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Reflections on the Memorial Landscape of Amsterdam from a Slavery and Dependency Perspective
Amsterdam’s cultural and historical institutions play a crucial role in addressing the Netherlands’ colonial past. They provide thoughtful insights into issues of slavery and dependency and their lasting effects on the Dutch and formerly colonized so...
Apr 7, 20259 min read259
Intersectionality and Historically Informed Dependency Studies
Notes from the 2024 Research Area E Thematic Year Concluding Workshop
Feb 3, 202511 min read162
“Whose Prayers Did God Hear?”
Echoes of Questions from Cape Coast Castle and the 2024 World Christianity Conference in Ghana
Jul 1, 202413 min read723
Between Pride and Prejudice
Thoughts on Conducting Ethnographic Research in a City of Greatness
Mar 4, 202410 min read169
Graves, Cannons, and Fog: Reflections on the 2023 Bioarchaeological Field School of the University of New Brunswick, Canada
When I set out to Canada last summer to participate in a bioarchaeological excavation led by Dr. Amy Scott from the University of New Brunswick, I was prepared to learn about groundbreaking archaeological methods and innovative, ethical approaches. I...
Feb 5, 202410 min read250
Households as Coercive Labour Regimes: A Recap of the 2023 BCDSS Annual Conference in Amsterdam
The 2023 BCDSS Annual Conference on Households as Coercive Labour Regimes gathered scholars at various stages of their careers at the International Institute of Social History (IISH) in Amsterdam, Netherlands, on 2-3. November 2023. BCDSS Speaker Pro...
Jan 15, 202410 min read299

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