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University of Michigan faculty and graduate students comment on events in Europe. Newer posts →. A History of Cypriot Multiculturalism. April 8, 2013. This post is part of a series on the Cypriot financial crisis. Cyprus has been representing for centuries what the European Union aims towards: to be a place of free movement and neutral identity, a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural community. Cyprus has been a place of multicultural and multiethnic exchange for centuries. Two articles, Ports of Call. To be ...
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University of Michigan faculty and graduate students comment on events in Europe. Center for European Studies. The University of Michigan’s Center for European Studies (CES),. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Please log in using one of these methods to post your comment:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Convers...
Postcard from Scotland | Eyes on Europe
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University of Michigan faculty and graduate students comment on events in Europe. Scotland Decides: The Referendum is this Thursday, September 18. Scotland: the morning after →. September 18, 2014. For more front page news, click through to the Guardian’s round-up. The polls have closed and votes are being counted. U-M History professor Kali Israel writes from Scotland:. The city is jumping and yet of course also very tense—the pubs will be full tonight. ;-). This entry was posted in European Union.
Scotland Decides: The Referendum is this Thursday, September 18 | Eyes on Europe
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University of Michigan faculty and graduate students comment on events in Europe. On Croatian Accession to the EU. Postcard from Scotland →. Scotland Decides: The Referendum is this Thursday, September 18. September 15, 2014. Image by Andrew Mac. For other posters marking the Referendum, see http:/ bellacaledonia.org.uk/2014/08/29/the-top-20-indy-posters-are/. The Scotsman’s domestic news page. Herald Scotland, Scotland Decides. BBC Scotland, Scotland Decides. STV, Scotland Decides. Read his own poetry.
Scotland: the morning after | Eyes on Europe
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University of Michigan faculty and graduate students comment on events in Europe. Scotland: the morning after. September 19, 2014. Image from the Herald Scotland. For more election coverage, click here. Scottish voters have voted down the Referendum by a margin of 10%. But the vote skewed more dramatically along party lines and especially by age group: 16-17 year olds voted 71-29 for YES, 65 voted 73-27 for NO. For more election results click here. Been let out of the bottle? Informed Comment by Juan Cole.
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The Power of Support. July 7, 2010. Posted by amarkon in Brazil. So, where did we leave off? I had been fortunate to have had contact with these people two years ago during an internship related to my master’s degree. This meant that I arrived in Brazil already knowing that I’d be treated well, but I just could not imagine how nice people would actually be during my stay. It was incredible! This hospitality was everywhere, including at the Secretariat of Health. Just do an image search for. Pão de queijo,.
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How to describe ten months? July 2, 2012. Posted by Georgia Ennis in Ecuador. 1 comment so far. Have I represented my program and myself well? Has this time made some sort of difference? I hope so, but I can’t be sure. What I can be sure of is how I have been shaped and changed by this experience. It has not always been easy, and as a result I have grown more flexible, independent, and patient. As discussed in a previous post. This slideshow requires JavaScript. April 19, 2012. Laquo; older posts. Follow...
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There and Back Again. September 17, 2012. Posted by ellaweber in Individual Fellowship. Be how research worked, but I had this romantic vision of a sudden assimilation and active role in town life nonetheless. Furthermore, I thought it would be easy. I’ve always considered myself to be fairly independent, someone who solves problems well, and in doing so have taken for granted all the help my professors at the university have offered me. A local traditional birth attendant and her family. July 25, 2012.
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September 5, 2012. Posted by Nazneen Uddin in Luce. Eid prayer at National Mosque. I am distracted by the young woman in front of me wearing a beautiful red sari, speaking to her friend in Tamil. I turn to my left, and see a mother speaking to her son in Mandarin, while on my right, I hear a woman in a pink headscarf speaking Malay on the phone. When I reach my stop, I pass by a hawker stand and smell the aroma of fresh. Fried Chinese noodles, and an array of colorful Malay sweets. Chinese New Year lights.
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August 6, 2012. Posted by claass in Graduate. The Hajj pilgrimage is the largest gathering of human beings on the planet and represents one of the most challenging system design problems seriously undertaken by architects. Participation has exploded from 80,000 pilgrims in 1900 to almost 3 million in 2008. Essentially the population of Chicago simultaneously lands in the desert every year, only to disappear five days later. Photo: Arab News, Hajj Photo Gallery 1432 2011. The Ministry of Hajj refers to th...
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Research in China: The Unexpected and the Unbelievable. August 3, 2010. Posted by Andrew Broderick in China. 1 comment so far. The Unbelievable: Developing New Eyes. Expo 2010: The Urban Best Practice Area in Review. July 13, 2010. Posted by Andrew Broderick in China. Over 70 cities from around the world are exhibiting their urban best practice at Expo 2010. What I found was a vast range of interpretations on a relatively loose theme. What best practice actually means varies from city to city, as the...
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Norway in a Nutshell: Lessons learned from a summer in Oslo. September 10, 2011. Posted by Elyse Leonard in Individual Fellowship. Peace Research Institute of Oslo. My summer as a research assistant at the Peace Research Institute of Oslo has given me a world’s worth. Elyse at the picturesque harbor of Bergen in Western Norway. A breathtaking cruise along Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord. To Japanese dating traditions to trends in Iraqi refugee remittances. The Unexpected: Life in Oslo afte...
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Houten – A City for Cyclists. July 22, 2010. Posted by Dana Petit in Denmark. While in the Netherlands and Denmark, I visited a variety of sites and towns that provided cyclists with better-than-average everyday biking experiences. This isn’t difficult in two countries that pride themselves on the comfort and convenience of their bike infrastructure. The sites I visited ranged from suburban residential neighborhoods to downtown commercial streets and everything in-between. June 28, 2010. I’m traveling (b...
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Extended Deadline for II Photo Contest. September 19, 2012. Posted by iimichigan in Uncategorized. Photos must be taken in conjunction with research, study, or an internship completed abroad. Deadline: Monday, November 5, 2012. Student Work –. Applies to any facet of a student’s research, work, or study abroad. Send us a photo wearing your favorite University of Michigan apparel while abroad. (Please note that this is just a fun category.). The winning photo will be featured on the II website. We look fo...
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Guest commentary: Detroiter begins Kenya expedition. February 17, 2011. Posted by Anna Clark in Fulbright. As a 30-year-old who chose to move to Detroit from Boston three years ago, I’m constantly asked, with varying degrees of bewilderment, Why? The short answer: I want to live in a city that is in the making, rather than one that is already made. While I’m fond of Boston, it’s a city that is overly comfortable in its habits, with little room to re-imagine how things are done. And this, too, is why I ha...
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Eyes on Europe | University of Michigan faculty and graduate students comment on events in Europe
University of Michigan faculty and graduate students comment on events in Europe. Scotland: the morning after. September 19, 2014. Image from the Herald Scotland. For more election coverage, click here. Scottish voters have voted down the Referendum by a margin of 10%. But the vote skewed more dramatically along party lines and especially by age group: 16-17 year olds voted 71-29 for YES, 65 voted 73-27 for NO. For more election results click here. Been let out of the bottle? September 18, 2014. History ...
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