Glasman, Joël
Origins & context
- Title
- Glasman, Joël
- Type
- Person
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University of Bayreuth
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- WissKI URL
- 58527
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- Chapter Eight: Racisme. Sociologie de la racialisation Author
- Chapter Eleven: Catastrophes. Sociologie de l’environnement Author
- Chapter Five: Massacres. Sociologie des violences de masse Author
- Chapter Four: Corruption. Anthropologie de l’État Author
- Chapter Nine: Les femmes et les enfants d’abord. Féminisme et études de genre Author
- Chapter One: Pouvoir. Une autre histoire de l'humanitaire Author
- Chapter Seven: Maladies. Anthropologie de la santé globale Author
- Chapter Six: Camps de réfugiés. Refugee Studies Author
- Chapter Ten: Statistiques. Critical Data Studies Author
- Chapter Three: Guerres. Sociologie des conflits Author
- Chapter Two: Néolibéralisme.Histoire, capitalisme, humanitaire Author
- Conclusion: Invitation à l’enquête Author
- Introduction: Les humanités humanitaires Author
- Africa in the Global History of Refugee Camps (1940s to 1950s) Project Principal Investigator(s)
- Bayreuth Global/Bayreuth Postkolonial Project Principal Investigator(s)
- Humanities for Humanitarians. An Experiment in the Public Implications of Multiple Ontology Project Principal Investigator(s)
- Mobilities research group Principal Investigator(s)
- Genesene Menschen als Ressource? newspaper article Author(s)
- Ten things we know about humanitarian numbers journal article Author(s)
- The Invention of Impartiality : The history of a humanitarian principle, from a legal, strategic and algorithmic perspective journal article Author(s)
- Humanitarianism and the Quantification of Human Needs : Minimal Humanity book list of authors
- Petit manuel d'autodéfense à l'usage des volontaires : Les humanités humanitaires book list of authors
- Accumulation research group Member(s)
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Nadine Machikou: "Invisible Intellectuals, African Academic Mobility in Question"
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Dr. Valerie Nur and Prof. Dr. Joël Glasman on artisanal knowledge in Niger from a mobility perspective
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