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Changing identities in Europe

The dance group "Faux Pas" invites you to

symposium

"Changing identities in Europe"

Friday 5 February 2010

19.00 bis 22.00 clock clock

European Academy, Bismarck Allee 46/48 in Berlin Grunewald

the occasion of the exhibition "Shifting Identities" at the Ethnological Museum in Berlin-Dahlem, we had visited in the multinational Balkan dance group "Faux Pas" on the Theme "Changing Identities" a lot of discussion and noted that the members and friends of the group have done research on different aspects of the topic or give contributions from her life experience to this subject.

We must all ask the question whether a separate identity in times of globalization help or hinder a prosperous coexistence. On this evening we will the question can not be answered conclusively. We , however, take an impression as far as our personalities and our actions through an identity .......... are determined.

We invite you / you are welcome to listen to our thoughts and discuss with us!

language and identity

Silvana Dimitrovska, Macedonia

doctoral student in the art philosophy at the University of Potsdam

Brands, Commodities and Style in Contemporary Macedonia (Lecture in English)

Dr. Rozita Dimova, Institute of Slavic Studies , HU - Berlin

the cultural standards of Bulgaria from the perspective of German specialists and executives

Michaela Grueva, Bulgaria

topic of their dissertation in psychology at Humboldt University - Berlin

The Concept of Transnationalism: A New Approach for Migration Research?

(Lecture in English)

Marjan Kocev, Macedonia

theme of his term paper at the Institute for Eastern Studies, FU-Berlin

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Changing identities in business

Vanja Röhring, Bulgarian-born, 28 years living in Germany and working

patterns and colors on women's costumes as a sign of group affiliation

Eveline Krause, Germany

Balkan specialist, for folk dances and costumes of the region, a doctor

We would be pleased if you bring wine or something for the finger buffet!

We thank the leadership of the European Academy of hiring the hall!

For more information: Evelyn Krause, 030 815 86 43rd Please no questions to the EAB!