Feed eigene Veranstaltungen
Location: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, Klosterberg 23, 4051 Basel
Organizer:
ZASB | UNAM | BAB
Dag Henrichsen: "Sexology' s queer colonial archive for Namibia and Angola: The case of Kurt Falk"
Namibian and Southern African Studies Research ColloquiumLocation: Alte Universität, Rheinsprung 9, room -101
Organizer:
Centre for African Studies
Michelle Moyd (Michigan State University): Three things to know about Africa and the Great War (since the Centenary)
Public lecture in the Series Africa, Method, TheoryLocation: TBA
Organizer:
Luregn Lenggenhager, Silva Lieberherr & SiLNoRF
Master’s block seminar: "European Land Investment in West Africa: Activist Approaches to Humanities Research"
University of BaselLocation: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, Klosterberg 23, 4051 Basel
Organizer:
ZASB | UNAM | BAB
Hugo ka Canham: "Sandy Accretions"
Namibian and Southern African Studies Research ColloquiumLocation: Alte Universität, Rheinsprung 9, room -101
Organizer:
Centre for African Studies
Aymeric Bisoka (Mons University): The End of the White World: Rhêgmapolitics in the Afrocritical Tradition
Public lecture in the Series Africa, Method, TheoryLocation: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, Klosterberg 23, 4051 Basel
Organizer:
ZASB | UNAM | BAB
Speaker from University of Mauritius (TBD): Title TBD
Namibian and Southern African Studies Research ColloquiumLocation: Online
Organizer:
Centre for African Studies
Graduate Workshop: The Freedom of Science - A Societal Challenge
This interdisciplinary workshop invites PhD students from the University of Basel and all Swiss universities to explore the freedom of science from a scholarly perspective.Location: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, Klosterberg 23, 4051 Basel
Organizer:
ZASB | UNAM | BAB
Martha Ndakalako: "Namibian Women’s Literature since Independence"
Namibian and Southern African Studies Research ColloquiumLocation: Online
Organizer:
Centre for African Studies
Graduate Workshop: The Freedom of Science - A Societal Challenge
This interdisciplinary workshop invites PhD students from the University of Basel and all Swiss universities to explore the freedom of science from a scholarly perspective.Location: Alte Universität, Rheinsprung 9, room -101
Organizer:
Centre for African Studies, University of Basel
Łukasz Stanek (University of Michigan): The Gift - Spaces of Global Socialism and Their Afterlives
Public lecture in the Series Africa, Method, TheoryArchiv
Location: Basler Afrika Bibliographien, Klosterberg 23, Basel
Organizer:
ZASB/BAB
Book Launch: Ruling Nature, Controlling People. Nature Conservation, Development and War in North-Eastern Namibia since the 1920s
By Luregn LenggenhagerLocation: Institute of Social Anthropology | Seminar Room (second floor), Münsterplatz 19
Secondary Cities in Burkina Faso – Urban life as seen by the townsfolks
Student presentations by participants in the guided field course to Burkina FasoOrganizer:
ZASB/BAB
Workshop: Refashioning Collaboration
Workshop organized by the Centre for African Studies Basel and Basler Afrika BibliographienLocation: Alte Synagoge | 4, rue d'Alsace, F-68220 Hegenheim
Publikumsgespräche: Ägypten / Kamerun. Öffentliche Räume als Resonanzkörper der Politik. Eine Ton-Bild Installation
In Zusammenarbeit mit SGAS Schweizerische Gesellschaft für Afrikastudien, African Photography Initiatives und dem Zentrum für Afrikastudien der Universität BaselLocation: Alte Universität, Rheinsprung 9, Basel, room -201
Organizer:
Centre for African Studies Basel
Walter Mignolo (Duke University): Decolonial Aesthesis - One Decade later
The research group Aesthetics from the Margins at the Centre for African Studies invites you to a public lecture.Location: Rheinsrpung 21, room 00.002
Worskhop: Inclusive Environment and Bystander Training
With Dr. Rebekka Hufendiek and Deborah Mühlebach (MA)Location: Basler Afrika Bibliographien | Klosterberg 23, 4051 Basel
Brigitte Kuhn: Aerial Photography & the Orange River Mouth Landscape
Namibian and Southern African Studies Research ColloquiumLocation: Institute of Social Anthropology | Seminar Room (second floor), Münsterplatz 19
Carole Ammann: Being (Un)Familiar – Anthropological Research in my Back Yard (post-doc project)
Mittwochskolloquium EthnologieLocation: Münsterplatz 19, grosser Seminarraum, 2. Stock
Organizer:
Ethnologisches Seminar
Restitution - Was heisst das?
Inputpräsentation mit anschliessendem StammtischLocation: University of Basel, Department of History | Hirschgässlein 21, 4051 Basel
Leigh Gardner: "Lend-Lease in Liberia: American strategic interests and economic development in West Africa during World War II"
Research Seminar in African History
