Institutskolloquium Sozialanthropologie Frühlingssemester 2026
Seminarraum S221, Lerchenweg 36
- 16. Februar (Mo), 18:15 (!) Unitobler, Raum F 022 The architecture of Israel's genocide in Gaza. Eyal Weizman, Goldsmiths/University of London.
- 25. Februar (Mi), 18:15 (!) Unitobler, Raum F 022 GENERATION, TIME, CRISIS. Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen.
- 3. März Unitobler, Raum F 021 Geophysical Environments and the Violence of Borders. Charles Heller, Katarzyna Czarnota, Alessandro Mangione, Stanislas Michel and Peter Teunissen, Universität Bern.
- 10. März, Unitobler, Raum F 021 Property as Warfare: Racial Violence and Colonial Continuities. Brenna Bhandar. University of British Columbia.
- 17. März, Unitobler, Raum S221 Mobile pastoralists' rights and uranium mining in the north of Niger. Sarah Lunacek, University of Ljubljana.
- 24. März, Unitobler, Raum S221 AI in teaching workshop. Organized by the SAKS AI working group, University of Bern.
- 31. März, Unitobler, Raum F 021 Geopolitics: What the right gets wrong. Ian Klinke, University of Oxford.
- 14. April, Unitobler, Raum F 021 Occupation Debris: Ethnographic museums and the Decolonisation of Archaeology in Palestine-Israel. Ramez Eid, Universität Bern.
- 21. April, Unitobler, Raum S221 The Labour of Finance: Ethnography of finance capital from Geneva to Kolkata. Tanushree Kaushal, Universität Bern.
- 5. Mai, Unitobler, Raum S221 Far-right Youth Activism: Political Commitments and Vision of Democracy in Argentina. María Victoria Seca, Collegium Helveticum.
- 12. Mai, Unitobler, Raum F 021 Maps of anger: exposing all that infuriates us about the brutality of the world. Philippe Rekacewicz, University of Wageningen.
- 18. Mai (Mo), 19.00 (!), Politforum Book launch & discussion: 'The Borders of Responsibility: Migration Control in the Mediterranean Sea' (2026 Duke University Press). Kiri Santer, Universität Bern.
