Prince Bernhard Scholarships 2020
Isabelle Mollinger receives PBS grant
Commoning in times COVID - A struggle for territory in the midst of a pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated already existing injustices and inequalities among citizens in Latin America and also in Medellin, the pandemic has not paused the municipalities’ agenda for executing radical plans for urban renewal. Nonetheless, and Moravia’s inhabitants continue to resist. This study proposes to investigate how the virus has affected community resilience in
Moravia and if and how commoning in times of COVID still takes place.
LFFU RESEARCH PROJECTLeave Fossil Fuels Underground
This project analyses, develops and shares successful strategies and arguments on ‘Leaving Fossil Fuels Underground’ (LFFU) emerging from Africa and Latin America at multiple levels of governance. +INFO
ERLACSEuropean Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Contributions reflect substantial empirical research and/or are theoretically innovative with respect to major debates within social science research (including history and economics) on Latin America and the Caribbean. READ
Research in Latin America
The course can be seen as a preparation for their internship and/or research in Latin America. It will start with a theoretical introduction in the form of lectures based on knowledge-transfer and -building. REGISTER
LA BIBLIOTECAIt is possible to borrow books
The CEDLA Library is currently closed for visitors, until further notice. However, it is possible to borrow books. You can request them through the UvA Catalogue and pick them up at several UvA libraries. You can contact us via email: library@cedla.nl
Bachelor Course April 2021
This course explores moving and non-moving images like fiction films, documentaries, television series, YouTube clips, paintings, statues, and street art, made in a Latin American country or Spain through the lenses of the Psychology of Art. REGISTER
START REGISTRATION PERIODSecond Semester 2021
Register for our BA courses on Gender and Social Inequality, Brazil and the Visual Culture in the Hispanic World.
BRAZIL COURSE IN FEBRUARYDemocracy, Citizenship and Culture
As one of the largest countries and economies in the world, Brazil plays a major role in economic and social processes in Latin America and is an increasingly prominent player in regional and global politics. REGISTER
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