CLAS Open Seminars
Lent Term 2024 (other events here)
Mondays 5:15pm
SG1 Ground Floor, Alison Richard Building, 7 West Road, CB3 9DT
Monday 22 January - 5:15pm
The Evolution of the Brazilian Carceral Collective: From Conscientisation and Union to Equality, Autonomy, Dialogue and Human Value.
Sacha Darke (University of Westminster)
Monday 29 January - 5:15pm
Pathways to Nature: Christianity and Schooling in Indigenous Amazonia
Aparecida Vilaça (CLAS Simón Bolívar Professor, Museu Nacional, UFRJ)
Monday 5 February - 5:15pm
Genealogies of Extractivist Entanglement in Bolivia
Mark Goodale (University of Oxford / University of Lausanne)
Chair: Sian Lazar (University of Cambridge)
Monday 12 February - 5:15pm
El Destape: A History of Sexuality in Argentina’s Transition to Democracy
Natalia Milanesio (UCL Institute of the Americas (2023-2024), University of Houston)
Monday 19 February - 5:15pm
Enhancing Early Childhood Development in Latin America: The Role of Conditional Cash Transfers and Autism Screening in 'Chile Crece Contigo'
Andres Roman-Urrestarazu (University of Cambridge)
Monday 26 February - 5:15pm
Modeling Relations with Plants in Native Amazonia
Laura Rival (University of Oxford)
Monday 4 March - 5:15pm
Book launch
Labor and the Geography of Empire in Eighteenth-Century Brazil
Kirsten Schultz (Seton Hall University)
Monday 11 March - 5:15pm
Indigenous Citizenship: Everyday Citizenship and Narratives of Public Protest in Ecuador and Peru
Sarah Radcliffe (University of Cambridge)
Lucia Rodriguez Rojas (University of Cambridge)
Refreshments will be served after the seminars. All welcome.
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