In an interview with Frankfurter Rundschau, Nickey Diamond, the first fellow of the DAAD`s Hilde-Domin-Programme, situated the ongoing situation in Myanmar in the international political context.
Starting 22 March, the University of Konstanz will provide a four-year training programme for scholarship recipients in the Hilde Domin Training Programme. The goal is to provide continuing education for students in exile.
This is the first anthropological monograph of Muslim and Hindu lives in contemporary Myanmar. In it, Judith Beyer introduces the concept of “we-formation” as a fundamental yet underexplored capacity of humans to relate to one another outside of and apart from demarcated ethno-religious lines and corporate groups. We-formation complements the established sociological concept of community, which suggests shared origins, beliefs, values, and belonging. Community is not only a key term in academic…
In an interview with BR, Prof Dr Judith Beyer talks about statelessness in the context of nation state and its implications for people affected. Furthermore, she strengthens, that people having a nationality rarely are aware of that fact and the possibilities, liberties and privileges that come with it.
On January 24, 2023, the human rights organisation Fortify Rights filed a criminal complaint in Germany under the principle of universal jurisdiction against senior Myanmar military generals and others for atrocity crimes. One of the 16 complainants is PhD student Nickey Diamond.
Prof. Dr. Judith Beyer will talk about "Rethinking community in Myanmar. Practices of we-formation among Muslims and Hindus in urban Yangon" on February, 06 2023, 2:30pm at the University of Venice.
Judith Beyer, who holds the professorship of Social and Political Anthropology at the University of Konstanz, receives this year’s Tina-Ulmer-Teaching-Award that honours outstanding merits and innovative achievements in teaching. In the last years, Beyer led research projects that were accomplished by students of Anthropology and Sociology in the city of Konstanz. Furthermore, she realized an interactive workshop, where students and stateless people jointly could discuss the topic of…
The Mid-Term Meeting of the DGSKA Working Group Anthropology of Religion: "Religious Diasporas - Religion and Politics", will take place from 13-14 October 2022 at Bischofsvilla Konstanz.
In an interview with Frankfurter Rundschau, Nickey Diamond, the first fellow of the DAAD`s Hilde-Domin-Programme, situated the ongoing situation in Myanmar in the international political context.
Starting 22 March, the University of Konstanz will provide a four-year training programme for scholarship recipients in the Hilde Domin Training Programme. The goal is to provide continuing education for students in exile.
This is the first anthropological monograph of Muslim and Hindu lives in contemporary Myanmar. In it, Judith Beyer introduces the concept of “we-formation” as a fundamental yet underexplored capacity of humans to relate to one another outside of and apart from demarcated ethno-religious lines and corporate groups. We-formation complements the established sociological concept of community, which suggests shared origins, beliefs, values, and belonging. Community is not only a key term in academic…
In an interview with BR, Prof Dr Judith Beyer talks about statelessness in the context of nation state and its implications for people affected. Furthermore, she strengthens, that people having a nationality rarely are aware of that fact and the possibilities, liberties and privileges that come with it.
On January 24, 2023, the human rights organisation Fortify Rights filed a criminal complaint in Germany under the principle of universal jurisdiction against senior Myanmar military generals and others for atrocity crimes. One of the 16 complainants is PhD student Nickey Diamond.
Prof. Dr. Judith Beyer will talk about "Rethinking community in Myanmar. Practices of we-formation among Muslims and Hindus in urban Yangon" on February, 06 2023, 2:30pm at the University of Venice.
Judith Beyer, who holds the professorship of Social and Political Anthropology at the University of Konstanz, receives this year’s Tina-Ulmer-Teaching-Award that honours outstanding merits and innovative achievements in teaching. In the last years, Beyer led research projects that were accomplished by students of Anthropology and Sociology in the city of Konstanz. Furthermore, she realized an interactive workshop, where students and stateless people jointly could discuss the topic of…
The Mid-Term Meeting of the DGSKA Working Group Anthropology of Religion: "Religious Diasporas - Religion and Politics", will take place from 13-14 October 2022 at Bischofsvilla Konstanz.
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