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
Meet the researchers of the academic year 2024 - 2025 for the fellowship Moving objects, Mobilising Culture in the Context of (De)colonization. This NIAS – NIOD – KITLV Fellowship gives researchers and heritage experts ...
09 September, 2024
In deze Indonesië Podcast op 28 augustus jl. bespreekt Edwin Mooibroek de Indonesische verkiezingen met Ward Berenschot (KITLV). Een machtsstrijd over een ...
05 September, 2024
New advanced article in the New West Indian Guide (NWIG) titled ‘“What Is for Me Is Not for My Master”; Provision Grounds, Customary Rights, and ...
23 October, 2024
The latest issue of the New West Indian Guide (NWIG) is now available, with articles on the Caribbean in the fields of humanities, social & political science, archaeology, economics, geography and geology...
15 October, 2024
Article 'Jokowi weakens civil society, Prabowo should reverse course' in The Jakarta Post of 13 September 2024, written by KITLV researchers Widya Tuslian and Ward Berenschot....
20 September, 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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