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Research Colloquium

Research Colloquium

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The research colloquium is conducted by the Centre for Atlantic Studies on a regular basis. It is open to members of the university as well as to the interested public.

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The research colloquium is conducted by the Centre for Atlantic Studies on a regular basis. It is open to members of the university as well as to the interested public.

INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM OF THE CENTRE FOR ATLANTIC AND GLOBAL STUDIES

The interdisciplinary colloquium is the central discussion forum for interdisciplinary studies in the Master's programme Atlantic Studies/History, Culture and Society. The thematic focus of the master programme is discussed in this forum, namely the entanglements between Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe. In the past, topics have included the transatlantic slave trade, gender relations, migration processes, land seizure and politics of remembrance.

Apart from debates on these and related topics, the colloquium offers the opportunity to discuss practical research-related questions. This offers an exceptional opportunity for students to receive support in choosing, revising and furthering their research regarding their master theses.

Winter semester 2024/25

6-8pm c.t.

 

6.11.2024

 

 

 

Olivia Maria Gomes da Cunha, Museu Nacional, Brasilien

The Anthropologists and the Big Man: Notes on Métraux and Verger in Suriname

 

13.11.2024

Meron Zeleke Eresso, Addis Ababa University, Äthiopien

The Nexus between Employment and Empowerment:  Industrial Jobs  in Contemporary Ethiopia

 

20.11.2024

 

 

 

Mariana Cándido, Emory University, USA

Wealth, Land, and Property in Angola, 1600-1900

18.12.2024

Roger Lee de Jesus, Edson Brito, Christine Hatzky, Leibniz Universität Hannover

50th Anniversary of the Portuguese Carnation Revolution (1974-2024): Context, Memory and Legacy
Roger Lee de Jesus, The 25 April Revolution in the History of Portugal

Edson Edy Correia de Brito, The Tarrafal Concentration Camp (Cape Verde) and the Anti-Colonial Fight

Christine Hatzky, Angola after the Independence

 

8.01.2025

 

 

 

 

15.01.2025

 

 

 

22.01.2025

Barbara Potthast, Universität zu Köln

Buchvorstellung: Hatzky, Christine/ Bandau, Anja/ Becker, Lidia (Hg.), Gender and Intersectionality in the History and Culture of Central America and the Caribbean (19th and 20th centuries)

 

Franziska Michel, M.A. Leibniz Universität Hannover/ zurzeit Dresden

Deutsche Investitionen in Norwegens Windkraft - Reproduktion grünen Kolonialismus oder Investitionen in eine bessere Zukunft für alle?

 

Christine Hatzky, Leibniz Universität Hannover

Vorstellung des Films „Tras la vida“ von Anaís Taracena und der Gruppe „Visiones de Paz, Transiciones entre violencia y paz en América Latina” des Centro Maria Sibylla Merian de Estudios Latinoamericanos Avanzados en Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales (CALAS) 

Room: B 313 (Historisches Seminar, Hinterhaus)
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz University Hanover
Im Moore 21
30167 Hannover

You can find the programme in PDF-format here.

Archive of past research colloquia

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