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Facebook Account of Center for Intercultural Studies: The latest updates
Lecture series: Situierte Geschichten: Das kleine Fernsehspiel in der Welt / Start on November 15, 2023
Film Screening Series: Urban Identities WESTERN INDIAN OCEAN - Research Group Indian Ocean / June 15, 2023: The Club
International Workshop: Reconfiguring Language Preservation and Protecting Language-Related Social Practices and Spaces/ Dezember 1, 2023 / Research group Anthropological Linguistics / Linguistic Anthropology
International Conference: Afrobeats: Digital Encounters and the Global Mainstreaming of African Popular Music / 12-14 September 2023
Press release: German Research Association funds new Collaborative Research Center ‘Human differentiation’ at the JGU with 10 Million Euros
PRESS RELEASE: Project CEDITRAA (Cultural Entrepreneurship and Digital Transformation in Africa and Asia) funded by BMBF with 2.1 Mio Euros / Opening Conferrence: July 8-9, 2021 | Methods Workshop: October 4-5, 2021 | Fellow Dr. Patrick Oloko | JGU news
ZIS has been funded as a high-potential research area of the JGU by the Research Initiative Rhineland-Palatinate since 2019

New publications in the Series Intercultural Studies

MARTINA KOPF and SASCHA SEILER (Hg.): Die 1968er Jahre/Utopie und Desillusion in Literatur, Film und Musik. Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2023, 187 S.

Volume 13 of the Series Intercultural Studies of the Center for Intercultural Studies (ZIS

Further Publications

WIESNER, HANNE / TOMSKAYA, MARIA / MENZEL, BIRGIT / GUSEYNOVA, INNARA (Hrsg.): Märchen aus Eurasien/Сказочный мир Евразии. Ludwigshafen: Llux Verlag, 2020.

Guests in ZIS

Winter Semester 2021/22

Prof. Dr. Shulamit Bruckstein

September - December 2021

Dr. Baruch Shomron

News / Conferences

New World Order of Cultural Production

CEDITRAA started in 2021 as a joint project of the Rhein-Main Universities (RMU) in cooperation with the Pan-Atlantic University in Lagos. The project examines cultural productions in Africa and Asia and explores the role of digital media in the global distribution of these products.