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23. Sept. Unitobler, Raum F 021 The Concept of “Genocide” Between International Law, Political Activism, and Research. Alexa Stiller, Universität Zürich.
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30. Sept. Unitobler, Raum F 021 The Danger of Impunity: Lessons from the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi in Rwanda. Thanushiyah Korn, Universität Basel.
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06. Okt 18.15-19.45 (!) Unitobler, Raum F 022 Genocide and the Bosnian war: What a gender lens reveals. Elissa Helms, Central European University.
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14. Okt Unitobler, Raum S221 Building our own Fire: Traces and Hows of Feminist Practices at the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Maya Ober, Universität Bern.
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21. Okt Unitobler, Raum F 021 How and Why Did Genocide Become Distinguished from Genocidal Warfare. Dirk Moses, City College of New York.
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28. Okt Unitobler, Raum S221 Where the ground breaks, some still dwell: remediating landscapes of extraction in Subarctic Québec / Nitassinan. Andrea Bordoli, Universität Bern.
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04. Nov Unitobler, Raum F 021 The Armenian Genocide ‘before’ the European Court(s). Başak Ertür, University of London.
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11. Nov Unitobler, Raum S221 Along the seams of extractivism: Tracing the circuits of post-cyclone reconstruction in Beira. Jon Schubert, Universität Basel.
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18. Nov 16:15-17:45 Mittelstr. 043, Raum 224 Speculating with lithium: Critical minerals and the futures they evoke. Round table discussion. Teilnehmende tbc, Moderation: Jonas Köppel.
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18. Nov 19:30-21:00 Stadttheater, Kornhausplatz 20 Public Anthro Lab Special:Geschichtsstunde mit Mithu Sanyal und Gästen. Ein postkolonialer Lese- und Gesprächsabend. Moderation: Rohit Jain.
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25. Nov Unitobler, Raum F 021 Bearing Witness, Building Resistance: Romani and Sinti Agency Against Genocide Denial. Isidora Randjelovic, Romnja* Archiv RomaniPhen.
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02. Dez Unitobler, Raum F 021 Understanding Genocidal Violence: Why Interdisciplinary Approaches Matter, Aurelia Kalisky. Humboldt-Universität Berlin.
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09. Dez Unitobler, Raum F 021 South Africa vs Israel: Genocide, International Law and Germany's position. Nahed Samour, Freie Universität Berlin.