William Blakemore Lyon: Labour in Namibia during the First World War and its aftermath, 1914-1920

Namibian and Southern African Studies Research Colloquium

The <link namibian and southern african internal link in current>Namibian and Southern African Studies Research Colloquium aims at creating a forum for local and international scholars to engage in cross- disciplinary and methodological debates in Southern African Studies, with particular reference to Namibian Studies. The Colloquium welcomes presentations and discussions relating to current research and seeks to engage young and upcoming scholars. It is open to all levels and guests are welcome.

William Blakemore Lyon is a PhD Student in African History at Humboldt University in Berlin. He earned a Master of Philosophy in Modern European History from the University of Cambridge and his Bachelor in History from UC San Diego.

Overview of all events in this series:

26.09.2018: William Blakemore Lyon (Humboldt University:"Labour in Namibia during the First World War and its aftermath, 1914-1920

05.10.2018:  5^th Namibia Research Day (full day Workshop,see separate programme)

10.10.2018: Moncef Bakail(Algiers University 2):The Role of Algeria in supporting Namibia. 1962-1978

17.10.2018: Lalli Metsola (University of Helsinki): Incremental Gains? Access to Land and Housing in Windhoek, Namibia and Gaborone, Botswana

14.11.2018:  Ariane Komeda (University of Berne): In between: Architekturschaffen im kolonialen Namibia

05.12.2018:  Lamont A. Slater (Augsburg University Centre, Windhoek): The Namibian Genocide: Reframing the Conflict to Explore Intercultural Connectivity, Inclusiveness and Accurate Memorialization

12.12.2018: Juliane Krenz (University of Basel): Lift off - Mapping Land Degradation in the Great Karoo from a Bird's-eye-view

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