Arrangementer

• 8. sept. - 9. sept. 2016

  Churches, Culture and Economy

  A two-day workshop on Cultural heritage, resources and economic valuation in relation to Nordic…

• 8. sept. - 9. sept. 2016

  Ways of Overlooking

  This symposium is an invitation to focus on the multiple ways of looking and overlooking that…

• 8. sept. - 9. sept. 2016

  Symposium: Ways of Overlooking

  This symposium is an invitation to focus on the multiple ways of looking and overlooking that…

• 8. sept. - 9. sept. 2016

  Symposium: Ways of Overlooking

  This symposium is an invitation to focus on the multiple ways of looking and overlooking that…

• 9. sept. 2016, kl. 9.15-12.00

  25 years of the Baltic States' upswing in partnership with Denmark

  Open panel debate. Key-note speaker: Minister of Foreign Affairs Kristian Jensen. This debate is…

• 9. sept. 2016, kl. 10.00-12.00

  Visioner og muligheder under nye strukturelle rammer på KU

  Sprogvidenskabligt Forum indkalder til møde om sprogvidenskabens vilkår og fremtidsudsigter i det…

• 9. sept. 2016, kl. 13.00-15.00

  Liberalism, neoliberalism and the critique of governmentality

  Open Seminar with speech by Knut Ove Eliassen, arranged by the CEMES research group 'Bureaucracy' …

• 9. sept. 2016, kl. 13.00-15.00

  Liberalism, neoliberalism and the critique of governmentality

  In the aftermath of the First World War two paradigms of governance emerged that were to have a…

• 9. sept. 2016, kl. 13.15-16.00

  Seminar 16: The Unsharp Image

  Forskergruppen Medieæstetik inviterer til gæsteforelæsning.

• 9. sept. 2016, kl. 14.00

  Film screening: An Ordinary Election

  The story of an Indian election campaign from up-close - an intimate ground-up perspective of the…

• 9. sept. 2016, kl. 14.00

  Film screening: An Ordinary Election

  The story of an Indian election campaign from up-close - an intimate ground-up perspective of the…

• 9. sept. 2016, kl. 14.15-16.00

  CFS Lecture by Jason Throop: “Being Open to the World: Some Phenomenological Anthropological Considerations”

  Lecture by Jason Throop, Department of Anthropology, UCLA, USA.