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DESCRIPTION:The symposium invites faculty\, graduate students\, and scholar
activists to refine and complicate our understanding of imperialism today
in specific historical\, political-economic and geographic contexts. In s
eeking to understand imperialism\, the symposium also aims to learn lesson
s from scholars and activists who confront imperialism and share opportuni
ties for solidarity and community-engaged work. Discussions and connection
s built through this symposium will form the basis of a special issue jour
nal publication on engaging with imperialism as a geographic concept of an
alysis. \;This symposium will have a hybrid format\, with participatio
n virtually (through Zoom) as well as in-person. If possible\, we encourag
e attendees to come in-person. \;Co-sponsored by the Department of Geo
graphy and the Environment\, the Public Administration and International A
ffairs Department\, the Department of Women's and Gender Studies\, the Dep
artment of English\, and the Department of \;Art and Music Histories.&
nbsp\; \;
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SUMMARY:Today’s Geographies of Imperialism Symposium
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The symposium invites faculty\, graduate students\, and
scholar activists to refine and complicate our understanding of imperiali
sm today in specific historical\, political-economic and geographic contex
ts. In seeking to understand imperialism\, the symposium also aims to lear
n lessons from scholars and activists who confront imperialism and share o
pportunities for solidarity and community-engaged work. Discussions and co
nnections built through this symposium will form the basis of a special is
sue journal publication on engaging with imperialism as a geographic conce
pt of analysis. \;
This symposium will have a hybrid format\, with participa
tion virtually (through Zoom) as well as in-person. If possible\, we encou
rage attendees to come in-person. \;
Co-sponsored by the Department of Geography
and the Environment\, the Public Administration and International Affairs
Department\, the Department of Women's and Gender Studies\, the Department
of English\, and the Department of \;Art and Music Histories. \; \;