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Modern Elephant Conservation and Environmental Anthropology in KAZA: Project A04 Contributes to the Wiesbaden Museum Exhibition

Future Rural Africa Project A04 Future Conservation and the closely intertwined “Rewilding the Anthropocene” research project from the University of Cologne are featured in the current exhibition at the Wiesbaden Museum titled “The Hare is ...
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Workshop: Past Futures – New Histories From Southern Africa

The workshop “Past Futures – New Histories From Southern Africa” organized by CRC-TRR Future Rural Africa Project A02 Past Futures just kicked off in Lusaka. The workshop is jointly organized by the Collaborative Research Centre ...
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GSSC Public Lecture: Animals and Global Racial Capitalism in an Age of Misanthropy -Juno Salazar Parreñas

This public lecture is organized by the ERC Rewilding the Anthropocene in Cooperation with the reseach hub Multidisciplinary Environmental Studies in the Humanities (MESH) and the Global South Studies Center (GSSC) Animals and Global Racial ...
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Workshop: Navigating Power Relations and Intersectional Dynamics in Empirical Research

During a workshop titled “Navigating Power Relations and Intersectional Dynamics in Empirical Research”, organized by Future Rural Africa’s Administrative Project Z01, the Collaborative Research Centre’s PhD students discussed and reflected on the significance of the ...
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David Anderson: Race and the Rope – Execution and Intimate Violence in Colonial Kenya, 1902 – 1963

Wed | June 5, 2024 | 18:00 CEST David Anderson (Project A02 Past Futures) is giving a presentation at the University of Bremen’s Department of History. The Lecture is part of a colloquium and is ...
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