29.09.2020 per zoom – into ever expanding domains of everyday life, it is increasingly contested. Movements like Occupy, which [...] dominance to re-channel financial activities away from what are seen as more destructive forms of capitalism [...] particularly in relation to climate change. It considers what the potentials are for this form of emergent resistance

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Alle Sektionen des Akkordeons öffnen The Messenger is the Message With Sibylle Sommerer Akkordeon-Panel [...] Akkordeon-Panel schließen Academic Writing Compact: What you Need to Know With Prof. Dr. Anja Janoschka [...] Tobias Philipp Akkordeon-Panel schließen Open Access: What you need to know With Silke Bellanger, Simone Rosenkranz

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end? What comes after the aftermath – what endures and what passes, what is transformed and what emerges [...] discourse, it is rarely theorised, or even explicitly considered. What is the aftermath? Where is it? When [...] alternative futures; to asking not just what is happening now, but what happens next. A NOTE ON OUR NAME During

concern. With respect to the latter, what is particularly con- cerning is that the trend towards fewer training [...] companies, there is a culture of psychological safety. A proactive approach to mistakes is promoted, with [...] relatively common, there is a need for improvement as far as participation is concerned. This would involve

23.05.2022 Online via Zoom – presents a paradox: it suggests that human activity is so intense as to have fundamentally changed the material [...] confirms human finitude. It implies that humanity is simply a passing event, and that one day the planet [...] want to provide an outline of how such a premise is formalised as scientific fact. I argue that the effort

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12.03.2024 Universität Luzern, Raum 4.B02 – limitations and engages with common assumptions about what AI is. Drawing attention to the implications of AI

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29.09.2015 Universität Luzern, Frohburgstrasse 3, Hörsaal 4.B47 – used to clarify what is at stake when we talk about collective personhood. Onni Hirvonen is a post-doctoral [...] through the Hegelian tradition of recognition. It is argued in here that the recognition theory gives

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interviews was a good opportunity to reflect upon what research is about. For me it was a chance to prepare myself [...] and market conditions: Doing ethnographic fieldwork is about emerging oneself in other lifeworlds. ■■ PETER [...] excursions, the emphasis of the Anthropology Department is to facilitate field immersion through homestays,

16.09.2014 Universität Luzern, Raum 3.B47 – such it requires an accompanying narration of what is happening. It typically includes a beginning “scenario” [...] depicting the process of bond formation. Such a film is something like a documentary that aims to depict [...] and environment. Then a developmental narrative is generated in parallel with the simulation. In many

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the pro- cedure. What can I do if there is a problem? 17 What can I do if there is a problem? Ask for [...] policy-holders 12 Ways of reducing costs 14 What can I do if there is a problem? 17 Addresses 18 Sample letters [...] treatment in a hospital that is not on the list of your canton of residence is medically necessary (emergency