Welcome to the current edition!
Participation
When and where
All sessions take place online on selected Wednesdays in Zoom from 18:00 to 20:00 CET (Central Europan Time). You can check the starting time for your region here.
Cost and registration
Participation is free of charge and doesn't require registration. We will admit you into the meeting from the lobby. We kindly ask you to enter your name upon connecting so we know who you are during the discussion after each presentation.
Language & Accessibility
Presentations are held in English. Live-translated subtitles are available in many languages. Use the "show captions" feature in Zoom to pick your language.
UBT Students
Course ID: tba
Register and inscribe in cmlife. Please contact us to enroll you in the E-Learning course.
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Sessions
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November 11th, 2026 Fernando Alejandro Remache Vinueza, MA | University of Bremen, Germany
Economic Development and the Implementation of Non-Contributory Pension Schemes in Argentina, 1949–1986 -
November 25th, 2026 Dr. Erin Lea Araujo | El Cambalache, Mexico
Relational Economies and Moneyless Continuities: Trueque, Minga, Tequio and the Persistence of Non-Capitalist Economies in the Americas -
December 9th, 2026 Dr. Agnes Gehbald | University of Bern, Switzerland
Digital Hermeneutics: Archives, Algorithms, and the Making of Migrants in Argentina around 1900 -
December 16th, 2026 Vítor Henrique Guimarães Lima, MA | Fluminense Federal University, Brazil
Within, Beyond, In Between: Enchanted Gestures of Afro-Latin Sensibilities -
January 13th, 2027 Marcela Pardo, MA | CAPAZ, University of Giessen, Germany
“At least 18.667”: Uptake and distortion of JEP’s reports on minors involvement in Colombian armed conflict -
January 20th, 2027 Taja Fortuna, MA | University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Reinterpreting Guadalupe: Exploring Generational Transmission and Contemporary Guadalupan Devotion in Guadalajara, Mexico - January 27th, 2027 Movie Screening & Q&A @ Iwalewahaus (Bayreuth City Center)
"MONARCA - De Norte A Sur" by Colectivo COPAL, Nicaragua
Afterwards: closing ceremony