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SUMMARY:Josué Tomasini Castro: “‘Let us die fighting’: The predicame
 nts of representation on the quest by Ovaherero in Namibia for reparations
  by Germany”. 
DESCRIPTION:Mit  Josué Tomasini Castro (Sao Paulo)\\r\\n Local and nationa
 l  Namibian politics has been increasingly marked by the oppositional  pol
 itics of various Genocide Committees and their quest for reparations  by G
 ermany due to the colonial wars at the beginning  of the 20th century. Dr 
 Josué Tomasini Castro\,  a cultural anthropologist and post-doctoral rese
 archer at the University  of Campinas (Sao Paulo\, Brazil)\, discusses his
  latest research findings  on Herero politics\, authority and power in the
 se struggles for  acknowledgement\, representation and redistribution.  
X-ALT-DESC:<h4>Mit  Josué Tomasini Castro (Sao Paulo)</h4>\n Local and nat
 ional  Namibian politics has been increasingly marked by the oppositional 
  politics of various Genocide Committees and their quest for reparations  
 by Germany due to the colonial wars at the beginning  of the 20th century.
  Dr Josué Tomasini Castro\,  a cultural anthropologist and post-doctoral 
 researcher at the University  of Campinas (Sao Paulo\, Brazil)\, discusses
  his latest research findings  on Herero politics\, authority and power in
  these struggles for  acknowledgement\, representation and redistribution.
 &nbsp\;&nbsp\; 
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