BA Thesis Presentations Fall 2025

Tuesday, November 25:

• 12:30-13:00 - Tahmina Ataee, "Should I Stay or Should I Go? Understanding Migration Aspirations and Return Intentions of Afghan University Students Post-2021" (P98A Lecture Hall)
• 13:15-13:45 - Hana Lotfy, "Mimetic Desire: Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald and How They Became Fiction" (P98A Lecture Hall)
• 13:15-13:45 - Nesar Faizi, "The Impact of Selling Through Zalando on Mammut's Brand Positioning within the Competitive Outdoor Apparel Market" (P24 Seminar Room 8)
• 15:45-16:15 - Marley Heltai, "Dystopian Realities: Reproductive Autonomy and the Rhetoric of Care in the Age of Dobbs" (K24 Seminar Room 11)

Wednesday, November 26:

• 12:30-13:00 - Ehsan ul haq, "Poverty Reduction and Human Capital Development in Pakistan: Evaluating the Impact of the 18th Amendment and Sustainable Development Goals" (P98A Lecture Hall)
• 13:15-13:45 - Sofiia Slonovska, "The Gathering Storm? Hegemonic Transitions and the Conditions of Great Power War" (P98A Lecture Hall)

Tuesday, December 2:

• 12:30-13:00 - Maya Lakshmi Lascelles Jones, "The Desert as Reflective Aesthetic Terrain: Ontological and Phenomenological Inquiry Through the Visual Culture of the Desert Site" (P98A Lecture Hall)
• 13:15-13:45 - Zabihullah Akbar, "Circles of Exile: Dancing Afghan Identity in Berlin" (P98A Lecture Hall)

Wednesday, December 3:

• 13:30-13:00 - Ahmed Mustafa, "People Power Vs Paper Power: Syrian Diaspora Activism in Germany, International Diplomacy and the Power of Documents in the Wake of the Fall of the Assad Regime" (P98A Lecture Hall)
• 13:15-13:45 - Nora Stone Roig, "The Wood Began to Move Haunted Landscapes and the Stimmung of End-Times"  (P98A Lecture Hall)

Thursday, December 4:

• 12:30-13:00 - Masooma Hashemi, "Women’s Economic Contribution in Afghanistan (1960–2021)" (P98A Lecture Hall)
• 13:15-13:45 - Michaella Toscano Vielma, "Undoing the Task: How Contemporary Translators Reconfigure Walter Benjamin into the Anti-Philosophical" (P98A Lecture Hall)

Thursday, December 11:

• 12:30-13:00 - Elizaveta Savitskaia, "Community and Judgment in Nick Riggle’s Aesthetic Theory" (P98A Lecture Hall) 
• 13:15-13:45 - Frishta Hashimi, "How the Hawala System in Afghanistan Shapes Trust among Individuals and Small Businesses: A Case Study of Afghan Migrants and Their Use of Hawala for Cross-Border Remittances?" (P24 Seminar Room 8)
• 13:15-13:45 - Štěpánka Slámová, "FDI and Regional Disparities in the Visegrad Four: Did COVID-19 Widen the Gap?" (P98A Lecture Hall)

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