Colloquium Biopoliticum
Colloquium Biopoliticum (virtual seminar)
Colloquium Biopoliticum (virtual seminar)
Black people can’t breathe. This is because these are crisis ridden times. Crisis and catastrophe wrought by mass incarceration, inadequate housing, climate change, environmental degradation, police brutality, war and the stress upon our everyday lives. Historically, Black communities globally have been made subject to horrific circumstances from involuntary migration, to enforced servitude, Jim Crow segregation, mass incarceration, police brutality and now coupled with a pandemic and climate change.
In August 2022 the annual summer school “Introduction to Conceptual History” will be offered by the Centre for Nordic Studies at the University of Helsinki. Now in its sixteenth year, the course is organized jointly by Concepta: International Research School in Conceptual History and the Standing Group on Political Concepts in the European Consortium for Political Research. An international team of distinguished scholars and visiting lecturers will engage and encourage course participants in critical discussions around key concepts in politics, the social sciences and the humanities.
Dear colleagues and friends,
Colloquium Biopoliticum (virtual seminar)
EN: The second session of the III International Seminar UNIVERSITIES: networks and identities, organized by the Centre for History of Society and Culture of the University of Coimbra, will be held on May 2, 2022, at 2.30 p.m.
Call for Papers - Special Issue of Journal Betekintő
Social Resistance in the 1980s Betekintő (English: Insight) is an academic journal published by the Historical Archives of the Hungarian State Security, invites proposal submissions for a special English issue on the subject of Social Resistance in the 1980s.
The programme of the Summerschool on Philology and Manuscripts from the Middle East of the Leiden University Centre for the Study of Islam and Society is now avaliable.
kind regards,
Dorrit van Dalen