2021

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Conference: Restitution, Return, Repatriation and Reparation (The 4Rs) in Africa: Reality or Transcultural Aphasia?

Organizers: Interdisciplinary Fellow Group "The 4 Rs in Africa: Reality or Transcultural Aphasia?" (IFG 5)

Public Lecture: Governance and the evolving Ghanaian wallet: A Psychologists’ perspective

Speaker: Vivian Dzokoto, PhD, Virginia Commonwealth University

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Anton Wilhelm Amo Lecture & Symposium

The Anton Wilhelm Amo Lecture is organized annually by MIASA at the University of Ghana. It aims at strengthening the visibility of MIASA on campus and beyond through a high-level annual lecture series, which would be a valued element in the CVs of African scholars in the social sciences and humanities. It is named after the 18^th century philosopher from present-day Ghana who taught at the universities of Halle and Jena.

Public Lecture: Metabolic History: Food Economics, Dietary Advice and Epidemiological Change in Contemporary Ghana, Speaker: John Nott

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Lecture Series: Critical Reflections on Afro-European Relations in Migration Governance

Migration on the African continent is multifold, complex with varying effects. One angle in particular is the European efforts to control migration, which has reached far beyond its external borders to the African continent. For example, there has been an attempt to increase ‘cooperative agreements’ between the European Union (EU) with African states. This online lecture series critically discusses Afro-European relations that arise from EU-migration governance and the African responses in the multiple entanglements of border control, development and security.