Slave Labor, Strong Asymmetric Dependency and Social Mobility
Workshop "Slave Labor, Strong Asymmetric Dependency and Social Mobility in the Transition from Slavery to Freedom in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Cuba 1820-1900"
The workshop will focus on three areas (based on Research Area D "Work and Spatiality" of the BCDSS):
1) The work of slaves, former slaves as well as other people in strong asymmetrical dependencies in the world's largest sugar factories in the Cienfuegos region (before and after formal abolition);
2) Memory/Heritage of Slavery in three dimensions: people (Tomás Terry), current representation in museums, life histories and family histories in one of the sugar factories near Cienfuegos and in the town itself;
3) Historiography of slavery in Latin America and (possible) social mobility during an era of the great anti-colonial revolutions in Spanish-America and the Caribbean (1790-1902).
- in person event only -
Find the program below. To register, please click on the link under "Registration/Ticket".
The workshop will focus on three areas (based on Research Area D "Work and Spatiality" of the BCDSS):
1) The work of slaves, former slaves as well as other people in strong asymmetrical dependencies in the world's largest sugar factories in the Cienfuegos region (before and after formal abolition);
2) Memory/Heritage of Slavery in three dimensions: people (Tomás Terry), current representation in museums, life histories and family histories in one of the sugar factories near Cienfuegos and in the town itself;
3) Historiography of slavery in Latin America and (possible) social mobility during an era of the great anti-colonial revolutions in Spanish-America and the Caribbean (1790-1902).
- in person event only -
Find the program below. To register, please click on the link under "Registration/Ticket".
Registration period
Wednesday, 22.01.25
Time
Wednesday, 29.01.25 - 05:00 PM
– Friday, 31.01.25
- 01:00 PM
Event format
Workshop
Topic
Slave Labor, Strong Asymmetric Dependency and Social Mobility in the Transition from Slavery to Freedom in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Cuba 1820-1900
Target groups
Students
Researchers
All interested
Languages
Spanish (partly English)
Location
Niebuhrstraße 5, D-53113 Bonn
Room
Conference room (0.018)
Reservation
required
Registration/Ticket
Organizer
Stephan Conermann, Michael Zeuske
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