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Lectures, Workshops, Conferences (dt.)
Visit the Lectures and Envents of GSSC!
GSSC Web Talk Series, moderated by Amrita Datta
60 Minutes in Ethnography, Theory, Anthropology - Coming soon
Studium Integrale. Organized by PD Dr. Volker Ossenkopf-Okada & Dr. Hauke-Peter Vehrs
GSSC Web Talk Series, moderated by Amrita Datta
Panel discussion with Michaela Pelican, Jonathan Ngeh et al. - online videocast
to Exhibition "Critical Zones" on 25.02.2021 from 4-5 pm. Apply until 23.2.2021>> more info
Online Roundtable Discussion 7.12.2020, 2-4 pm
DELTA Workshop V, 13 - 15 January, 2021
Lecture series with indigenous representatives | WiSe 20/21 as part of the seminar "Climate Change"
One-day workshop 27th Nov., 2pm
Online-Seminar 27th Nov. 2020, 14:00 - 15:30
Online Workshop mit Bina Mohn am 8. Okt. | 15. Okt. | 16. Okt. 2020
Media and Society in Times of Corona (Annual Conference | 27-28 October 2020)
Oil Palms as Part of Diversified Livelihoods? | Online Workshop Oct 29, 2020
Agricultural Intensification and Conflicts over Natural Resources
EASA’s Environment and Anthropology Network inaugural meeting
Sixty Minutes in Ethnography, Theory & Anthropology
September 23–27, 2019, University of Cologne
September 25, 7.00–10.30 pm
Exploring (re)presentation and communication of hydrosocial research | 25 - 27 Sept. 2019
60 Minutes in Ethnography, Theory, Anthropology
Comparative Perspectives from Europe, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean
am 11./12. April 2019 with Anja Dreschke
Towards an Independent Anthropology at African Universities: Possibilites, Challenges, Trajectories
60 Minutes in Ethnography, Theory, Anthropology
Exhibition at RJM, based on the insights produced by the EU-project “Resilience in East African Landscapes (REAL)”