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Project: Social wounds and civil repair following forced migration – a case study of narratives of suffering, ethics and morals among Swedish volunteers, social workers and young migrants
- Nicklas Hållén Postdoctoral research fellow
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- Hans Hägerdal Associate Professor
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- Kirsten Husung Senior lecturer
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- Kristina Myrvold Associate Professor
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- Linda Andersson Burnett Researcher
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Project: Kashmir from the Margins: Violence, Identity and Memory in Conflicted Spaces In this research project, I study emerging literature written in English from a conflicted space, Kashmir and how t…
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Project: The Pupils’ Consciousness of the Cultural Difference and Diversity in the French Foreign Language Classroom This individual research projet in the field of didactics concerns the use of franco…
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Project: Field Methods Community Projects Three projects carried out for civil society and local government organisations in Växjö and Uppvidinge. The projects were carried out by teams of masters stud…
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Northern Sweden as a colony and as utopia The colonization and decolonization of Northern Sweden (Norrland) was intensely discussed during some decades in the late 19th and early 20th century. This pro…
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Project: To map oneself in a colonised world. Swedish travel literature 1919-1939 and the global legacies of the Enlightenment The aim of the project is to examine how the Swedish travel literature fro…
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Project: Narratives of Empire In this project we study how postcolonial and decolonial ideas are conveyed in popular culture.
- Raphael Hörmann, new guest researcher at Concurrences News
- 311 years with Linné: The colonialism(s) of Carl von Linné News
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External funding seminar External funding seminar
- New guest researcher at Concurrences in colonial and postcolonial studies News
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Our Investments in Innocence: Colonial Continuities and Racial Governance in Social Work
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External funding seminar External funding seminar