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About CEAGS
The Centre for Atlantic and Global Studies is an interdisciplinary research and study centre at the Faculty of Humanities of the Leibniz Universität Hannover.
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Das Auswärtige Amt und der Kolonialismus
Prof. Dr. Brigitte Reinwald has presented her co-edited book “Das Auswärtige Amt und die Kolonien. Geschichte, Erinnerung, Erbe" in the presence of Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock.
Género e interseccionalidad/Gender and Intersectionality
Various members of the CEAGS and international collaborators of the network "ConnecCaribbean" have published essays on gender and intersectionality in Central America and the Caribbean in an anthology edited by Christine Hatzky, Anja Bandau and Lidia Becker
Master Atlantic Studies/ History, Culture and Society
About the study program Master Atlantic Studies/ History, Culture and Society
Colonial Traces in Hanover
Project on traces of German colonial history in the region
Heroines of the 20th Century - Black Women in the Americas
Which women shaped the 20th century? The podcast “Heroines of the 20th Century - Black Women in the Americas” focuses on the biographies of black women. It highlights their achievements, but also the challenges they had to fight against.
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Master Atlantic Studies/ History, Culture and Society
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11th February 2026
Latin American protest music: Bad Bunny performance on Deutschlandfunk
11th February 2026
New publication: Competing Memories of Enslavement, Emancipation and Indentureship: The Politics of Re-membering in the Caribbean, eds. S. Kloß, A. Gremels, U. Schmieder
11th February 2026
Farewell lecture by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Gabbert: Looking Back to Look Ahead – An Attempt at “Intellectual Reforestation”
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