Danke, Robert! Ziemlich lange Teile sogar - ca. 70 Seiten. Lieben Gruß!
You probably already know but just in case you were not aware there is lots of material on African thinkers, activists, movements etc in Marxists.org , see www.marxists.org/subject/afri...
"A Pan-African couple:" @elarabertho.bsky.social's great book on Miriam Makeba (South African singer-activist) and Stokely Carmichael (Trinidadian-US theorist-activist of Black Power) in Guinea both challenges and inspires scholarship on the 'Global Sixties.' www.tandfonline.com/eprint/QCSCM...
Norway, the King and the Shaman: My take on the annoying debate that has stormed around a somewhat fun Netflix production. www.fvn.no/mening/kroni...
Here's how to fix this AI-attack, presumably at least (see screenshot) - although it does not solve the more general problem of handing over your work to a rather dubious for-profit organization whose account I have not had the heart to delete (yet).
Seriously, fuck off.
I say that with all due gravity.
Heute in der FAZ:
Mein Text zur Mythenbildung rund um die Kufiya, die in Deutschland seit dem 7. Oktober 2023 Aufschwung erhalten hat.
www.faz.net/aktuell/wiss...
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So sad I can’t be there!!
This is happening on Friday in Kreuzberg.
Join Adam Shatz, Emilia Roig, and me for a conversation about Frantz Fanon, violence, and decolonization.
More information here: blnreview.de/events/fanon...
Ouch. Being a rock/pop/jazz star is dangerous business, decidedly. So much is clear from your series of posts.
Poor fella! Had no idea how he died.
"Global Histories of the Portuguese Revolution," @bloomsburyacad.bsky.social, eds. Luís Trindade, Rita Lucas Narra, Ricardo Noronha, @pramospinto.bsky.social. An awesome book! Have a chapter in there that writes the "retornados" aka decolonization, Cold War, and refugeeness back into the picture.
I will be there! Maybe you will, too?
This panel was amazing! You all were on fire!
"Provincializing Europe Revised": 25 years after the publication of Dipesh Chakrabarty's major work, Richard Bourke (@camhistory.bsky.social @thecambridgeschool.bsky.social) offers a review article critically analysing its context, arguments, & legacy www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
CfA: Webinar Migration in a World of Regions, September 15-17, organized by the International Society for Regional History.
I will give a keynote entitled Migration and Regional History: Reconstructing Western Europe’s Arab Past (1960s–80s).
Deadline for abstracts: June 10.
isrh.org/2025-webinar/
It seems like I am officially beginning my humble and cautious transition into the field of African history! Stoked to be invited to this very exciting author's workshop organized by Mary A. Owusu and @martinrempe.bsky.social. Looking forward!
** Sounds of independence **
Lecture series on the sounds of the independence of the African colonies of #Portugal -- #Angola #Mozambique #CapeVerde #SaoTome. Every Monday in June - for the 50 years of independence
#musicology #history #anthropology AfroLuso Afrihistosky
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#BD Dans les années 1970, une maison d'édition se lance dans la réalisation de biographies de dirigeants africains sous forme de bandes dessinées. Sauf que les scénarios ne reflètent pas toujours la réalité historique... C’est la naissance d’Afrique Biblio Club. Par @kalidousy.bsky.social ⬇️
🚨Attention Global Sixties scholars:🚨A typical French handwriting in the mail is always a good omen. Here, it announced the arrival of @elarabertho.bsky.social’s exciting new book “A Pan-African Couple: Miriam Makeba and Stokely Carmichael in Guinea”. Looking forward to reading!
@empiressdu.bsky.social
"Building Nations, Making Worlds, Creating Subjects: European Languages in Postcolonial Africa" is the megalomaniac title for the presentation of my research project at @sdu.dk (host: @christiandp.bsky.social) that is still very much work in progress and a fragile flower. Join us if you are around!
Experte en marketing !! 😍
Absolutely delighted about the publication of GLOBALIZING EUROPE: A HISTORY (Cambridge University Press): www.cambridge.org/.../globaliz... via @cambridgeup.bsky.social
Cool! I’ll remember the offer if we actually make it there!
The essayistic preface to the Portuguese edition can be read here: www.ics.ulisboa.pt/sites/ics.ul...
A big thank you to the team of Imprensa de Ciências Sociais - Marta Castelo Branco and Pedro Cerejo did a fantastic job. So did Bruno Peixe Dias with his inspired and engaged work in translating the text. Obrigado a tod@s! www.ics.ulisboa.pt/livros/portu...
The argument? By placing the returnees in their trans:national contexts, I show how decolonization reshaped Western European societies: their demographic makeup; citizenship and welfare state; notions of the national community; political communication and memories.
A study of #decolonization & #migration, it looks at the history & memory of ‘#retornados,’ i.e., settlers returning from #Portugal’s African colonies after the 1974 Carnation Revolution.
