German Social Movements in the European Context

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This subject offers an introduction to some key social movements in the contemporary German-speaking world. Students study the origins and evolution of important post-WWII social movements. Students navigate primary and secondary sources (visual and written). Students will arrive at a greater understanding of the important position Germany now occupies in the political, economic, environmental and social spheres, and the role Germany plays as a global citizen.

Essay 1: 1500 words. Essay 2: 2000 words. Quizzes: 500 word (equivalent). Two Quizzes. All assessments relate to Learning Outcomes 1-3

• Essay 1 (35%)
• Essay 2 (45%)
• Quizzes (20%)