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CAS Annual Conference April 24-25 - 'Mining and Political Transformations in Africa'
April 17, 2014
We are pleased to invite you to register and participate in the 2014 Centre of African Studies Annual Conference, April 24-25, at the University of Edinburgh. The theme of the conference is 'Mining and Political Transformations in Africa.' There are limited numbers of places available so we encourage you to register as soon as possible.
The Practice of Ethnic Diplomacy: Exploring Relations between Non-state Nations
April 17, 2014
Speakers: Professor Luis Beltrán (University of Alcalá) and Dr Marta Iñiguez de Heredia (University of Cambridge)
Chair and Discussant: Professor Iver Neumann (London School of Economics)
Venue: LSE, 10 June (4-6pm)
South Africa’s democracy at 20: Diagnosis and prognosis
April 17, 2014
CALL FOR PAPER ABSTRACTS
NATIONAL CONFERENCE, SOUTH AFRICAN ASSOCIATION OF POLITICAL STUDIES (SAAPS)
Venue: University of South Africa (Unisa), Pretoria, South Africa
10-12 SEPTEMBER 2014
Conference Theme: South Africa’s democracy at 20: Diagnosis and prognosis
Nigeria Research Day - Call For Papers
April 17, 2014
June 21st 2014, University College London
UCL and SOAS Departments of Politics and International Studies invites participants to a day-long workshop to showcase and discuss new research on Nigeria holding on June 21, 2014 at University College London.
Connected histories of decolonisation workshop
April 17, 2014
Deadline - 13 June 2014
The recent rise of global history has prompted much reflection amongst imperial historians about the interconnections and cross-influences that existed between and amongst past empires, stretching across vast spatial and chronological frameworks. Taking as its starting point this new trend in historical research, this workshop will explore the connections, entanglements and transnational links between different twentieth century decolonisation processes. In particular, this study day seeks to bring to light the ways in which people, ideas and practices, from both the global North and South, crossed national and colonial borders, and how these connections, in turn, impacted upon on the decline of European colonialism. By going beyond a narrow, nation-state perspective, this workshop aims to break down boundaries in the history of decolonisation, challenging, for example, the divides between the British, French and Portuguese empires, but also, more widely, binaries such as colonial/ post-colonial, metropole/ periphery, coloniser/ colonised.
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