220161 Colloquium Global Processes and Global Interactions: Perspectives from History (Ko) (SoSe 2022)

Lectures:

26.4. Frederik Schulze, Knowledge and Power: The Emergence of Latin American Dam Building in the Twentieth Century (18-20 h, T2-226)
2.5. Kirill Chunikhin, Shared Images of the Cold War: American Art in the Soviet Union (16-18 h, T2-220)
10.5. Mita Bannerjee, "Hostile Terrain": Undocumented Migration in Literature and Cultural Anthropology (18-20 h, T2-226)
17.5. Yiannis Kokosalakis, Shattered States: Towards a Comparative History of the A¬ ermath of Civil War in Europe (16-18 h, T2-220)
17.5. Gioconda Herrera Flacso, Transnational Families in the Age of Deportation: The Case of Ecuadorian Indigenous Returned Migrants (18-20 h, T2-226)
24.5. Sisay Megersa Dirisa, Our present postcolonial condition – an enigma? Ethiopia as a case (16-18 h, T2-220)
1.6. Siep Stuurman, The Universalization of Universal Concepts: The History of Modern Equality (16-18 h, tba)
14.6. Mexican television productions in Netfl ix USA: More complexity and diversity in the depictions of Mexicans and Mexico or Reinforcement of the Same Old Stereotypes? (18-20 h, T2-226)
15.6. Rita Felski, On Resonance (16-18 h, tba)
21.6. Francisca Hoyer, Relations of Absence: Germans in the East Indies and Their Families c. 1750-1820 (16-18 h, online)
23.6. Fernanda Alfieri, Time, Body and Subjectivity in Early Modern Christian Europe (18-20 h, X-E1-201)
28.6. John McNeill, Global Environmental History of the Industrial Revolution (18-20 h, online)
28.6. Ana Miranda Mora, Feminist Struggle for Rights against Gender Based Violence (18-20 h, T2-226)
5.7. Franziska Müller, Energy Colonialism: Concept, Discourses, Research Agendas (18-20 h, T2-222)