Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the School of Advanced Study

Colombia Securing Peace: Women’s Achievements and the Challenges Ahead

2017-11-2203:39:42

Keynote speakers Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon,General Oscar Naranjo, Justina Demetriades

Invisible Presences and Appreciable Absences: Notes on Some Spectres of American Natural History

2017-05-0329:02

The Secret Lives of Objects / Las vidas secretas de los objetos. Moderator: Leoncio López-Ocón Invisible Presences and Appreciable Absences: Notes on Some Spectres of American Natural History / Presencias invisibles y apreciables ausencias. Not...

Invisible Presences and Appreciable Absences: Notes on Some Spectres of American Natural History

2017-04-04--:--

The Secret Lives of Objects / Las vidas secretas de los objetos. Moderator: Leoncio López-Ocón Invisible Presences and Appreciable Absences: Notes on Some Spectres of American Natural History / Presencias invisibles y apreciables ausencias. Not...

The ‘Lost’ Cabinet on Exhibit: A Metaphor for LAGLOBAL?

2017-04-0423:42

The Secret Lives of Objects / Las vidas secretas de los objetos. Moderator: Leoncio López-Ocón The ‘Lost’ Cabinet on Exhibit: A Metaphor for LAGLOBAL?/El gabinete ‘perdido’ puesto en escena: ¿una metáfora para LAGLOBAL? Mark Thurne...

Homophobias, Human Rights and Social Change in the French and British Caribbean

2017-03-2242:13

Institute of Latin American Studies Homophobias, Human Rights and Social Change in the French and British Caribbean Professor David Murray (York University, Toronto) The Caribbean region is often characterized as uniformly homophobic and LGBT...

Human Rights in Argentina and Chile, Then and Now

2017-03-2001:31:41

Institute of Latin American Studies Human Rights in Argentina and Chile, Then and Now To mark Argentina’s annual Memory, Truth and Justice Day (on the 24 March 1976 the military dictatorship began) ILAS, the Argentina Solidarity Campaign and th...

Aztec and Conquistadors: Is Everything You Thought You Knew About Them Wrong?

2017-03-0101:08:46

Institute of Latin American Studies Aztec and Conquistadors: Is Everything You Thought You Knew About Them Wrong? Matthew Restall (Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of Latin American History and Anthropology Director of Latin American Studies, Pennsyl...

Rethinking the History of Science and Knowledge in Latin America

2017-01-2601:06:54

Institute of Latin American Studies Rethinking the History of Science and Knowledge in Latin America Professor Marcos Cueto (FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro) In this masterclass, Professor Cueto will present evidence and arguments for a new vision o...

Indigenous Struggles, Legal Pluralities and Fragmented Sovereignties: Reflections on Law, Illegality and the Multicultural State

2016-04-1357:52

Institute of Latin American Studies 2016 Thyra Alleyne Memorial Lecture Indigenous Struggles, Legal Pluralities and Fragmented Sovereignties: Reflections on Law, Illegality and the Multicultural State Dr Rachel Sieder (CIESAS, Mexico) In t...

Deep Decolonisation - Panel 1 - Lina del Castillo

2016-03-1632:59

Institute of Latin American Studies Deep Decolonisation: Latin America and the Connected Histories of the Post Colonial World Panel 1: Decolonising Luso-Hispanic Empire Chair: Catherine Davies | IMLR-SAS Lina del Castillo | University of Te...

Deep Decolonisation - Panel 1 - James Sanders

2016-03-1623:38

Institute of Latin American Studies Deep Decolonisation: Latin America and the Connected Histories of the Post Colonial World Panel 1: Decolonising Luso-Hispanic Empire Chair: Catherine Davies | IMLR-SAS James Sanders | Utah State Universit...

Deep Decolonisation - Panel 1 - Federica Morelli

2016-03-1601:21:27

Institute of Latin American Studies Deep Decolonisation: Latin America and the Connected Histories of the Post Colonial World Panel 1: Decolonising Luso-Hispanic Empire Chair: Catherine Davies | IMLR-SAS Federica Morelli | University of Tur...

Deep Decolonisation - Panel 1 - Francisco Ortega

2016-03-1633:22

Institute of Latin American Studies Deep Decolonisation: Latin America and the Connected Histories of the Post Colonial World Panel 1: Decolonising Luso-Hispanic Empire Chair: Catherine Davies | IMLR-SAS Francisco Ortega | National Universi...

Deep Decolonisation - Panel 1 - Marcos Queiroz

2016-03-1617:25

Institute of Latin American Studies Deep Decolonisation: Latin America and the Connected Histories of the Post Colonial World Panel 1: Decolonising Luso-Hispanic Empire Chair: Catherine Davies | IMLR-SAS Marcos Queiroz | University of Brasi...

Britain and Brazil II: Education and Cultural relations - Diana Gonçalves Vidal

2016-03-1025:04

Institute of Latin American Studies Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present Education and Cultural relations Chair: Alan Charlton (ILAS) Diana Gonçalves Vidal (USP) Tr...

Britain and Brazil II: Education and Cultural relations - Pedro Feitoza

2016-03-1024:35

Institute of Latin American Studies Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present Education and Cultural relations Chair: Alan Charlton (ILAS) Pedro Feitoza (Cambridge) Briti...

Britain and Brazil II: Education and Cultural relations - Viviane Carvalho da Annunciaçao

2016-03-1028:53

Institute of Latin American Studies Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present Education and Cultural relations Chair: Alan Charlton (ILAS) Viviane Carvalho da Annunciaçao (...

Britain and Brazil II: Political relations - Joseph Smith

2016-03-1022:47

Institute of Latin American Studies Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present Political relations Chair: Anthony Pereira (Brazil Institute KCL) Joseph Smith (Exeter) 'Bri...

Britain and Brazil II: Political relations - Geraldo Cantarino

2016-03-1023:13

Institute of Latin American Studies Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present Political relations Chair: Anthony Pereira (Brazil Institute KCL) Geraldo Cantarino (Brazil Ins...

Britain and Brazil II: Welcome and The British in Brazil I - Stephen Bell

2016-03-0944:34

Institute of Latin American Studies Britain and Brazil II: Political, Economic, Social, Cultural and Intellectual Relations, 1808 to the present Welcome Professor Linda Newson (Director, Institute of Latin American Studies) Mr Alan Charlton ...

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