Magazine Humboldt Kosmos
Some are replicas, many were looted, some were given away: during the colonial era, countless international cultural objects crossed national borders. How we should deal with these objects today is the subject of controversial debate. Venezuelan legal scholar María Julia Ochoa Jiménez argues for respecting the interests of the Indigenous groups that once produced the objects.
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“Water is life, but its availability is also a measure of social status and a means of social discrimination,” says Ruth Morgan.
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The information scientist Hadas Shema argues for recognising online commentaries as a component of quality assurance.
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Goethe, Schiller, Fontane and then what? The Egyptian Germanist Hebatallah Fathy wants to enrich German teaching in Germany.
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Nowsheen Goonoo from Mauritius experiments with substances taken from indigenous plants.
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Artificial intelligence can boost development in poor countries and promote international cooperation when language barriers fall. Gaurav Sharma from India is exploring the regulatory hurdles that have to be overcome for this to happen.
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Apps are already calculating the ideal route through cities – using various means of transport and taking account of traffic disruption. But the apps are supposed to become even smarter.
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News
Every year, the best ideas for a vibrant network of Humboldtians are singled out to receive a Humboldt Alumni Award.
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International research stays – what interests and wishes do postdocs have?
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Call for applications Frontiers of Research Symposia The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation invites Germany-based early- and mid-career researchers in the fields of engineering and applied sciences to
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