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23.
April
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Paolo Gaibazzi (Berlin)
Stalling and Speculating: West African Traders in the Angolan Crisis
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30.
April
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Julia Pauli (Hamburg)
Mehr als eine Klasse. Mittelklassen und Migration in Namibia
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7.
Mai
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Blair Rutherford (Ottawa)
The Moral Politics of Gendered Labour in Artisanal Mining in Sierra Leone: On Women’s Empowerment, Family Workers, and the Anthropology of Labour
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14.
Mai
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Tabea Scharrer (Halle)
„The worst is to go from up to down”. Räumliche und soziale Mobilität somalischer MigrantInnen in Ostafrika und Europa
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21.
Mai
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Cathrine Bublatzky (Heidelberg)
Photo-Documentation and Post-Truth?! – The Role of Press Photo Awards and Transnational Representation Politics in Iranian Photo-Documentation
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28.
Mai
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Sarah Lempp (Bayreuth)
With the Eyes of Society? Doing Race in Affirmative Action Practices in Brazil
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4.
Juni
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Miriam Badoux (Basel)
„Land Is Gold”: Property Disputes, Claim-Making, and Urbanity in Eldoret, Kenya
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18.
Juni
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Olaf Zenker (Halle)
Land Restitution, the Riven State, and the Quest for Redistributive Justice in Contemporary South Africa
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25.
Juni
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Franziska Reiffen (Mainz)
Placemaking und prekäre Zukünfte. Migrantische und argentinische AkteurInnen in einem argentinischen Einkaufszentrum
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2.
Juli
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Raúl Acosta-García (München)
Aspirations in Movement: A Phenomenological Ethnography of Cyclo-Activism in Mexico
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