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2018.07.02
The Centre of African Studies is delighted that in the coming autumn (2018), three of our excellent former MA students will each be starting an Africa-related PhD in highly respected European universities, having been
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2018.07.02
CAS’s Director, Amanda Hammar, recently gave the keynote address at the African Studies Association in Germany (VAD) conference, held in Leipzig, 27 – 30 June 2018, attended by over 500 scholars from both within Germany
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2018.07.02
Associate Professor, Stig Jensen has contributed a chapter to the recently published book: The Environmental Crunch in Africa : Growth Narratives Vs. Local Realities edited by Jon Abbink, that discusses the problems and
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2018.07.02
Karen Lauterbach has been guest in Kristoffer Lind’s podcast series on doomsday cults (in Danish).
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2018.06.28
and Neil Carrier (Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Bristol, UK)
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2018.06.25
‘’The Ministry of Foreign Affairs' celebration of the World Cup in Development Aid is nice as a Bee Gees hit that does not leave room for mistakes or recipients' experiences’’, the subheading of a new article written by
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2018.06.07
To be considered, applicants must have a Master’s degree in Theology or any other relevant Master’s degree including African Studies or similar qualifications.
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2018.05.17
CAS was delighted with the highly successful PhD defence by Hannah Elliott earlier this spring, which took place on 28 February. Hannah's PhD thesis is entitled Anticipating Plots: (Re)Making Property, Futures and Town
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2018.05.14
How Narratives of Piracy and Insecurity Shaped Development Initiatives in the Somaliland Fishery Sector.
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2018.05.14
On 26 April, CAS had the pleasure of welcoming professor Miles Tendi from Oxford University to talk about recent political events in Zimbabwe. The title of Professor Tendi’s compelling talk was The Role of the Military
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2018.05.14
A recent publication by CAS Director, Amanda Hammar, entitled ‘Certifications of citizenship: reflections through an African lens’ (2018) makes a contribution from an Africanist perspective to an important South Asian
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2018.03.26
In relation to the latest policy proposal by The Social Democrats in which they propose a Marshall-plan like approach of the International and Western community towards Africa, Associate Professor Stig Jensen gives a
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2018.03.08
''The distance between problems and concrete initiatives is galactic''
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2018.02.01
Associate Professor at CAS, Karen Lauterbach, has been appointed new member of the board of the Timbuktu Foundation.
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2018.01.29
Associate Professor Stig Jensen and PhD fellow Jacob Kristian Worsøe, both at the Centre of African Studies, have written an article in Globalnyt about sustainable tourism.
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2017.12.22
Publicity in Danish Development Research Network's reviews about CAS Africa Seminar: Communicating Africa
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2017.12.07
The latest publication from Amanda Hammar, Director of the Centre of African Studies, is an article in the December issue of African Studies Review.
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2017.12.07
Associate Proffesor at Centre of African Studies Stig Jensen, Danish Minister for Development Cooperation Ulla Tørnes and senior research associate at DIIS Hans Lucht dissusses some of the challenges the youth of Africa
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2017.11.27
Centre of African Studies is hosting a seminar about innovating assessment and examination of project-based modules
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2017.11.22
In early spring 2018, a new research project titled SUSTEIN that investigates the process of sustainable certification of tea in Africa, will start at the Centre of African Studies, University of Copenhagen. It will be
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