Politics, development and human rights

The 2nd and 3rd Generation. Experiences of the Descendants of Refugees from National Socialism. 1: A New Field? 2: Citizenship

Institute of Modern Languages Research
Speaker(s): Andrea Hammel (Aberystwyth): ‘”My experience began in the womb” to “Too much O Weyhing”: Researching the Second-Generation Experience; Anita Grosz (Aberystwyth): ‘A Comparative Study of the Kindertransport Second Generation in the UK and the USA; Dani Kranz (Beer Sheva): ‘The Long Haul of Displacement and Refuge: Post-1945 German Legalese that Covers the Category German, Access to German Citizenship, and Discontent amongst Refugees from Germany and their Descendants
Tuesday 9 March 2021

“Palabras contra balas”: Challenging the Nicaraguan State with Feminist Theatre in Exile

Institute of Latin American Studies
Speaker(s): Samira Marty (University of Oslo)
Thursday 18 March 2021

Business and the Commonwealth (I): The African Continental Free Trade Area

Institute of Commonwealth Studies
Speaker(s): Arif Zaman (ICwS), Dr. Brendan Vickers (International Trade Policy Section, Trade, Oceans and Natural Resources Directorate, Commonwealth Secretariat), Frank Matsaert (CEO, TradeMark East Africa), Karishma Banga (Overseas Development Institute) and Dr. Nnamdie Madichie (Bloomsbury Institute)
Tuesday 23 February 2021

Empire into Commonwealth: The Past, Present and Future role of Britain's royal family in a global context

Institute of Commonwealth Studies
Speaker(s): Anna Whitelock (RHUL), Alice Hunt (University of Southampton), Harshan Kumarasingham (University of Edinburgh), Kate Quinn (nstitute of the Americas, UCL), Ed Owens and Philip Murphy (ICwS)
Monday 8 March 2021

Neither Free Nor Fair? The Ugandan Elections of January 2021

Institute of Commonwealth Studies
Speaker(s): Sue Onslow (Institute of Commonwealth Studies), Roger Hearing (former BBC World Service and presenter of The World Today & Newshour; & broadcaster), Oryem Nyeko (Human Rights Watch Africa Division), Jude Byamukama (JByamukama & Co. Advocates) and Bobi Wine (Ugandan MP and leader of the National Union Platform party)
Thursday 25 February 2021

What’s Happening in Black British History (WHBBH_TN2) Workshop

Institute of Commonwealth Studies
Speaker(s): Gretchen Gerzina, Charles R. Foy (Eastern Illinois University), Katy Roscoe (University of Liverpool), Daniel Domingues (Rice University), Melissa Hill (Sevenoaks Chilling Project), Mark McCarthy (Institute of Historical Research), Alice Proctor (Uncomfortable Art Tours)
Wednesday 25 November 2020

Latin American Anthropology Seminar: Place and Context in the Energy Lifecycle: A Critical Engagement with Energy Justice

Institute of Latin American Studies
Speaker(s): Adolfo Mejía Montero, University of Edinburgh
Thursday 26 November 2020

What’s Happening in Black British History Transnational Workshop - Part 1

Institute of Commonwealth Studies
Speaker(s): David Killingray (ICwS); Kesewa John (University of Chichester); Ellie Kramer-Taylor (KCL); Shireen Mushtaq with Aiman Iqbal and Arooba Ali (Kinnaird College for Women, Lahore, Pakistan); Robin Bunce (Homerton College, University of Cambridge); Chair: Philip Murphy (ICwS)
Wednesday 14 October 2020

What’s Happening in Black British History Transnational Workshop - Part 2

Institute of Commonwealth Studies
Speaker(s): Dan Lyndon-Cohen; Patrick Vernon & Angelina Osbourne; Kathleen Chater; Shirley J. Thompson
Wednesday 14 October 2020

What’s Happening in Black British History Transnational - Part 3

Institute of Commonwealth Studies
Speaker(s): Samantha Pinto (University of Texas at Austin); Jeff Bowersox (UCL); Chair: Joanna Brown (Royal African Society)
Wednesday 14 October 2020

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