Seminars are generally open but seats are limited. If you wish to participate in an event, please send us an email at global-inequality@cas.au.dk
25/03/21
Webinar
29/04/21
Webinar/Bookinar with Christian Friis Bach and discussants Steven L.B. Jensen, The Danish Institute for Human Rights, and Annette Skovsted Hansen, Aarhus University (event in Danish)
10/06/21 - 11/06/21
Symposium
25/02/21
Webinar
19/11/20
Webinar
08/10/20
Webinar
26/05/20
Webinar
26/02/20
Seminar
30/01/20
Seminar
28/11/19
Seminar
24/10/19
Seminar
17/09/19
Public Lecture
Seminars are generally open but seats are limited. If you wish to participate in an event, please send us an email at global-inequality@cas.au.dk
Upcoming Events
25/03/21
Webinar
"In this webinar, global historian of ideas Dag Herbjørnsrud will reflect upon some recent discussions of the methodology and raison d’être of doing global intellectual history. (Why) should we do global intellectual history? How global should it be? How can we do so?"
29/04/21
Webinar/Bookinar
"In this webinar, Christian Friis Bach will present his new book Then I would like a dishwasher, please: A human rights-based strategy to development. Christians presentation of the book will be followed by comments by Steven L.B. Jensen, The Danish Institute for Human Rights and Annette Skovsted Hansen, Aarhus University."
10/06/21 - 11/06/21
Symposium
Past Events
25/02/21
Webinar
"In this research webinar Dr. Leslie James (Senior Lecturer in Global History, Queen Mary University of London) will talk about debates across the Atlantic between British West African and Caribbean colonies, arguing that it was often in the realm of the tedious, the prosaic and the routine where transnational dialogue was often activated as a tool for historical and social transformation."
19/11/20
Webinar
"Join us at this research webinar where Maria Bach (Assistant Professor of Economics, The American University of Paris) will talk about how Indian Economics redefined the concept of universality in the existing 19th century idea of development by rejecting the widely accepted comparative advantage model and assertion that progress originated in Europe."
08/10/20
Webinar
26/05/20
Webinar
26/02/20
Seminar
30/01/20
Seminar
28/11/19
Seminar
24/10/19
Seminar
17/09/19
Public Lecture