University of Basel

Institute for
European Global Studies

Past Events

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Talk by Elisa Sevilla:"Moving birds, snails and tarantulas across the Atlantic in the 19th Century: History of the South American specimen collections in Europe"

Elisa Sevilla is professor of history at the San Francisco de Quito University.
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Working Lunch with Yi-Tang Lin

"Unearthing Memories and Debris of Taiwanese and Chinese Rice Technologies in Sierra Leone"
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Public Lecture by Prof. Dr. Sławomir Łukasiewicz: "Ukraine in the EU? Lessons from the Case of Poland’s Accession"

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Inaugural Lecture by Prof. Dr. Corey Ross: "Water and Power in the Age of Empire – and Beyond"

Corey Ross, Director of the Institute for European Global Studies and Professor of European Global Studies, will deliver his inaugural lecture at the University of Basel on the topic of "Water and Power in the Age of Empire – and Beyond".…
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Salon Discussion with Prof. Atsushi Shibasaki

Atsushi Shibasaki is professor at the Faculty of Global Media Studies at Komazawa University in Tokyo

Begrüssungsveranstaltung MA European Global Studies

Infoevent und Apéro für Erstsemestrige im Frühjahrsemester 2024
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Saipira Furstenberg (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice): "Transnational Repression in the Age of Globalization: How do Host States Respond?"

The talk is part of the lecture series "European Global Studies: Focus Transnational Repression".
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Globalisierung und Nachhaltigkeit: Herausforderungen und Bewältigung durch SWISS

Globalisierungs-Talk mit Dieter Vranckx, CEO, Swiss International Airlines
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Online lecture with Marcus Michaelsen (Citizen Lab, Toronto): "Silencing across Borders: Digital Transnational Repression against Political Exiles and Diaspora Activists"

The talk is part of the lecture series "European Global Studies: Focus Transnational Repression".
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Fiona Adamson (SOAS London): "Infrastructures of Transnational Repression"

The talk is part of the lecture series "European Global Studies: Focus Transnational Repression".
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