In 2024 the PCF grant was awarded to the following winners: Feba Sukmana & Lara Nuberg for their project on a new publication of Kartini's letters; Maarten Manse for his project to finalize and resubmit a book manuscript on the topic of taxation and governance in ...
03 December, 2024
On the 11th annual AISSR Harvest Day on 21 November, Francio Guadeloupe gave the keynote lecture on 'Ethnography without 'race'? A day in an ex-colony'. 'Race' is ubiquitous, so the argument goes...
27 November, 2024
What did enslaved people do to gain citizenship rights and what determined their success? By analyzing and linking different archival collections, the project 'How slaves became citizens: Proto-citizenship...
20 October, 2024
The importance of demanbre, the sacred plot of family land in Haiti, is undisputed, but the development of demanbre from land to lwa (an elevated Vodou spirit) ...
03 December, 2024
Article ‘The infrastructure of domestic influence operations: Cyber troops and public opinion manipulation through social media in Indonesia’ in The International ...
17 November, 2024
Article ‘Setelah Kementerian Kebudayaan terbentuk’ in Jawa Pos of 25 October 2024, written by KITLV researcher Adrian Perkasa. The newly elected Indonesian President, Prabowo Subianto...
15 November, 2024The Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV) is a KNAW research institute. It is dedicated to the study of societal challenges, focusing on the histories and afterlives of colonialism in the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and the Netherlands. Departing from a globally comparative and interdisciplinary perspective, the KITLV engages primarily with the broad themes of Mobility and Belonging; State, Violence, and Citizenship; and Climate Governance. Read more.
KITLV invests in three long-term research themes: Climate Governance, Mobility and Belonging and State, Violence and Citizenship.
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