Here you will find an overview of our teaching in the summer semester 2021. Unfortunately, this semester will still primarily take place digitally. See you online! (The links to the course catalogue will be updated). Kristina Dietz Wednesday, 10:00 – + + +
The Maria Sibylla Merian Center for Advanced Latin American Studies (CALAS) starts its new research phase “Wealth, Power and Nature” of the current laboratory “Confronting Inequalities in Latin America: Perspectives on Wealth and Power” in January 2022. You will find + + +
Natural Resources and Extractivism: Latin America in Global Perspective More than 100 countries worldwide are dependent on the extraction and export of natural resources. This resource extractivism has deepened globally over the past two decades – in some cases with + + +
The second CALAS Laboratory, “Confronting inequalities in Latin America: perspectives on wealth and power,” began in January with the aim of reflecting on one of the most relevant issues in Latin America: the structures of social inequality around the + + +
On Wednesday, June 10, a agreement was signed between CLACSO and the Maria Sibylla Merian Center for Advanced Latin American Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences (CALAS). [more in Spanish]