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Neuigkeiten Servicezeiten in Frankfurt am Main ab 1. Dezember 2025: Montag bis Freitag 9–18 Uhr und Samstag 10–16 Uhr
Service hours in Frankfurt am Main from 1 December 2025: Monday to Friday 9:00-18:00 and Saturday 10:00-16:00
 
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Neuigkeiten Die Lesesäle für Geisteswissenschaften, Naturwissenschaften, der Alte Lesesaal Technik und der Anne-Frank-Shoah-Lesesaal in Leipzig schließen am 04.02.2026 wegen einer Veranstaltung bereits um 15 Uhr. Die weiteren Lesesäle sowie die Servicetheke sind zu den regulären Zeiten geöffnet. //
The humanities reading room, the natural science reading room, the old technology reading room and the reading room of the Anne-Frank-Shoah-Library will close at 15:00 on 4 February 2026 due to an event. The other reading rooms and the service desk will be open during regular hours.
 
 

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Person Smith, Nathaniel M.
Akademischer Grad Doktorand
Master of arts
Bachelor of Arts
Quelle https://eas.arizona.edu/people/nathanielsmith
Land USA (XD-US)
Beruf(e) Kulturanthropologe
Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter
Weitere Angaben Nathaniel M. Smith is a cultural anthropologist with research interests include political anthropology and nationalism, urban studies, sound and visual anthropology, music and youth culture, modern Japanese history and film, bicycle craftsmen, and the history of anthropology. He is a member of the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation's US-Japan Network for the Future. In addition to doctoral training in anthropology, Smith holds an MA in East Asian Studies from Yale University, an MA in International Relations from Waseda University, and a BA in Foreign Language from the Department of Comparative Literature and Foreign Language at UC Riverside. Smith teaches courses on the anthropology, history, and cultural study of modern Japan, ranging from film, fashion, and visual culture, to war, nationalism, and social movements. He also is an Assistant Professor at the Department of East Asian Studies at the University of Arizona.
Beziehungen zu Organisationen University of Arizona
Yale University
Waseda Daigaku
University of California Riverside
Thematischer Bezug Studienfach: Ostasienwissenschaften
Studienfach: Internationale Politik
Typ Person (piz)





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