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Diego Ballestero (Universität Bonn)

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Department: nstitut für Archäologie und Kulturanthropologie - Abteilung für Altamerikanistik
Nationality: Argentine
Country: Germany
Interests (keywords): History and Sociology of Science; Material Culture; Mobility, transfer and interchange of knowledge between Europe and Ibero America in the 19 and 20th Centuries; Architecture of knowledge; Cultural History; History of Anthropology
Highest Degree: Doctor
Degree Awarding Institution: Universidad Nacional de La Plata (Argentina)

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Panels

• SIEF2025: Unwriting discursive and practiced hegemonies in anthropology
• DGSKA2025: Un/communalizing Decoloniality: European Academia and Epistemic Hegemony in Times of Polycrisis
• EASA2024: Doing and undoing decolonial anthropology. Geopolitics of knowledge and de-Westernization
• EASA2022: Race, Anthropology and (De)coloniality [History of Anthropology Network]
• EASA2022: Race, Anthropology and (De)coloniality [History of Anthropology Network]
• RE:22: Ancestral (re) turn. Repatriation and decolonization of anthropological collections
• SIEF2021: Collaborative curation as a means to transgress Western epistemologies

Papers

• DGSKA2025: Un/communalizing the Decolonial Turn: A Decade of DGSKA Conferences and the Limits of Epistemic Appropriation (2014-2024)
• SIEF2025: From the center to the margins: argentine anthropology in the decolonial turn
• EASA2024: (Un) doing Decolonial Anthropology Decentering, de-Westernization and epistemological insurgency
• EASA2022: Spaces of coloniality and racialised bodies. Anthropological research on the Qom in late 19th-century Argentina
• EASA2020: "The Picturesque savagery on display" Exhibition of indigenous people, science and commerce in Argentina (1898-1904)
• EASA2016: Indigenous drawings as "cultural fossil guides": an archaeological comparative study on the evolution of the human mind