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Dr. des. Tobias Delfs
My habilitation project deals with the participation of German and German botanists in the imperial penetration of the Indian subcontinent in the 19th century through the generation of knowledge and… Read More
Josefine Hoffmann
This PhD thesis is situated within the thematic complex of entangled West German and Indian social and economic histories. It identifies and follows bilateral vocational training co-operations in the steel… Read More
Nokmedemla Lemtur
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By the end of the nineteenth century the peaks of the Himalayan range, whose height surpassed any of those in the Alps, had become the new “playground” for many western… Read More
Dr. Anandita Bajpai
The German Democratic Republic was officially recognized by the Indian government in 1972. The trade representations established in 1956, however, became the ‘official mouthpiece’ of the GDR in India. Contacts… Read More
Alexander Benatar
Ph.D. project The early 1970s saw two opposing trends in Europe and South Asia: while German-German détente was able to overcome the limitations of the Cold War, the Indian subcontinent… Read More
Dr. Martin Christof-Füchsle
The project aims at furthering the analysis of processes of entanglements between India and Germany in the sphere of intellectual history. The focus is on the developments in the era… Read More
Dr. des. Razak Khan
My research project examines the entangled nature of Indo-German intellectual history. I explore intellectual and cultural translations in the sphere of reform pedagogy or “New Education“ dominant at the turn… Read More
