The Autumn Term is now upon us, and so please find the Centre for Imperial and Global History virtual seminar schedule below for your calendars.
Please direct any inquiries about attending to the seminar convenor, Dr Lyubi Spaskovska.
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Date (Term 1) |
Speakers |
Paper Title |
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23rd September 2020 (Week 1), 15:30h |
Nandini Chatterjee (University of Exeter), in conversation with Gajendra Singh (University of Exeter) |
Book launch: Negotiating Mughal Law a Family of Landlords Across Three Indian Empires (CUP, 2020) |
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7th October 2020 (Week 3), 15:30h |
Rachel Lin (University of Exeter) & Iacopo Adda (University of Geneva) |
Historical Memory in Sino-Russian Border Museums |
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21st October 2020 (Week 5), 15:30h |
Joint event with Violence Margot Tudor (University of Manchester) Emily Bridger (University of Exeter) |
Beer, Boxing, and Belly-dancers: Gendering Peacekeepers in Egypt 1956-1967 ‘All Township Love-making is Rough’: Rape as a Contested Concept in Apartheid-era Soweto, South Africa |
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4th November 2020 (Week 7), 15:30h
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Crispin Bates (University of Edinburgh) |
Policing Intimacy and Queering the History of South Asian Overseas Migration in the Colonial Era |
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18th November 2020 (Week 9), 15:30h
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Beth Rebisz (University of Reading) Gavin Davies (University of Exeter) |
Gendered Geographies of State Coercion in the Late-Colonial Period: Kenya, 1954-1960
‘The Eye’s Great Feast’: Food and Civility in William Darton Jr’s Games of Travelling in Asia and Europe |
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2nd December 2020 (Week 11), 15:30h |
Nicholas Grant (University of East Anglia) |
Task Force Africa: The NAACP and Black Internationalism in the 1970s |
Imperial & Global Forum 