Funded KOSMOS Workshops in 2015

During the funding period of the year 2015, 9 KOSMOS Workshops were funded

Institution	Research Focus	Cooperation Partners
Department of History Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Hohls	Virtual Knowledge Net: Europeanization of Scientific Communication in the Digital Age	Centre pour l’Edition Electronique Ouverte, France University of London, Great Britain University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities King’s College London, Great Britain Umea University, Sweden Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands, Netherlands The European Library, Netherlands Infoclio.ch, Switzerland Göttingen State and University Library, Germany Centre for contemporary History, Leibniz-Institute, Germany
Department of History Dr. Marcus Payk Dr. Roberta Pergher	Beyond Versailles: Governance, Legitimacy, and the Formation of New Polities after the Great War	Indiana University Bloomington, USA Lousiana State University, USA Sorbonne University, France Eastern Michigan University, USA Moldova State University, Moldawia University of Jena, Germany University of Münster, Germany Harvard University, USA University of Notre Dame, USA University of Vienna, Austria University of New York, USA University of Oxford, Great Britain University of Bern, Switzerland University of Lissabon, Portugal Yale University, USA Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Switzerland University of Tübingen, Germany
Department of History Dr. phil. Alan Ross Prof. Dr. Antonella Romano Prof. Dr. Pierre Serna Dr. Silvia Sebastiani	Animal Bodies in Science, Art and Commerce in Early Modern Europe	Sorbonne University, France School of Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, France Alexandre-Koyré Centre, France University of Bordeaux, France University of Oxford, Great Britain University of Lyon, France University of Cambridge, Great Britain University of Sussex, Great Britain Complutense University of Madrid, Spain University of Florence, Italy
Department of History Prof. Dr. Martin Sabrow Prof. Konrad Jarausch Stefanie Eisenhuth Scott Krause	Berlin in the Cold War - The Cold War in Berlin	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA Centre for Contemporary History, Germany Kalamazoo College, USA Muskingum University, USA University of San Diego, USA State University of New York, USA Georgetown University, USA Northeastern University, USA New England College, USA Carleton University, Canada
Institute for German Literature Dr. Petra Anders	Urban Landscapes in Literature, Media, and Culture	Columbia University NYC, USA Brooklyn College NYC, USA
Department for Philosophy Prof. Dr. Dominik Perler	Mind, Matter, and Metaphysics: Perspectives on Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy	University of Toronto, Canada Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Netherlands
Institute for Social Studies Prof. Dr. Ina Kerner Dr. James Ingram Dr. Eduardo Mendieta	Beyond Methodological Eurocentrism: Postcolonial Perspectives for Political and Social Theory	Mc Master University, Canada Stony Brook University, USA University of Tunis, Tunisia University of Toulouse, France University of London, Great Britain Universidad Michoacana, Mexico University of Toronto, USA Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland University of Warwick, Great Britain University of Gießen, Germany Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Germany Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Zentrum Moderner Orient, Germany
Institute for Slavic Studies Prof. Dr. Heinrich Kirschbaum	Poetics of the (Anti-) Social: Central European Poetry after the end of Literature Centrism	University of Vienna, Austria University of Warsaw, Poland Charles University Prague, Czech Republic University of Budapest, Hungary London School of Economics and Poltical Science, Great Britain
Faculty of Theology Prof. Dr. Rolf Schieder	Religion, Law, Justice	University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa University of Stellenbosch, South Africa University of Western Cape, South Africa

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Funded KOSMOS Workshops in 2015