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Events at Affiliated Research Environments
- Events organized by the research programme Engaging Vulnerability
- Events organized by the Forum for Africa Studies
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Research seminar in cultural anthropology: The liberalization of Jordanian political culture: The new Maan with Arvid Lundberg
The Arab Spring showed that democratization in the Arab world seldom follows from an uprising against an authoritarian regime. Rather, democratization depends on slower changes. But what kind of changes?
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Research seminar in Ethnology with Jenny Ingridsdotter
Content will be announced later.
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Research seminar in Cultural Anthropology med Mahmoud Keshavarz:Fictional Materialities of the Border
The politics of design is in focus of this seminar.
The visual, technological, temporal, and spatial apparatus of the border with all materialisations involved produces and maintains one hegemonic fiction: the given relation between the nation, the body, and its right to mobility. -
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Engelska parken
Research seminar in cultural anthropology; Under the surface of the Ever-Given drama: Migrant ecologies as an afterlife of the Suez Canal with Karin Ahlberg
Under the surface of megatankers and shipping, a mass migration is taking place through the Suez Canal. Over time and as a result of both natural change and engineering projects, the Suez Canal has turned into a global highway for sea creature.
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Research seminar in Ethnology with Rikard Engblom
Final review of Rikard Engblom’s dissertation manuscript. Marry-Anne Karlsen, anthropologist and researcher at Centre for Women’s and Gender Research at University of Bergen, will be the external examiner.
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Research seminar in Ethnology with Kyrre Kverndokk och Marit Ruge Bjærke
Content will be announced later.
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Engelska parken
Research seminar in cultural anthropology with Adelaida Caballero
Final review of Adelaida Caballero’s dissertation manuscript. Associate Prof Nadia Lowell, the Department of Cultural Anthropology & Ethnology, Uppsala U, will be the examiner.
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Research seminar in Ethnology with Owe Ronström, Carina Johansson och Camilla Asplund Ingemark
Application for narrative and sustainability (in Swedish)
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Engelska parken
Forskningsseminarium i kulturantropologi med Marie Deridder
Final doctoral seminar