Institut for Kultur og Samfund

Aarhus Universitets segl

Afdeling for Globale Studier
Tidligere arrangementer

Brazilian Studies Annual Lecture 2022

23 sep
Fredag 23. september 2022, kl. 10:15 Room 1467-316, Nobelparken

Christoph Harig (TU Braunschweig): The military as self-declared ‘moderating power’ in Brazilian politics

Eleições no Brasil / Elections in Brazil

22 sep
Torsdag 22. september 2022, kl. 17:00 Domen, Inge Lehmanns Gade 22

Round table / open discussion

Futures Lecture 2022: Fungal Virulence at the End of the World, or, the More-than-Human Anthropocene

8 sep
Torsdag 8. september 2022, kl. 16:00 Aarhus University, Stakladen

By Professor Anna Tsing, University of California and AU (this lecture is part of the Futures Lecture Series).

Uses of the Past and Memory Studies Association Seminar ‘The Future of Atrocity Memory'

24 aug
Onsdag 24. august 2022, kl. 14:00 Blended event

BOOK TALK ON GREEN WITH MILK AND SUGAR: WHEN JAPAN FILLED AMERICA'S TEA CUPS?

6 jul
Onsdag 6. juli 2022, kl. 12:00 Building 1463 - room 515

By Robert Hellyer

PhD Defence: Eva Svatoňová

13 jun
Mandag 13. juni 2022, kl. 13:00 Taasingegade 3, Building 1441, Auditorium 112, 8000 Aarhus C

How Feminists Became Baby Snatchers - The Making of the Czech Anti-gender Discourse

Seminar: Kolonialisme og koloniarv i en dansk kontekst

20 maj
Fredag 20. maj 2022, kl. 13:00 1485-226

Med oplæg af Søren Hein Rasmussen og Niels Brimnes

Multiculturalism v. Diversity

19 maj
Torsdag 19. maj 2022, kl. 16:00 Auditorium, Building 1632

Lecture by Christian Joppke, University of Bern.

AIAS Conference, Diversity: Concept, Measurement, and Application

19 maj
2 dage, Torsdag 19. maj 2022, kl. 15:30 - 20. maj Auditorium, AIAS, Building 1632

This conference gathers scholars with expertise in diversity in various scientific disciplines and policy areas, ranging from biodiversity…

Inaugural lecture Cristina Flesher Fominaya

16 maj
Mandag 16. maj 2022, kl. 14:15

Democracy in crisis: Why social movements matter

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Annette Fyllgraf Holst