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| Akpinar, Müge |
'In Quest of Lost Remedy': Body, Health and Identity in an Islamic Medicine Inspired Healing Movement in Turkey |
| Brocco, Giorgio | Zeruzeru and Diverse Shades of Difference: A Study of People with Albinism in Kilolo District, Tanzania (Förderung: DAAD) |
| Chen, Lu | The Moving Temples: A Study on the Religious Organizations of Fishermen in the Eastern Part of Tai Lake (Förderung: Graduate School East Asian Studies, funded by DAAD) |
| Dohrn, Kristina |
Beyond Classrooms: Education and Ethics in Schools of the Gülen Movement in Tanzania. An ethnographic case study |
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Eratta Parambil, Mohammed Swalih |
Everyday Ethics: Life of Two Key Texts in the Islamic Everyday Life among Mapplias in Contemporary Kerala, South India |
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Hartmann, Sarah |
The Role of Islam in the Informal Education Sector – An Ethnographic Study of Private Tutoring Centers in Egypt |
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Hoffmann, Liese |
Politics and Meanings of School in Post-Colonial, Coastal Kenya |
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Huigen, Brandaan |
This Is Dangerous Property: Crime and the Social Life of Things in South Africa |
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Mutebi, Simon |
The Role of Local ‘Agency’ in Medicalization of Male Sexuality: The Case of Male Sexual Dysfunction among Young Men in Urban Communities in Tanzania |
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Probst, Ursula |
"Ich würde niemals zugeben, dass ich aus Osteuropa komme": Zugehörigkeiten, Körper und Sexualitäten - Dimensionen des "Osteuropäisch-Seins" im Berliner Sexgewerbe |
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Sehagić, Merima |
The Process of Integration from Perspectives of Bosniak Refugee Women: A Narrative Analysis of Self-Presentation and Coping Strategies for Resettlement in Germany |
| Tingira, Anitha |
Dynamics in Delivery and Utilization of Maternal Health Services in the Context of High Antenatal Care Coverage in Tanzania |
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Nina Zeldes (eingereicht 2019) |
"Stay Healthy!": Health Care and Health Insurance Expectations among German, Japanese and Indian Highly Skilled Migrants in the USA |
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Elizabeth Beloe (2019) |
Migrant Cameroon Women’s Social Networks: Home Town and Rotating Savings and Credit Associations in Berlin, Germany |
| Konversionsprozesse in Ankole, Uganda. Initiation, Segregation und Aushandlung (FörEderung: Berlin Graduate School Muslim Cultures and Societies) |
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Selim, Nasima (2019) |
Learning the Ways of the Heart in Berlin: Sufism, Anthropology, and the Post-Secular Condition (Förderung: DAAD) |
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Schühle, Judith (2018) |
Traversing Transnational Biomedical Landscapes: An Ethnography of the Experiences of Nigerian Trained Physicians Practicing in the US and UK (Förderung: Mitarbeiterstelle der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) |
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Rutert, Britta (2016) |
Contested Properties: People, Plants and the Politics of Bioprospecting in Post-Apartheid South Africa (Förderung: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) |
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Cordillera Castillo, Rosa (2016) |
Being and Becoming: Imagination, Memory, and Violence in Southern Philippines |
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Mattes, Dominik (2016) |
The Politics of Normalization: Providing and Living a Life with Antiretroviral HIV Treatment in Northeastern Tanzania |
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Kasmani, Omar (2015) |
Off the Lines: Fakir Orientations of Gender, Body and Space in Sehwan Sharif, Pakistan |
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Bohle, Leah (2017) |
HIV-Disclosure and Adherence Among HIV-Seropositive Women in Tanga, Tanzania (Förderung: DAAD) Georg-August-Universität Göttingen (externer Erstbetreuer) |
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Abubakar, Dauda (2014) |
"They love us because we give them": Zakat, the distribution of wealth and the making of social relations in Jos, Nigeria |
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Reihling, Hanspeter (2014) |
Vulnerable Men: Gender and Sentiment at the Margins of Cape Town |
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Huschke, Susann (2012) |
Kranksein in der Illegalität. Eine medizinethnologische Studie über undokumentierte LateinamerikanerInnen in Berlin |
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Sullivan, Noelle (University of Florida) (2011) |
Negotiating Abundance and Scarcity: health sector reform, development aid, and biomedical practice in Tanzania |
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Fleischer, Annett (2010) |
Making Families Among Cameroonian ‘Bush Fallers’ in Germany: Marriage, Migration, and the Law; Betreuung: Hansjörg Dilger und Caroline Bledsoe, Northwestern University (Evanston) |
