Interventionsansätze zur Ärgerkontrolle: Empirische Untersuchungen an zwei Stichproben.

in Montada, L. (Ed.) Bericht über den 38. Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Psychologie in Trier (1992)

Interview de Jim Cloos (directeur général adjoint de la politique générale et institutionnelle au secrétariat général du Conseil de l'Union européenne)

Speeches/Talks (2017)

This in-depth interview covers several topics related to Jim Cloos’s European path since the beginning of his career as a Luxembourg diplomat in 1981, and more particularly, the negotiations and the ... [more ▼]

This in-depth interview covers several topics related to Jim Cloos’s European path since the beginning of his career as a Luxembourg diplomat in 1981, and more particularly, the negotiations and the drafting of the Maastricht Treaty, the Santer Commission, Economic and Monetary Union, Social Europe, the European Council in times of crisis, Brexit, and his vision on the current situation and the future of the European Union. Audiovisual interview recorded on 1 September 2017 at the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance at the University of Luxembourg. [less ▲]

Interview de Pascal Lamy (président éméritus de l'Institut Jacques Delors, ancien commissaire européen au commerce, ancien directeur général de l'Organisation mondiale du commerce)

Speeches/Talks (2017)

This in-depth interview is focused on Pascal Lamy's career and European commitment, Economic and Monetary Union, European economic governance, competitiveness in the European Union and the European social ... [more ▼]

This in-depth interview is focused on Pascal Lamy's career and European commitment, Economic and Monetary Union, European economic governance, competitiveness in the European Union and the European social model. Audiovisual interview recorded on 2 February 2017 at the headquarters of the Jacques Delors Institute in Paris. [less ▲]

Interview with Prof. Dr Andrew Prescott (University of Glasgow)

Diverse speeches and writings (2019)

In this interview, Professor Andrew Prescott describes his beginnings as a librarian and how this profession brought him to the field of digital humanities. He emphasizes more broadly the role of curators ... [more ▼]

In this interview, Professor Andrew Prescott describes his beginnings as a librarian and how this profession brought him to the field of digital humanities. He emphasizes more broadly the role of curators in this field including the role of metadata and the configuration of collections in a new way. Andrew Prescott also historicizes the digital turn in humanities and explores the most exciting trends for the future. [less ▲]

Interview with Prof. Dr Jane Winters (School of Advanced Study, University of London)

Diverse speeches and writings (2019)

In this interview, Professor Jane Winters gives an overview of her career, starting as a medieval historian to becoming a professor in digital history. She talks about her main work with born digital ... [more ▼]

In this interview, Professor Jane Winters gives an overview of her career, starting as a medieval historian to becoming a professor in digital history. She talks about her main work with born digital archives and reflects on how web archive changes historical research. ‘History from below’ with a big interest in genealogy and local history being very popular in the UK, she describes the character of digital history in her country and the response of both amateur and professional historians to digitisation. She pleads for more digital pedagogy at an earlier stage of the curriculum and underlines the importance of the relationship between digital humanities and other stakeholders like librarians and archivists. In her view, the next big challenge in digital humanities will be the non-text media analysis. [less ▲]

Interview with Prof. Dr Tim Hitchcock (University of Sussex)

Diverse speeches and writings (2019)

In this interview, Professor Tim Hitchcock describes his beginnings as an historian in British social history and how he became involved in the field of digital humanities. He explains how he started with ... [more ▼]

In this interview, Professor Tim Hitchcock describes his beginnings as an historian in British social history and how he became involved in the field of digital humanities. He explains how he started with Robert Shoemaker in the late 1990’s big digitization projects like “Old Bailey online” (The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, 1674-1913). He emphasizes also the role of digital history in connection with the history from below in the United Kingdom and public history in the United States. Tim Hitchcock also criticizes the way in which a lot of historians meet the digital challenge and underlines the importance of the use of digital tools in the undergraduates curriculum in the University of Sussex. He also explains the interactions between close reading and distant reading, how historians nowadays deal with it, and describes the perspectives for digital history in the future. [less ▲]

Interview: 100 Joer russesch Präsenz zu Lëtzebuerg

Speeches/Talks (2020)

„D'Geschicht vun der Awanderung vu Russen, respektiv vu Bierger aus dem fréieren Zareräich oder der Sowjetunioun, war éischter manner bekannt. Bis d'Fuerscherin Inna Ganschow sech mam Thema ausernee gesat ... [more ▼]

„D'Geschicht vun der Awanderung vu Russen, respektiv vu Bierger aus dem fréieren Zareräich oder der Sowjetunioun, war éischter manner bekannt. Bis d'Fuerscherin Inna Ganschow sech mam Thema ausernee gesat huet. Ëm déi 100 perséinlech Interviewen huet d'Fuerscherin gefouert, fir sech en ongeféiert Bild ze maachen.“ [less ▲]

Interview: Dr. Jakob Pietschnig und der Flynn-Effekt.

Article for general public (2016)

Interview: International University Projects between Luxemburg and Tambov, Russia

Speeches/Talks (2019)

The interview treats two main topics: 1. the interdisciplinary student project between Universities of Luxembourg and University of Tambov, Russia, dedicated to the Luxembourgish-Russian crossroads of ... [more ▼]

The interview treats two main topics: 1. the interdisciplinary student project between Universities of Luxembourg and University of Tambov, Russia, dedicated to the Luxembourgish-Russian crossroads of history and 2. the meaning of the city of Tambov in the contemporary history of Luxembourg, connected to the Luxembourger forcibly recruited soldiers in the soviet captivity. [less ▲]

Interview: Who were "the first Russians" in Luxembourg?

Speeches/Talks (2019)

"The first Russian" in Luxembourg, which arrived in the 1920ths, were not the first ones. The pre-history of the Russian presence in the Grand Duchy before WWI and the further development regarding the ... [more ▼]

"The first Russian" in Luxembourg, which arrived in the 1920ths, were not the first ones. The pre-history of the Russian presence in the Grand Duchy before WWI and the further development regarding the two world wars and the post-war situation were the topic of this radio interview. [less ▲]