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Abendvortrag: A Post-Imperial Lens on Mass Forced Migration in the Middle East

Title of the event Abendvortrag: A Post-Imperial Lens on Mass Forced Migration in the Middle East
Series Eröffnungskonferenz des Centre for Global Migration Studies (CeMig): "Migration as a Global Challenge"
Organizer Netzwerk für Globale Migrationsstudien
Speaker Prof. Dr. Dawn Chatty
Speaker institution Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford
Type of event Vortrag
Category Forschung
Registration required Nein
Details The public evening lecture by Prof. Dr. Dawn Chatty (Refugee Studies Centre, Oxford) will address how today’s system of managing mass displacement in Middle East might have roots and precedents, but also ruptures with its Ottoman past.
Imperial encounters with multiculturalism and ethnic diversity characterized the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empires as well as the colonies that were ruled by European empires. Of all these colonial and imperial encounters, perhaps the Ottoman Empire was uniquely challenged to address, organize, and manage the mass influx of peoples from its border regions into the heartland of its southern provinces. The ‘refugee and immigrant’ code and commission which it implemented in the latter part of the 19th century established systems of resettlement and reterritorialization for displaced peoples. This post-imperial lens on contemporary displacement in Middle East might be useful to disentangle contemporary state attitudes and linkages to displacement dynamics and the potential for return, resettlement, and rebuilding.
The evening lecture is part of the Opening Conference of the Centre for Global Migration Studies (CeMig) "Migration as a Global Challenge: Interdisciplinary Approaches to a Complex Field" (21.-23.06.2018).
Date Start: 22.06.2018, 18:15 Uhr
Ende: 22.06.2018 , 19:15 Uhr
Location Paulinerkirche (Papendiek 14)
Contact 0551 39-25358
jelka.guenther@uni-goettingen.de
External link https://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/583205.html
File attachment CeMig Opening Conference_Programme.pdf