BSA Event: Colonialism and Modern Social Theory book event by authors Gurminder K Bhambra and John Holmwood and also other panel members Ipek Demir (CERS), Steve Kemp & Christian Morgner. You can register for the event here: https://www.britsoc.co.uk/events/key-bsa-events/bsa-social-theory-study-group-online-event-colonialism-and-modern-social-theory/ If you have any questions regarding the registration, please get in touch...
Ipek Demir has written an article (translated from English into Italian) for the Menelique Journal entitled ‘Il Pensiero Diasporico [Diasporic Thinking]’ (2021, number:5)
CERS PhD students Sumeyye Sakarya and Johanna Loock are organising a Critical Muslim Studies (CMS) Colloquium, commencing in October 2021. If you are interested in presenting or attending, please get in touch with them: Johanna Loock (ssjmlo@leeds.ac.uk) and Sumeyye Sakarya (ssssa@leeds.ac.uk).
CERS PhD student Izram Chaudry has written a blog entitled ‘“Getting Robbed”: Racialized Politics and the Colonial Stereotype’ for Northern Notes. See here to read.
Dr Abel Ugba (CERS) has been appointed as the Leeds partner and mentor of Dr Matthew Michael (University of Nasarawa, Nigeria) under the Africa-focused fellowship scheme launched this year by the Leeds University Centre of African Studies (LUCAS) and Leeds Arts and Humanities Research Institute (LAHRI). The theme of their...
Johanna Loock (CERS PGR) has written a blog post entitled ‘ An Alliance of Nationalism and Feminism: The Case of the Swiss Burqa Ban’ for the ReOrient blog https://www.criticalmuslimstudies.co.uk/an-alliance-of-nationalism-and-feminism/ It was re-published on the Northern blog .
CERS member Professor Adrian Favell, CERS PhD students Tesfalem Yemane and Kheira Arouche take part in a conversation on ‘integration’ along with PhD students Hyab Yohannes (School of Education, University of Glasgow) and Souad Boumechaal (School of Languages, Cultures and Societies, University of Leeds). For more info and to watch...
Dr Roxana Barbulescu will deliver a webinar titled ‘Seasonal workers across borders: farming needs, COVID -19 pandemic and immigration after Brexit’ on Wednesday 16th June, 12:00-12:40. For more info and how to register see here.
Ipek Demir gave an invited talk and led the session on Decolonising Global Health Education at the final closing session of the University of Maryland’s (Baltimore) Global Health Summit 2021.
S. Sayyid (CERS) and Houria Bouteldja will engage in a conversation on: Interrupting Islamophobia and the discipling of Muslims. For more info