Les rives insignifiantes de soi
Les rives insignifiantes de soi. Vers. Les êtres et les mondes. Danse(s).
The insignificant shores of oneself. Towards. Beings and worlds. Dance(s).
Cluster of Excellence EXC 2052 - "Africa Multiple: reconfiguring African Studies"
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- Human Rights, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Interacting Markets in Africa
- Multiplicity in Decision-Making of Africa’s Interacting Markets: The Functioning of Community Law, the Role of Market Participants and the Power of Regional Judges (MuDAIMa)
- Human Rights, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Interacting Markets in Africa
- Intra-Africa Migration and Xenophobia: The Imperatives for African Integration
- When the Law is not Enough: Tackling Intractable Problems of Human Rights – Prospects for Integrated Approaches
- Intra-Africa Migration and Xenophobia:The Imperatives for African Integration
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- Beyond the Digital Return: New Heritage/s, Sustainability, and the Decolonisation of Music Archives in South Africa, Kenya, and Ghana
- Rethinking the “Informal” and Mainstreaming African Popular Arts and Entertainment
- Rethinking the Artistic Trajectory of African Women Artists
- Taiwo Shango
- Approaches to African Sonic Pedagogies
- Bembé do Mercado in Laís Lima's Documentary Cinema (Bahia, Brazil)
- Beyond the Digital Return: New Heritage/s, Sustainability, and the Decolonisation of Music Archives in South Africa, Kenya, and Ghana
- “Black Atlantic Revisited” – African and South American UNESCO World Heritage Sites and “Shadowed Spaces” of Performative Memory
- Black Atlantic Revisited
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- East African Asian Writing and the Emergence of a Diasporic Subjectivity
- East African Asian Writing and the Emergence of a Diasporic Subjectivity
- Multiple Artworks - Multiple Indian Ocean
- Multiple Artworks - Multiple Indian Ocean
- Of Art Worlds - Collecting and Archiving Modern and Contemporary Art on the African Continent
- Of Art Worlds – Collecting and Archiving Modern and Contemporary Art on the African Continent
- „Corpo em Diáspora“ [„Body in diaspora“]: A conversation with Luciane Ramos Silva
- Rethinking the Artistic Trajectory of African Women Artists
- Rethinking the “Informal” and Mainstreaming African Popular Arts and Entertainment
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- Rethinking the Artistic Trajectory of African Women Artists
- Approaches to African Sonic Pedagogies
- Colonial Body Archives – A Media Studies Approach
- Colonial Commodities – Entanglements in German and Cameroonian History
- Étude socio-anthropologique sur les sources endogènes de dialogue et de paix contre le terrorisme au Burkina Faso
- African Urban Complexities and the Governance Challenges of Urban Rivers – a Systemic-Relational Inquiry
- Colonial letters and the contact of knowledges
- Karakul Circulations: Colonial Economies and the Un_Making of Disciplinary Knowledges in Germany and Namibia
- Knowledge State in Francophone West Africa: Experience of the State and Institutionalization of Science in Burkina Faso and Senegal
- Travelling Knowledge and Trans*textuality. African Re*Sources in Shakespearean Drama
- Women as Sages: Exploring the nature and value of ‘Feminine’ Wisdom
- Mediated and Mediatization of Islamic Knowledge in Kenya: Educational Institutions, Media Technologies and Performative Aesthetics
- Colonial letters and the contact of knowledges
- Mediated and Mediatization of Islamic Knowledge in Kenya: Educational Institutions, Media Technologies and Performative Aesthetics
- Rethinking the Artistic Trajectory of African Women Artists
- The Socio-Political Thoughts of Orunmila
- Travelling Knowledge and Trans*textuality. African Sources in Shakespearean Drama
- Women as Sages: Exploring the nature and value of Feminine Wisdom
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- Advice as practical epistemology in multilingual Africa - an analysis of expert /user and user/ user contexts in Cameroon
- Advice as practical epistemology in multilingual Africa - an analysis of expert /user and user/ user contexts in Cameroon
- Approaches to African Sonic Pedagogies
- Learning beyond the classroom: Coping with illiteracy in urban literate environments in Bolivia and Benin
- Toward an Islamic Cultural Archive: Building a Collaborative Database of Islamic Learning in Africa
- Mediated and Mediatization of Islamic Knowledge in Kenya: Educational Institutions, Media Technologies and Performative Aesthetics
- Regenerating Non-Formal Learning in Africa: Digitising Yorùbá Folktales for Animation and Value Education – A Pilot Study
- Making a Living: Learning trajectories towards the ability to earn a livelihood
- Mediated and Mediatization of Islamic Knowledge in Kenya: Educational Institutions, Media Technologies and Performative Aesthetics
- The Pre-Death Bequest of Gerd Spittler
- Toward an Islamic Cultural Archive: Building a Collaborative Database of Islamic Learning in Africa
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- Mobilities and Socialities: Covid-19 in the Drylands of Africa and Beyond
- Framing Identities from Human Agency Mobility on the Kenya-Uganda Highway
- Migration control, forced immobility and violent mobilization in the border triangle of Burkina Faso, Benin and Niger
- Migration control, forced immobility and violent mobilization in the border triangle of Burkina Faso, Benin and Niger
- Mobile Capital and (Im)Mobile Entrepreneurs: Start-up Success, Institutional Context and the “Laws of Start-up Money” in Silicon Savannah
- Planned obsolescence, circular economies and ecologies of electronic devices
- Africa in the Global History of Refugee Camps (1940s to 1950s)
- Intra-Africa Migration and Xenophobia:The Imperatives for African Integration
- Mobilities and Socialities: Covid-19 in the Drylands of Africa and Beyond
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- Planned obsolescence, circular economies and ecologies of electronic devices in transdisciplinary perspective
- Spatio-temporal variability in the environment and mobility characterizes socio-ecological systems in large regions of tropical Africa, especially in savanna ecosystems
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- Uhamaji wa wanyerwanda: migration and conflict in Ituri, DR Congo
- Uhamaji wa wanyerwanda: migration and conflict in Ituri, DR Congo
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- Changing Life Projects: African Identities, Moralities and Wellbeing
- Globalization and health policy in West Africa
- Health discourses as moral communication? Linguistic case studies from Côte d'Ivoire and Cameroon.
- Moral Geographies of Re-Existence
- Moral Geographies of Re-Existence
- Changing Life Projects: African Identities, Moralities and Wellbeing (AIMWell)
- Health discourses as moral communication? Linguistic case studies from Côte d'Ivoire and Cameroon
- Religious engineering. The making of moralities, development and religion in Niger
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