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Mapathon, Call for Volunteers

Announcing the first Mapathon organised in Luxembourg for humanitarian actions. The event is a Médecins Sans Frontières Luxembourg (MSF) partnership with the Geography and Spatial Planning Department of the University of Luxembourg and the Urban Development and Mobility Department of the LISER (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research)

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New: Les travailleurs frontaliers au Luxembourg et en Suisse

Nouvelle parution en accès librePigeron-Piroth, I. / Wille, C. (éd.) : Les travailleurs frontaliers au Luxembourg et en Suisse : Emploi, Quotidien et Perceptions UniGR-CBS Borders in Perspective thematic issue 2019 (2)Première publication à s’intéresser à une comparaison des pôles européens majeurs du travail frontalier

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Faire ses études en sciences de l’éducation

Les inscriptions à l’examen-concours d’admission au Bachelor en Sciences de l’Éducation sont encore ouvertes jusqu’au 10 mai 2019. L’examen se tiendra le 9 juillet 2019 au Campus de Belval.

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GUEST LECTURE: Does spatial proximity erase social inequalities?

GUEST LECTURE SERIES IN GEOGRAPHY AND SPATIAL PLANNING Geographies of (in)justiceThursday, April 11th, 12.30-14.00 | MSH Blackbox Sylvie Tissot Does spatial proximity erase social inequalities? “Social mix” and gay-friendliness in gentrified areas (France and the USA)

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Faculty of Humanities to host 17th IMISCOE Conference in 2020

Migration and Inclusive Societies (MIS), the new research priority of the Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities and Arts and Education, won the bid to host the 17th IMISCOE Conference on “Crossing borders, connecting cultures”.

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Call for papers: Refuge Europe – a question of solidarity?

International conference at Chemnitz University of Technology, GermanySeptember 30-October 2, 2019

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Job offer (permanent): Migration issues in Luxembourg

JOB: Are you interested to work on migration issues in Luxembourg?

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7 neue Erasmus-Kooperationen

im Institut für deutsche Sprache, Literatur und für Interkulturalität der Uni.lu.

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Interview mit Prof. Dr Claus Vögele zum Thema Schlaf und Träume

Prof. Dr. Claus Vögele, Professor für Klinische Psychologie und Gesundheitspsychologie, erklärt im Interview mit der Tageszeitung ,Lëtzebuerger Journal, warum Schlaf und Träumen lebenswichtig sind, weshalb wir uns meistens nicht an unsere Träume erinnern können und wie aktuell Freuds Traumtheorien heute sind.

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Lecture series: Geographies of (in)justice

“Regeneration not speculation” says a billboard in Belfast that we chose for our poster. “Unfair taxation = social anger” says some graffiti in the streets of Paris after a day of “yellow vests” demonstrations. The calls for more justice are flourishing in public space. Yet their diversity and complexity require social scientists to rethink their…