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ALT does the faculty have a target of how many staff it needs to take up voluntary severance? Will the faculty be undertaking future reorganisation processes if there is insufficient take up on the voluntary severance scheme? is the voluntary severance scheme only open to staff from the faculty of humanities and social sciences?

ALT 26 January | Lisa Marie Freitag (Potsdam) | Manfred Wörner as Federal Minister of Defence (1982-1988): a biographical and organisational-historical study on the Federal Ministry of Defence. 9 February | Madeleine Doutney (Cambridge) | "American communists, our comrades": communicating international solidarity in East German English language instruction, 1949-1989. 23 February | Roslyn Dubler (Columbia) | "Was unter der Förderung der Gleichberechtigung zu verstehen ist": Sex Discrimination Law and its Alternatives in West Germany, 1976-1982. 2 March (online) | Emre Susamci (Cornell) | Protecting antiquities in a civilised manner: on the relationship betweeen Ottoman antiquities regulations and international legal thought in the late nineteenth century. 9 March | Oscar Martinez (Cambridge) | Emotions, Bolshevism and the Red Scare in Germany, Spain and Italy, 1919. Workshops begin at 10am. In-person sessions take place at the Stephen Hawking Room at Trinity Hall.






















