japans
(beide Institut für Ostasienwissenschaften, Universität Duisburg-Essen)
Kontakt:
Alliance for Research on East Asia Ruhr - AREA Ruhr
At our annual 'Hello, Goodbye and Welcome Back' ceremony, we congratulate our graduates on their achievements, give a warm welcome to our new students and welcome our students back from their year abroad.
Auf unser jährlichen "Hello, Goodbye & Welcome Back"-Feier gratulieren wir den AbsolventInnen der ostasienwissenschaftlichen Studiengänge zu ihrem erfolgreichen Studienabschluss, heißen unsere neuen Studierenden willkommen und begrüßen unsere vom Auslandsjahr heimkehrenden BA-Studierenden wieder am Institut.
