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What is the network's purpose?

The Hannah Arendt Humanities Network (HAHN) is a collaborative initiative that connects scholars and institutions within the Open Society University Network (OSUN) to promote professional collaborations, intellectual exchange, and increased access to new thinking and expertise in the humanities. Read more about our programs. 

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    The Network supports the integration and accessibility of humanities studies across more than 40 OSUN institutions. Our partners include University of the Andes in Colombia, The University of Witwatersrand in South Africa, Brac University in Bangladesh, Central European University in Vienna, and Al Quds University Bard, Palestine, among many others.
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