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September 15, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – September 15, 2025

Sign up for Graduate School's Potluck! | Gendering Gangs: Critical Perspectives on Youth, Masculinities, Violence, and the Gang Ethos in Sweden | Embodied methods: creative possibilites in research | Gender, Families, and Wealth Accumulation Among Only Daughters | Film screening: My Five Year Plan | Women Entrepreneurship, Social Enterprises and Women Empowerment | Come by with your text! (drop-in) | Morning café conversation on sustainability, music, and climate action | EUGLOH Sustainable Development Weeks
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September 8, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – September 8, 2025

Seminar: CMES Research Seminars │ Seminar: Preparing the Truth Commission for the Sámi people in Sweden │ Seminar: What language models do and don't do in studies of political behaviour │ Opportunity: Penta Young Reporters Programme 2025–2027 │ Other: Swedish for Immigrants, SFI
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June 2, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – June 2, 2025

Fragmented Power : The Reception of China’s Foreign Policy Strategies in Sri Lanka | EU Days Lund | SASNET Travel Grants & Best South Asia Thesis Award.
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Paint brushes
May 26, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – May 26, 2025

AI Lund lunch seminar: Beyond AI Ethics Frameworks - Ethical Considerations and Responsibility in Public Sector AI | The Higher Research Seminar: Michael Bruter, London School of Economics and Political Science - ‘Democracy and the Intergenerational Challenge’ | CMES Seminar: Research Results from MECW-Project "Beyond Sacred/Secular Cities".
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May 19, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – May 19, 2025

Research Seminars on Multilevel Orders of Corruption in Central Asia | CMES Public Talk with Göran Rosenberg: “Whither Israel” | What does student activism mean today? A case study from Spain | Visual Methods in the Social Sciences | Development Lunch Seminar: Exploring Collaborative Governance Frameworks in Complex Cross-Sector Collaborations in Africa | Local traditional knowledge for global governance: solutions for the multi-crisis of climate, water, biodiversity, health and food.
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May 12, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – May 12, 2025

Witnessing genocide: Experience of Nazi Concentration Camps: Visit of UB’s Ravensbrück Archives | Changing spatialities and agency at Myanmar’s highest borderlands | The centrality of the margins: Borderlands, illicit economies and uneven development | How can we together safeguard democracy?.
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Universitetshuset i kvällsljus, augusti 2016.
May 5, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – May 5, 2025

Sustainability Week 2025 | UPF Career Talk. International Human Right Careers: Gender Equality, Development & Local Impact | SASNET Book Talk with Rhys Machold: "Fabricating Homeland Security: Police Entanglements across India and Palestine/Israel" | and more....
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Students walking walking, pulling their bikes, talking and laughing together
April 28, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – April 28, 2025

Global Policy, Diplomacy, and Sustainability (GPODS) Fellowship | Acts of balance: The dual emotion work of legal professionals in Danish rape trials | Last April and 1st May celebrations 2025 | Sustainability Week 2025.
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April 21, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – April 21, 2025

Africa's Last Colony | Innovation Research Day | Walking the lines - Reflections on walking methods in Jordan | CMES Seminar: "Shattered Landscapes: An Agonistic Approach to Ethnography in Palestine and Israel" | Spring Choir Concert with the Music Teachers' Choir.
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April 14, 2025 | Graduate School

Weekly Digest – April 14, 2025

X-courses | CMES Seminar with Fulbright Professor Christie S. Warren: Reconstructing Syria | Lecture: The Spectre of State Capitalism | Lecture with Former President of Tunisia Dr. Mohamed Moncef Marzouki: "The Arab | Democratic Revolutions Have Just Begun".
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