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The workshop aims at approaching the contested heritage of slavery and memory politics in the Caribbean states from an interregional and multidisciplinary ...

Even after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, Roman law and legal terminology remained formative for late antique and early medieval societies. Their ...

This bilingual workshop aims at approaching concepts of dependency, loyalty, and belonging in early modern Ottoman society. We will focus not only on ...

The workshop wants to analyze slavery and other forms of strong asymmetrical dependencies in Ottoman South Eastern Europe. We look to the Ottoman Empire from ...

The lecture will discuss how the construction of open-source relational databases has altered the scholarly study of slavery. Once it was thought that there ...

Julia Hegewald is professor of Oriental Art History at the University of Bonn and principal investigator at the BCDSS. She works on artistic and architectural ...

Join Jutta Wimmler's public lecture "On Mentally Subduing Africa. The Concept of the Devil in European Writings 15th–19th Centuries"? Jutta Wimmler is BCDSS ...

Michael Schulz is professor of Philosophy of Religion at the University of Bonn. His research focus is on Latin American philosophy. In his lecture he explores ...

Karoline Noack is professor for Anthropology of the Americas at Bonn University as well as co-speaker and principal investigator at the BCDSS. She focuses on ...

Stephan Conermann is professor for Islamic Studies at the University of Bonn and he is spokesperson and principal investigator at the BCDSS. In his research ...