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Apr 17, 2010 55 min

TA10 – MASN

from Talking Anthropology Hosted by Thomas Lohninger

Das Moving Anthropology Student Network (MASN) und der Verein MASN-Austria sind heute das Thema unserer Sendung. Auf der einen Seite haben wir einen internationalen Verein mit mehreren hundert Mitgliedern verschiedenster Nationalitäten und auf der lokalen Ebene lernt ihr den Verein kennen, unter dessen Dach dieser Podcast hier zu Hause ist. Im Gespräch mit Martha Cecilia Dietrich und Gregor Jakob haben wir versucht uns beiden Organisationen, ihrer Geschichte und ihren Zielen zu nähern. Links: Die MASN-NING Seite Die alte MASN-Homepage (ACHTUNG: nicht mehr aktuell) MASN.Austria MASN-Poland MASN-Germany MASN-Italy MASN-Slovenia MASN-Ireland Ethnocineca International Shah Rukh Khan and Global Bollywood Conference Aqua Anthropos

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