VAD2022

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VAD2022

Freiburg University

7 – 11 Jun 2022

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Afr01a

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Re-wiring Africa: how do quests for scientific progress and for decoloniality resonate with each other? I

Afr01b

1

Re-wiring Africa: how do quests for scientific progress and for decoloniality resonate with each other? II

Afr02a

1

Decolonisation in practice: what should Northern and Southern scholars do? I

Afr02b

1

Decolonisation in practice: what should Northern and Southern scholars do? II

Afr03

1

Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union, and African decolonization: new perspectives

Afr04

1

Creative knowledge production and alternative approaches in African Studies

Afr05a

1

2

Digitalization and comparative African development I

Afr05b

1

2

Digitalization and comparative African development II

Clime01a

1

Nature, environmental change and conservation: how models of nature and change travel between Africa and Europe I

Clime01b

1

Nature, environmental change and conservation: how models of nature and change travel between Africa and Europe II

Clime02

1

Climate activism as a global paradigm: the participatory challenge of a vanguard movement

Clime03a

1

Mitigating and adapting to climate impacts from an African perspective: the complementary role of climate science and local knowledge systems I

Clime03b

Mitigating and adapting to climate impacts from an African perspective: the complementary role of climate science and local knowledge systems II

Clime04

1

Towards decolonizing climate science: the place of African indigenous knowledge I

Clime05

1

The social impact of climate change in Southern Africa

Clime06

1

Speculating futures: ecological catastrophes in African SF

Clime07a

1

Contextualising local vulnerabilities and adaptation to climate change in Africa I

Clime07b

1

Contextualising local vulnerabilities and adaptation to climate change in Africa II

COV01a

1

Decentralization and health crisis management: crossed African-European views on local resilience in the face of major crises due to COVID 19 and other global pandemics I

COV01b

1

Decentralization and health crisis management: crossed African-European views on local resilience in the face of major crises due to COVID 19 and other global pandemics II

Decol01a

1

Reciprocal perspectives: jocular anthropology and characterisations of the 'other' in African and European popular arts I

Decol01b

1

Reciprocal perspectives: jocular anthropology and characterisations of the 'other' in African and European popular arts II

Decol02a

1

Reciprocal perspectives in publishing: making African research accessible in European and European research accessible in Africa I

Decol02b

1

Reciprocal perspectives in publishing: making African research accessible in European and European research accessible in Africa II

Decol03

1

Digital transformation and the production of de-colonial cultural space: the case of the audiovisual arts in Africa

Decol04a

1

Thinking with translation about response-abilities of decolonisation I

Decol04b

1

Thinking with translation about response-abilities of decolonisation II

Decol05a

1

Artistic research: entangling epistemologies between arts and academia I

Decol05b

1

Artistic research: entangling epistemologies between arts and academia II

Decol06a

1

Territoriality and epidemics in colonial African history: visual representations of a dynamic phenomenon I

Decol06b

1

Territoriality and epidemics in colonial African history: visual representations of a dynamic phenomenon II

Decol07a

1

Translate a scientific concept into an African language I

Decol07b

1

Translate a scientific concept into an African language II

Decol08

1

Everyday racism and the making of literary and cinema racism

Decol09

1

The political oppositional gaze of Black cyberfeminism

Decol10a

1

Where are the European migrants in Africa [and what are they up to]? I

Decol10b

1

Where are the European migrants in Africa [and what are they up to]? II

Decol11

1

Translating concepts from Africa to Europe

Decol12

1

‚Dividuation' as a multifaceted mode of relation

Eur01

1

Who calls the shots in African Studies? Epistemic plurality in an uneven playing field

Eur02a

1

Connexion between African and European researchers: epistemological, methodological and political issues I

Eur02b

1

Connexion between African and European researchers: epistemological, methodological and political issues II

Eur03a

1

Co-creation as decolonization work I

Eur03b

1

Co-creation as decolonization work II

Eur04

1

"Making things" as decentering knowledge production

Eur06

1

Destabilizing powerful asymmetries in Afro-European knowledge co-production

Eur08

1

The politics and epistemic value of positionality

Eur09a

1

Imagining an epistemic otherwise. What Europe can learn from Africa I

Eur09b

1

Imagining an epistemic otherwise. What Europe can learn from Africa II

Fra02a

1

FrançAfrique: a history of conflict, collaboration, complicity and suspicion

Fra02b

1

FrançAfrique: a history of conflict, collaboration, complicity and suspicion

Fra03

1

Past, present and future of the French security-development-nexus in West Africa

Fra04a

1

Violent conflicts in Cameroon: exploring the entanglement of topics through grassroots experiences and perspectives I

Fra04b

1

Violent conflicts in Cameroon: exploring the entanglement of topics through grassroots experiences and perspectives II

Fra05

Françafrique and Britishafrica: a (relevant) comparison in education knowledge transfers around independences (1950s-1970s)

Fra06

1

Francafrique, the Franc CFA and monetary dependency: a longue durée perspective from colonial times until today

Fra07

1

Land tenure as discursive practice: politics of land law between local African practices and French legacies

Ger01

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1

Early-career African academics in Europe: the (un)desirable presence?

Images01a

1

Approaching individuals through colonial photographs - a workshop panel

Images01b

1

Approaching individuals through colonial photographs - a workshop panel

Images02a

1

COVID-19 pandemic, burial rituals and grief: perspectives from Africa and Europe

Images02b

1

COVID-19 pandemic, burial rituals and grief: perspectives from Africa and Europe

Images03

1

Death and the other: how can anthropology and art represent life and death at the margins?

Images04

1

Is this how we look at Africa? The 'German' image of Africa as a continent as represented radio, television and printed media

Images05a

1

To exist is to be seen: the validity of African representation across space and time

Images05b

1

To exist is to be seen: the validity of African representation across space and time

Images06

1

Unboxing the visual archive: museums, artists, and critical collaborations?

Images07

1

Images of African anti-colonial struggles during the Cold War

Images09

Représenter l'autre et l'ailleurs: le rôle du cinéma et de la photographie dans la construction d'un imaginaire sur l'Afrique (XIX-XXe siècles)

Lang01a

1

Language, identity and the African diaspora in Germany I

Lang01b

1

1

Language, identity and the African diaspora in Germany II

Lang02a

1

African immigrants and sojourners in Europe: multilingual (mis)communication I

Lang02b

1

African immigrants and sojourners in Europe: multilingual (mis)communication II

Mig01a

1

The shrinking space of refugee protection? Asylum in Africa I

Mig01b

1

The shrinking space of refugee protection? Asylum in Africa II

Mig02a

1

The post-return knowledge gap - epistemological implications and featured realities I

Mig02b

1

The post-return knowledge gap - epistemological implications and featured realities II

Mig03

1

Southern Afro-Europe: African migration, borders and emergent perspectives from Southern Europe

Mig04

1

African exiles/refugees and European solidarity: histories from Southern Africa's anti-colonial struggles, 1960-1990

Rest01

1

Human remains from Africa in German university collections: sensitivity, co-production of knowledge and the restitution perspective

Rest03

1

Restitution of cultural property and human remains in relation with African colonial contexts: the case of the Belgian possessions

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