Dieter Conrad Memorial Lecture
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The South Asia Institute of Heidelberg University established in honor of the law scientist Dieter Conrad (1932-2001) the annual Dieter Conrad Memorial Lectures in 2003. The South Asia Institute would like to acknowledge the outstanding work of Dieter Conrad in the field of law in the entire South Asian region, Gandhi's philosophy of law and the Indo-German academic exchange. Dieter Conrad headed the department of law at the South Asia Institute of Heidelberg University from 1963 until his retirement in 1997. |
Overview of all previous Dieter Conrad Memorial Lectures
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Prof. Dr. David Ludden Department of History New York University, USA |
Asian histories of globalization: long distance mobility and territorial power in the longue duree |
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8th May 2012 |
Prof. Dr. Sheldon Pollock Professor of South Asia Research Columbia University, New York |
What is South Asian Knowledge Good For? |
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Professor Philipp Dann, LL.M. Professor of Public and Comparative Law University of Gießen |
Federal Democracy in India and the EU
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Prof. Dhruv Raina Indian Philosophy and Intellectual History Heinrich Zimmer Chair University of Heidelberg |
The Impossible Dream of Needham‘s Indian Apostle |
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Prof. Mark Nichter Professor of Anthropology, Family and Community Medicine University of Arizona |
Hybrid Medicine for Hybrid People: Ayurveda, Popular Health Culture and Globalization |
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Prof. em. Hermann Kulke Professor emeritus of Asian History University of Kiel |
Dietmar Rothermund und die Geschichte Südasiens
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Prof. em. Amiya K. Bagchi Professor of Development Economics and Economic Policy Advisor to the Government of West Bengal Institute of Development Studies Kolkata University of Calcutta
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Public health, governance and the market in South Asia: the way forward
Conference: Modernity, malady and medicine: politics, health policy and implementation in India after independence |
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Prof. em. Jan Assmann Professor emeritus of Egyptology University of Heidelberg |
Gandhi und der Begriff des Politischen – Staat, Religion und Gewalt |
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Prof. J. Patrick Olivelle Professor of Sanskrit and Indian religions Department of Asian Studies University of Texas |
Criminal Law and Religious Penance: Constructing Social Order in Ancient India |
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Prof. Mahendra P. Singh Professor of Law Faculty of Law University of Delhi |
The Challenge of ‘The Human Right to Basic Necessities of Life’ in South Asia |
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Prof. Werner Menski Professor of classical and modern Hindu law, Islamic law and Comparative Law The School of Oriental and African Studies University of London |
From dharma to law and back?
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