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Frank Matose: "Forests and the Power of Marginalised People in Southern Africa: Politics of Chronic Liminality"

Public lecture in the framework of the course "Africa, Method, Theory", followed by refreshments
/ Public event, Lecture series

Charles D. Piot: "Is the African Informal Economy Decolonial?"

Public lecture in the framework of the course "Africa, Method, Theory", followed by refreshments
/ Public event, Lecture series

Patience Mususa: "Invisible Voices: Planners' Perspectives on Zambia’s Copperbelt Mining Resurgence"

Public lecture in the framework of the course "Africa, Method, Theory", followed by refreshments
– / Workshop

Summer School: "Honouring Mudimbe: Rethinking Research through African Thought"

7th Basel Summer School in African Studies
/ Colloquium

Henri-Michel Yéré: "Science and African History: Towards an Ethics of Practice"

In the framework of "Bridge Walk: a series of lectures on bridging the gap between different faculties and disciplines"
/ Guest lecture / Talk

Shalini Randeria: “Postcolonial perspectives: quo vadis”

Keynote in the framework of the conference "Reversing the Gaze: Using Concepts Across Borders" (12-13 September 2024)
– / Congress / Conference / Symposium

Conference: “Reversing the Gaze: Using Concepts Across Borders”

University of Basel, 12-13 September 2024
/ Guest lecture / Talk

Athambile Masola: "Invisibility, Hyper-visibility, Erasure, and Elsewhereness: Working with Black Women’s Life-Stories"

Exciting Lecture in African History of the Biennial CRG African History Conference 2024
– / Congress / Conference / Symposium

6th Biennial AEGIS CRG African History Conference

The aim of the Collaborative Research Group African History is to organise Africanist historians in Europe, to enhance the visibility of African history within the larger field of African Studies and that of history in Europe, and to…
/ Public event

Workshop: "Utopian Cycles in Archiving Practices: Past, Present, and Future Histories"

An online public event convened by members of the (Anti) Colonial Archives Working Group at the Cambridge Cultural Heritage Data School.

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