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Colonialsm: Different Approaches and Different Areas

DIMAS Lecture Series Summer Semester 2024 | Wednesdays, 14:00 in H22?

Talks are in English and German

Rike Kr?mer-Hoppe, Professor of Public Law and Transregional Norm Development at DIMAS and the Faculty of Law at UR, is organizing a lecture series (Ringvorlesung) this summer semester. Colonialism: Different Approaches and Different Areas will take place on Wednesdays at 14:00 in Lecture Theatre H22.?

The event is open to the public and all interested colleagues and students. Students wishing to receive credits?sign up for the course via SPUR.?

Each week, a different researcher, including guest speakers, will give a talk addressing colonialism from across a variety of disciplinary and regional perspectives. Speakers include experts in law, history, literary studies and media studies, with insights on India, French colonial territories, relations with indigenous populations in Canada and elsewhere. ?

The Lecture Series is supported by the Hans-Vielberth University Foundation.

There will be a tour of postcolonial traces in Regensburg on 17 June at 19:00 (in German). More information about this from Prof. Kr?mer-Hoppe.

Programme:

17.04.2024 ? ?Rike Kr?mer-Hoppe | Einführung und ?berblick
24.04.2024 ? ?Marcus Hahn | Literatur und Kolonialismus
08.05.2024 ? ?Matthias Goldmann ?| Die deutsche Kolonialgeschichte in Namibia und das V?lkerrecht
15.05.2024 ? ?Nilanjana Mukherjee? Spatial Imaginings in the Age of Colonial Cartographic Reason: Maps, Landscapes, Travelogues in Britain and India
22.05.2024 ? ?Astrid Ensslin | (De)koloniale Navigationsmechaniken in Videospielen
29.05.2024 ? ?William Nelson | The effects of Colonial history on the French Revolution
05.06.2024 ? ? Kwamou Eva Feukeu | The future as a public good: Decolonising the future through anticipatory participatory action research
12.06.2024 ? ?Dagmar Schmelzer | Diskurse zur Entkolonialisierung und Wiedergutmachung an den First Nations in Quebec
19.06.2024 ? ?David Schneidermann |? Investment Law's Alibis – Colonialism, Imperialism, Debt and Development.
26.06.2024 ? ?Sabrina Moura | Travelling Back: reframing a 19th-century expedition from Munich to Brazil?
03.07.2024 ? ?Christina Binder |? Die Rechte der Indigenen und (De)kolonialismus
10.07.2024 ? ?No session / Entf?llt
17.07.2024 ? ?Klausur ?/ Exam

Additional date:?There will be a tour of postcolonial traces in Regensburg on 17 June at 19:00 (in German).