Project
Panafrica: Histories, Aesthetics, Politics
Why is Pan-Africanism so elusive? Its appeal seems always to be fading in one place while ascending elsewhere.
The Neubauer Collegium brings unlikely partners together to work on complex problems.
Why is Pan-Africanism so elusive? Its appeal seems always to be fading in one place while ascending elsewhere.
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Why is Pan-Africanism so elusive? Its appeal seems always to be fading in one place while ascending elsewhere.
What relations between markets, states, and democracy are shaping this new, “post-neoliberal” period?
What new knowledge about humanity can be produced through focused collaboration between humanists and medical experts?
Each academic year the Neubauer Collegium invites a select group of scholars, practitioners, and artists from around the world to join our research collaborations.
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Previous slides Next slidesSenior Lecturer of Ancient History
University of Málaga, Spain
Associate Professor of Arabic and former C.V. Starr Junior Faculty Fellow in International Studies
Middlebury College
Postdoctoral Researcher
Institute of Archaeology in the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC)
Assistant Professor in the School of Arts, Media and Engineering and the Department of English
Arizona State University
Associate Professor in the Philosophy of Technology and Science and Technology Studies in the School of Arts, Media and Engineering
Arizona State University
Gary L. Wasserman Artistic Director
Detroit Opera
The Neubauer Collegium opens its inquiries to the public through a wide range of programs throughout the year.
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Previous slides Next slidesAt this talk, international relations scholar Marina Jose Kaneti will discuss narratives about the Silk Road in the context of collective development.
This reception celebrating the work of Betye Saar is presented as part of Panafrica Days.
Drew Gilpin Faust, President Emerita of Harvard University, is a renowned scholar of American history.
Part of the Reimagining Cosmopolitanism research project, this exhibition will feature multimedia work by the Delhi-based Raqs Media Collective.
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