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Ulman Lindenberger was elected as the new Vice President of the Max Planck Society
that the Max Planck Center will suffer financially if Britain leaves the European Union
Interview with the officer for animal research of the Max Planck Society on the new EU figures
of the Max Planck Society February 13, 2020 For the first time, the European Union
Miriam Schader, Max Planck Institute for for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, and Constantin Hruschka, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, speak about their research as part of the the crossinstitute Science Initiative Migration (WiMi).
used LinkedIn to gauge where professionals want to migrate within the European Union
In large swathes of Germany’s industrial Ruhr Valley region, coal mining is a thing of the past as is true in other European coalfields. But people in the affected regions continue to be hard hit by the associated job losses, as jobs not only secured their livelihoods, but also created a sense of community. At the Max Planck Institute for Human Development Julia Wambach is looking into what replaced worker solidarity and has come across two committed football clubs: FC Schalke 04 and the French club RC Lens.
solidarity among the members, which is particularly interesting at a time when trade union
Miriam Schader, Max Planck Institute for for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, and Constantin Hruschka, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, speak about their research as part of the the crossinstitute Science Initiative Migration (WiMi).
used LinkedIn to gauge where professionals want to migrate within the European Union
Miriam Schader, Max Planck Institute for for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, and Constantin Hruschka, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, speak about their research as part of the the crossinstitute Science Initiative Migration (WiMi).
used LinkedIn to gauge where professionals want to migrate within the European Union
In large swathes of Germany’s industrial Ruhr Valley region, coal mining is a thing of the past as is true in other European coalfields. But people in the affected regions continue to be hard hit by the associated job losses, as jobs not only secured their livelihoods, but also created a sense of community. At the Max Planck Institute for Human Development Julia Wambach is looking into what replaced worker solidarity and has come across two committed football clubs: FC Schalke 04 and the French club RC Lens.
solidarity among the members, which is particularly interesting at a time when trade union
On February 26, 2018, the Max Planck Society is celebrating the 70th anniversary of its foundation.
of private donations owing to the currency devaluation related to the currency union
In large swathes of Germany’s industrial Ruhr Valley region, coal mining is a thing of the past as is true in other European coalfields. But people in the affected regions continue to be hard hit by the associated job losses, as jobs not only secured their livelihoods, but also created a sense of community. At the Max Planck Institute for Human Development Julia Wambach is looking into what replaced worker solidarity and has come across two committed football clubs: FC Schalke 04 and the French club RC Lens.
solidarity among the members, which is particularly interesting at a time when trade union
Early in the present decade, political actors at the national and regional levels finally seemed to agree: if government at both levels was to remain effective, Germany‘s system of federalism needed to be reformed. Their objective was to reduce the number of federal laws requiring approval by the upper house of the federal parliament, and to increase the range of issues to be decided autonomously by state parliaments.
cynicism, as did Oskar Lafontaine in the 1990s, followed by prime ministers on the Union
