Pluralistic Memories Project is organizing four doctoral courses:<\/p>\n
C1. Collective memory and colonial past<\/strong> C2. Dealing with the past and the role of archives<\/strong> C3. Crowds, collective resilience and empowerment<\/strong> C4. Transitional Justice Processes<\/strong> You can find more information about the courses\u2019 content and organisation here<\/a><\/p>\n To inscribe for one or more courses, please send a brief motivation statement (3-4 lines) together with a short CV to sandra.penic@unil.ch, until 15 April. Registration will be confirmed and participants will receive the final programme shortly afterwards. To allow for intensive class interactions, the number of participants is limited to 15, and participants are expected to take part in the full course(s) they registered for, i.e., to attend both half-day sessions. If more applications are received, priority will be given to (1) PhD students from the Institute of Social Sciences and researchers already associated with the Pluralistic Memories Project, and (2) PhD students who are conducting a thematically related PhD research.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Pluralistic Memories Project is organizing four doctoral courses: C1. Collective memory and colonial past Laurent Licata, Free University of Brussels (ULB), Belgium April 27-28 C2. Dealing with the past and the role of archives Briony Jones, Swisspeace, Switzerland April 29-30 C3. Crowds, collective resilience and empowerment John Drury, University of Sussex, UK May 4-5 C4. … Continue reading Doctoral Courses 2015<\/span>
\nLaurent Licata, Free University of Brussels (ULB), Belgium
\nApril 27-28<\/p>\n
\nBriony Jones, Swisspeace, Switzerland
\nApril 29-30<\/p>\n
\nJohn Drury, University of Sussex, UK
\nMay 4-5<\/p>\n
\nStephan Parmentier, KU Leuven, Belgium
\nMay 6-7<\/p>\n