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What insights can a simple piece of cloth offer into the mechanisms of colonial plunder? Among the numerous objects violently uprooted from their original contexts during the German colonization of Kamerun (present-day Cameroon), one artifact holds particular significance: a textile from Hina.
Salomé Soloum argues that simple textile fragments like a piece of cotton fabric offer a critical lens for analyzing the mechanisms of colonial plunder 👇
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What insights can a simple piece of cloth offer into the mechanisms of colonial plunder? Among the numerous objects violently uprooted from their original contexts during the German colonization of Kamerun (present-day Cameroon), one artifact holds particular significance: a textile from Hina.
Salomé Soloum argues that simple textile fragments like a piece of cotton fabric offer a critical lens for analyzing the mechanisms of colonial plunder 👇
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In #Bulgaria, the #Covid19 pandemic became a tool for further subjugation of the #Roma population, portraying them as "virus carriers" and denying them basic rights. This reflects a long-standing history of racialized control, writes Francesco Trupia at #TRAFOBlog 👇
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In #Bulgaria, the #Covid19 pandemic became a tool for further subjugation of the #Roma population, portraying them as "virus carriers" and denying them basic rights. This reflects a long-standing history of racialized control, writes Francesco Trupia at #TRAFOBlog 👇
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#Latvia suspended the right to seek asylum and authorized pushbacks of refugees on the border with #Belarus, leaving asylum seekers trapped in the forest for months, legal scholar Aleksandra Jolkina reports.
Read more about her reseach, which compares Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish responses to the situation at the EU’s border with Belarus, at ➡ TRAFO Blog:
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#Latvia suspended the right to seek asylum and authorized pushbacks of refugees on the border with #Belarus, leaving asylum seekers trapped in the forest for months, legal scholar Aleksandra Jolkina reports.
Read more about her reseach, which compares Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish responses to the situation at the EU’s border with Belarus, at ➡ TRAFO Blog:
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„Das Schreiben eines historischen Textes erfordert immer noch eine gewisse zeitliche Distanz“:
Andrii Portnov ist Professor für Entangled History of Ukraine an der Europa-Universität Viadrina (Frankfurt/Oder). An seinem Buch "Dnipro. An Entangled History of a European City" hat er zehn Jahre lang gearbeitet - Jahre, in denen die Stadt und das Land viele Veränderungen durchmachte.
Ein Gespräch mit Judith Sieber im ➡ #TRAFOblog:
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„Das Schreiben eines historischen Textes erfordert immer noch eine gewisse zeitliche Distanz“:
Andrii Portnov ist Professor für Entangled History of Ukraine an der Europa-Universität Viadrina (Frankfurt/Oder). An seinem Buch "Dnipro. An Entangled History of a European City" hat er zehn Jahre lang gearbeitet - Jahre, in denen die Stadt und das Land viele Veränderungen durchmachte.
Ein Gespräch mit Judith Sieber im ➡ #TRAFOblog:
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#TRAFOblog is a blog for transregional research run by Forum Transregionale Studien and Max Weber Stiftung.
In this interview, Vasyl Cherepanyn of the Kyiv Biennial identifies some of the fundamental misconceptions about Ukrainian identity, history, and culture that prevail in Western discourses. These misunderstandings, which are often unwittingly complicit with the narratives circulated by the Kremlin regime, have very real consequences for Ukrainians:
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#TRAFOblog is a blog for transregional research run by Forum Transregionale Studien and Max Weber Stiftung.
In this interview, Vasyl Cherepanyn of the Kyiv Biennial identifies some of the fundamental misconceptions about Ukrainian identity, history, and culture that prevail in Western discourses. These misunderstandings, which are often unwittingly complicit with the narratives circulated by the Kremlin regime, have very real consequences for Ukrainians: