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        Decoloniality in Germany's foreign aid? Exploring the case of the 'Marshallplan with Africa' and the role of public personnel in official development assistance
    (2023) SIMV29 20231
 Department of Political Science
 Graduate School
 Master of Science in Development Studies- Master (Two yrs)
 
- 2022
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        Data (De)colonization: Case of the “Safe City” Project in Belgrade
    
    - Master (Two yrs)
 
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        Cash-based programming – a catalyst for change in humanitarian aid? Exploring cash-based programming’s effects on humanitarian aid, the humanitarian-development nexus & the localisation agenda
    
    - Master (Two yrs)
 
- 2021
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        Sea Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea: Impacts on the artisanal fisheries sector of Tema fishing area (Sub-City in Accra)
    
    - Master (Two yrs)
 
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        Development Barriers for Stateless Refugees in Sweden
    (2021) SIMV29 20211
 Department of Political Science
 Graduate School
 Master of Science in Development Studies- Master (Two yrs)
 
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        The Discourse of Violence, Persecution of Sexual Culture and Criminal Convictions of Sadomasochism
    (2021) SIMV18 20211
 Graduate School
 Master of Science in Development Studies
 Master of Science in Social Studies of Gender- Master (Two yrs)
 
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        Keep it Radical”: A qualitative analysis of contemporary queer discourse around gay pride
    (2021) SIMV18 20211
 Graduate School
 Master of Science in Development Studies
 Master of Science in Social Studies of Gender- Master (Two yrs)
 
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        Drudgingly the squirrel feeds itself- Performatively collective action influences oppressive norms: Mixed-Method Study on the Subversion of Oppressive Norms in Activist and Policy Discourse
    (2021) SIMV18 20211
 Graduate School
 Master of Science in Development Studies
 Master of Science in Social Studies of Gender- Master (Two yrs)
 
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        Participatory Development, Good Governance and Depoliticisation of Disability
    
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        Heteronormativity at Work: A case study of the workplace experience of queer employees
    (2021) SIMV18 20211
 Graduate School
 Master of Science in Development Studies
 Master of Science in Social Studies of Gender- Master (Two yrs)