INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM OF THE CENTRE FOR ATLANTIC AND GLOBAL STUDIES
The interdisciplinary colloquium is the central forum for discussion for the master programme Atlantic Studies in 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.
Programme Research Colloquium
Wed. 18.00-20.00 Uhr (c.t.)
Historisches Seminar, Im Moore 21, Hinterhaus, Raum: B 313
| 3.5.2023 Marcia C. Schenck | Fluchtmanagement: Entkolonialisierung, Entwicklung und Panafrikanismus als Motor für Afrikas Flüchtlingshilfe in der 1960er Jahren |
| 17.5.2023 Nicole Wiederroth | De-Konstruktionen kolonialer Räume: Tanganyikas "Southern Wilderness" |
| 24.5.2023 Christoph Singler, Philippa Sissis | Vorstellung der Themenheftes der Zeitschrift Africanidades, Salvador da Bahia „Beyond the Black Atlantic, its Visual Arts“ |
7.6.2023 João Figueiredo | Caught between European extrastatecraft and African groupwork: the slaves and libertos transferred from Luanda to Saint Thomas in 1861-62 |
14.6.2023 Stephanie Zehnle | Der Teufel in jedem Detail. Missionarische Mobilität und atlantisches Verschwörungsdenken |
28.6.2023 Larissa Förster | Die Umkehr des Blicks: Provenienzforschung zu namibischem Kulturerbe in deutschen Sammlungen |
5.7.2023 Yolanda Aixelà-Cabré | Fernandino and Catalan Elites Meetings: Breaking Colonial Rules on Race, Class and Gender (19th & 20th Century) |
Alternatively, the program of the Research Colloquium for the summer semester 2023 can also be downloaded here.
