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Election in India: Populist Modi seem to win for the third time
There is an election in India, which, with its over 1.3 billion inhabitants, is the most populous country in the world. Many indications suggest that the incumbent Prime Minister Modi – also known as India's Trump – will be reelected. Why is that? And what is at stake?
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Reading and concentration: "We cannot rely on willpower when faced with algorithms"
Students at the University of Oslo are joining forces against screens to regain their concentration and improve their reading.
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Searching for Trout
Anthropologists and biologists are combing the rivers on four continents in their search for a fish which has its origins in British imperialism.
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Differences That Make a Difference
Thomas Hylland Eriksen is very concerned about the loss of biodiversity and cultural diversity: “We must rethink our relationship with the environment”.
Events
The Ports speaker series features Neha Kohli, PhD Candidate at the Department of Geography, University of Florida, Gainesville.
The Departmental Seminar Series features Dr Giuliana Borea, Lecturer in Latin American Studies (Anthropology & Art), School of Modern Languages, Newcastle University