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.

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.


Summer semester 2025

6-8pm c.t.

23.4. Delia González de Reufels, Universität Bremen
Staatliche Sozialpolitik in Lateinamerika im ausgehenden 19. und frühen 20. Jahrhundert: Akteure, Handlungsfelder und Ideen

[7.5. Informationsveranstaltung zum Auslandsstudium mit dem ERASMUS-Programm]

14.5. Stephan Palmié, University of Chicago
Cuban Anthropology. Lydia Cabrera's “El Monte” Read Today

21.5. Natascha Rempel und Ulrike Schmieder, Leibniz Universität Hannover
Buchvorstellung: Schmieder, Ulrike, Versklavung im Atlantischen Raum. Orte des Gedenkens, Orte des Verschweigens in Frankreich und Spanien, Martinique und Kuba (De Gruyter Oldenbourg 2024)

4.6. Munyaradzi Elton Sagiya, Bindura University of Science Education (Simbabwe)/ Humboldt-Universität Berlin
Reclaiming 'Parked' Heritage in Africa

18.6. Ronja Hollstein, Leibniz Universität Hannover
Sprachliche Konstruktionen des Friedens und des Krieges. Der Diskurs der kolumbianischen Guerrillagruppe FARC-EP in den Friedensprozessen von El Caguán (1998- 2002) und La Habana (2012-2016)

[25.6. Einführung und Berufsvorstellung zum Master Atlantic History/ Culture, History & Society]

2.7. Wolf Behnsen, Leibniz Universität Hannover
Zerbrochene Ketten und zerbrochene Träume: christliche Mission und die Transformation der Unfreiheit in Suriname, 1863-1900

9.7. Lilith Jarlik, Universität Mannheim
Zwischen Anpassung und Widerstand – Eine postkoloniale Diskursanalyse zur politischen Partizipation Indigener Akteur*innen beim UN-Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

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.