Week of Indonesia – Netherlands Education and Research
In WINNER - the Week of Indonesia–Netherlands Education and Research - you have the chance to interact with researchers, practitioners, policy makers and the private sector.
In WINNER - the Week of Indonesia–Netherlands Education and Research - you have the chance to interact with researchers, practitioners, policy makers and the private sector.
This talk uses an official investigation into conditions at the Onderneeming Reformatory for boys in early twentieth-century British Guiana to explore the impact that interrelated concerns about health and punishment had on colonial policies targeting children.
This three-day event is a collaboration between the Faculty of Art and Design, Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), and the Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies (KITLV) and is organized in relation to the annual international conference on Aesthetics and the Sciences of Art in Bandung, Indonesia.
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Op zondag 20 november a.s. wordt het onderzoek 'Het koloniale en slavernijverleden van Hofstad Den Haag' gepresenteerd. Het boek onder redactie van Esther Captain, Gert Oostindie en Valika Smeulders wordt die middag aangeboden aan burgemeester Jan van Zanen.
Gert Oostindie, emeritus hoogleraar Koloniale en postkoloniale geschiedenis en voormalig directeur KITLV, is dit jaar de nieuwe Cleveringahoogleraar van de Universiteit Leiden.
On December 15th KITLV researcher Gene Shev will be defending his PhD at 15.00 AM sharp in the Academy Building (Rapenburg 73), Leiden University.
Dr Michelle Miller will examine the politics of partnerships aimed at retaining soil-based carbon in Indonesia’s province of Riau, where over half the surface area is composed of agriculturally productive peatlands.
This project investigates the trajectory of agrarian politics in post-authoritarian Indonesia (1998-2019). It asks the following question: why do Indonesian peasants and activists pursue different strategies in response to market expansion into rural areas?
Despite its many secrets and wonders, oceans have been under threat for years. Corals are dying and sea life is disappearing. Although this is a global phenomenon, some people are affected more than others
On December 15th KITLV researcher Simone Casale will be defending his PhD at 15.00 AM sharp in the Academy Building (Rapenburg 73), Leiden University.