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This fall, the Amsterdam Centre for Middle Eastern Studies (ACMES), in co-operation with the Amsterdam School for Regional, Transnational and European Studies (ARTES), organises an online lecture series on Race, racism and racialisation in the Middle East and Europe. The series is inspired by the global Black Lives Matter protest movement. The various lectures explore the complexities of race, racism and racialization, their intersections with other inequalities, and emerging spaces of resistance and solidarity.

All lectures take place online via Zoom. 

Programme

4 March 2021, 5 PM
Dr. Rachel Schine, University of Colorado
Race-making in Early Arabic Fiction

25 March 2021, 5 PM
Prof. Rabab Abdulhadi, San Francisco State University
Black-Palestinian Solidarity

8 April 2021, 5 PM
Dr. Sarah Bracke, University of Amsterdam
Europe’s ‘Muslim Question’: A Biopolitical Approach  

22 April 2021, 5 PM
Dr. Deniz Yonucu, Technische Universität Berlin
Policing and Resistance in the Racialized Urban Spaces of Istanbul

20 May 2021, 5 PM
Annual ACMES lecture
Prof. Amade M’charek, UvA
Beach Encounters and Forensic Evidence: Migrant Death, Colonial Currents and the Art of Paying Attention

If you want to attend one or more lectures, please register by sending an email to acmes@uva.nl.