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Future Events

Keynote Lecture: Genealogies of the Un/Citizen in “Hometown,” USA: From Colonial New Jersey to the Magical Coalition by Prof. dr. Carolina Alonso Bajarano

April 22, 2025 (Tue) UFO Campus, Ghent University. The lecture is part of the Spring School 2025: Re-imagining field work through creative methodologies and collaborative learning

CRG Book Launch: Surrounded: Democracy, Free Markets, and Other Entrapments of New Colonialism

This book touches on the informal, ignorable, subtle and seemingly benevolent ways through which new colonialism has encircled the continent...

CRG Book Launch: Decolonising Education in Islamic West Africa

is grounded in an ethnography of educational decision-making in northern Senegal which shows how young people struggled to obtain an Islamic education

EVENT: Film and Contentious Politics in Senegal

Seminar and Screening of Baanum Nafi ( Nafi's Father)
by Professor and Filmmaker Mamadou Dia

EVENT: Rights Bites with Koen Vlassenroot: How to understand the escalation of the Congo conflict?

This talk will delve into the history of conflict in eastern Congo, its complexities and its main player.

Book Launch:Occupation: Russian rule in South-Eastern Ukraine by David Lewis (University of Exeter)

Russia now occupies almost one-fifth of Ukraine’s territory. The author will explain how Russia seeks to subjugate and ‘re-format’ the occupied territories.

CALL FOR APPLICATION: Rural Futures   ‘Governance at the edge of the State’ (GOVEDSTA) Summer School

This Summer School addresses the question of rural futures ‘at the edge of the state’ from a planetary perspective.

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT: Maria Martin de Almagro Iniesta on “Climate Change is Sexist” Advocacy Event

Women are underrepresented in climate discussions and negotiations, despite being significantly affected by the effects of climate change. Let’s come together to raise awareness and drive change!

EVENT: Negotiating Gender in Fragile and Conflict- Affected Settings

Resilience and Fragility in Action ( REFRACT) project. The café brings together leading experts to explore critical issues at the intersection of gender, security, and peacebuilding in some of the most challenging fragile and conflict-affected regions