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"200 Years of Socialism: Revisiting the Old Dilemmas" by Marcel van der Linden.
"200 Years of Socialism: Revisiting the Old Dilemmas" by Marcel van der Linden.
The Annual Meeting on Law and Society is scheduled to take place from June 1-4, 2023, at the Caribe Hilton in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The conference will be held in person and has historically drawn over 2,500 attendees from 60 countries across six continents. The theme for the 2023 meeting is "Separate and Unequal", […]
The Annual Meeting on Law and Society is scheduled to take place from June 1-4, 2023, at the Caribe Hilton in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The conference will be held in person and has historically drawn over 2,500 attendees from 60 countries across six continents. The theme for the 2023 meeting is "Separate and Unequal", […]
A two-day workshop "200 Years of Socialism: Revisiting the Old Dilemmas"
A two-day workshop "200 Years of Socialism: Revisiting the Old Dilemmas"
Join us for an illuminating seminar dissecting the intricate interplay between African youth experiences, the pivotal role of suffering and struggle, and their profound impact on identity formation, coping strategies, and the pursuit of recognition among young people across Cameroon, Senegal, and South Africa. Through an expertly woven narrative, distinguished anthropologist Divine Fuh will unravel […]
Labour unions have often been in the forefront of mobilising against oppressive regimes. As custodian organisations, they have tremendous potential in mobilising society in times of need. Yet, labour unions are also navigating and operating in a difficult political landscape, filled with repressions, co-option, restrictions as well as containment. This round table explores the conditions […]
Join us at Bergen Exchanges for an illuminating keynote address by Divine Fuh. The keynote delves into the heart of international development and philanthropy, exploring the transformative mission of eradicating suffering within the context of decolonisation. Divine Fuh will examine the reimagining of suffering's role in reshaping subjectivities, particularly amidst youth uprisings challenging established power […]
In this interactive panel, a dynamic group of early career academics representing the South-South Network will share their unique socio-legal insights on the topics of inequality and legal change as observed from their respective countries in Latin America and Africa. Delving beyond economic challenges, they will explore the dimensions of social, gender, sexual, and structural […]