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Centre for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

CLACS seminar programme, 2012-2013

Semester 1

All events in Semester 1 will take place on Wednesdays, 5-7pm, in Roscoe Building 1.001, unless otherwise indicated

 

10 October

5:00-6:00 ‘Completing your PhD and beyond: A professional development workshop for PhD and post-doctoral students in Latin American and Caribbean Studies’
Followed 6:00-7:00 by informal drinks reception and welcome to CLACS (all welcome)

24 October    

Alfredo Stein Heinemann (Global Urban Research Centre, School of Environment and Development, University of Manchester)
‘Urban poor climate change adaptation in Esteli Nicaragua and Cartagena Colombia’

7 November   

Peter Wade (School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester)
‘Genomics, multiculturalism and African and indigenous ancestry in Latin America’

21 November

Film screening: ‘Habilito: Debt for Life,’ followed by discussion with the director, Chuck Sturtevant and Patricia Costas Monje, former General Director of Indigenous Autonomies of the Plurinational State of Bolivia.”

5 December    

Ignacio Aguiló (School of Arts, Languages and Cultures, University of Manchester)
‘Racial encounters in contemporary Argentinian literature’.

 

Semester 2

All events in Semester 2 will take place on Wednesdays, 5-7pm, in University Place 3.210, unless otherwise indicated

23 January      

Aishih Wehbe Herrera (Faculty of Humanities, Languages and Social Science, Manchester Metropolitan University)
Title to be confirmed

6 February      

Melanie Lombard (School of Environment and Development, University of Manchester)
‘Urban land and conflict in Mexico’.

20 February    

Natalie Zacek ((School of Arts, Languages and Cultures, University of Manchester)
‘Creole Villains and Lying Heroes: Proslavery Patriotism and Class Politics in the 18th-Century Caribbean’.

6 March (tbc) 

Patrick O’Shea (School of Arts, Languages and Cultures, University of Manchester)
‘Diasporic Absence in Contemporary Cuba’.                

        

For further information, please contact Dr Par Kumaraswami parvathi.kumaraswami@manchester.ac.uk