
New Article from Christophe Premat in the Conversation
Valentin-Yves Mudimbe: the philosopher who reshaped how the world thinks about Africa

Valentin-Yves Mudimbe: the philosopher who reshaped how the world thinks about Africa

Valentin-Yves Mudimbe, le penseur qui a théorisé la décolonisation des savoirs africains

Throughout May, a series of cultural events are taking place in Stockholm to celebrate the Month of the Portuguese Language. This initiative is a collaboration between the Camões Institute, Stockholm University, and the Embassies of Angola, Brazil, Mozambique, and Portugal, along with the Honorary Consulate of Cape Verde.

Nouvel article de Christophe Premat dans The Conversation UK

Nouvel article de Christophe Premat dans The Conversation Canada

Nouvel article de Christophe Premat dans The Conversation Africa

Eight Years after the Peace Agreement: Navigating Current Complexities of Peacebuilding in Colombia
“Libraries like this one are invaluable for researchers. The care Stockholm University has shown in preserving these archives is extraordinary,” During a recent research stay at the Nordic Institute of Latin American Studies (NILAS) library, historian Daniel Rodríguez Suárez expressed gratitude for the exceptional quality and preservation of its archives. “Libraries like this one are invaluable for researchers. The care Stockholm University has shown in preserving these archives is extraordinary,” Rodríguez Suárez remarked. Focusing on Central America and the Caribbean, particularly Cuba, El Salvador, and Nicaragua, he found rare documentation, out-of-print works, and a well-preserved collection of journals and institutional yearbooks. “The thematic breadth and historical depth of the collection, especially materials on Cuba, are unparalleled and nearly impossible to find outside the region,” he added. Daniel Rodríguez Suárez is Associate Professor in Political Science at the University of Girona and Professor/Tutor at the National University of Distance Education, UNED. He holds a PhD in Contemporary History from the Autonomous University of Madrid (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) and a Master’s degree in Iberian and Ibero-American Studies from the Catholic University of Louvain (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven). Degree in Political Science and Sociology and Degree in Geography and History from the UNED. Diploma in Teaching (University of Oviedo). His areas of specialisation are contemporary history and Latin American politics, with an emphasis on Central America and Cuba. He is the author of several articles and books. He is a guest scholar at the Department of Romance and Classical Studies at the Nordic Institute of Latin American Studies until January. Email address: daniel.rodriguezsuarez@udg.edu ORCID: 0000-0003-4158-042X

Today, we celebrated the “nailing” of Laura Sánchez Trejo´s doctoral thesis. This tradition, known as “spikning” in Swedish, marks the formal announcement of a PhD candidate’s upcoming defense.

This document summarizes the activities of the Centre for Canadian Studies for the year 2024. The Centre is administered by a board of five members who meet three times a year.

La Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso recibió a Fanny Forsberg Lundell, quien presentó la conferencia «Adquisición de segundas lenguas en adultos: Teorías y estado actual de la cuestión».

Anna Mammitzsch will defend her thesis Experiencing and narrating migration: A linguistic ethnography of identity work among German-speaking migrants in Stockholm. The study explores how German-speaking migrants in Stockholm construct their identities through narratives.