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CEDLA Latin American Studies Lectures Fall 2012

 

Offshore Oil Reserves in Brazil: Passport to the Future?

 

Giorgio Romano Schutte,Federal University of ABC

Friday 14 Sept. from 15.30-17.00

Referent: Dr. Barbara Hogenboom (CEDLA)
 

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“Mary in Times of Crisis”

A film on the veneration of Maria in Bolivia by Sharin Coppens and Sanne Dirks

Friday 12 Oct. from 15.30-17.00
 

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Piracy and New Intellectual Property Debates in Latin America

Kedron Thomas, Washington University in St. Louis

Friday 2 Nov. from 15.30-17.00

 

Kedron Thomas has conducted extensive ethnographic research in Guatemala. Her research has focused on small-scale indigenous Maya manufactures who make nontraditional clothing for the Central American market. She has written about their use of unauthorized fashion brands on the clothing they make, a form of brand “piracy” that has recently been criminalized in Guatemala, as well as social and economic changes associated with neoliberal reforms and new forms of violence and insecurity that have taken shape in Guatemala since the end of the internal armed conflict.

 

Kedron (Ph.D. Harvard University, 2011) is now an assistant professor of anthropology at Washington University in St. Louis, where she teaches courses on legal anthropology, the anthropology of clothing and fashion, and intellectual and cultural property, with emphasis on case studies drawn from Latin America.

 

Read more: http://anthropology.artsci.wustl.edu/thomas_kedron

 

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Development policies in the Brazilian Amazon

Armin Mathis, Federal University of Pará

Friday 7 Dec. from 15.30-17.00

 

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All lectures will be given in the language of the title, admission is free and there is no need to register; however you are kindly requested to be on time.

 

Todas las conferencias y debates serán en la lengua de su título y abstract. La entrada es libre para todas las personas interesadas. Se agradacederá la puntualidad de los asistentes.

 

 

 

Venue:

Keizersgracht 395-397
1016 EK Amsterdam
The Netherlands

 

Take tramline 1, 2 or 5 from the Central Station
to the Leidsestraat, and get out at tram stop
‘Keizersgracht’ next to the department store METZ.
Walk up the Keizersgracht past METZ
two blocks to CEDLA.

 

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