Figuring out the many new terms confronting international students at German-language universities can be difficult. Even if the degree program is in English, most administrative work has to be done in German, and the bureaucratic university jargon is a language in and of itself. This guide aims to help international students and researchers understand the structures and organization of German universities by providing in-depth descriptions of terms and their origins, allowing for easier integration into the host university and its culture.
Albrecht Behmel
Albrecht Behmel hat in Heidelberg und Berlin Kunst, Geschichte und Philosophie studiert. Er hat zahlreiche Sachbücher und Romane veröffentlicht und lebt und arbeitet im Schwarzwald.
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Delivery time 2-3 working days.
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| Translated by | Kelly Neudorfer |
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| Edited by | Albrecht Behmel |
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Number of Pages |
230
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19,0 cm x 13,0 cm
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Language |
English
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Paperback
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Publication date |
01.10.2016
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ISBN
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978-3-8382-0832-9
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Weight
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282 g
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Praise for Kelly Neudorfer's book Sexual Exploitation and Abuse in UN Peacekeeping (2015): “This research is the first of its kind that analyzes risk factors and the effectiveness of prevention efforts regarding sexual exploitation and abuse (SEA) in UN peacekeeping operations, by applying theories of criminology. It was able to confirm the relationship between several prevention measures and reduction of SEA allegations, and some areas that showed a potential link. The research sheds light on the unexplored area of risk and prevention of SEA, and provided useful practical clues not only for academics but also for the UN and States' policy makers, as well as for managers and commanders in the field in planning their operation.” —Ai Kihara-Hunt, University of Essex
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