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@IHChistory@masto.pt  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

🆕 Pedro Cerdeira is the winner of the fourth edition of the Amílcar Cabral Prize for his paper 'Rural Schools, Farm Co-Operatives and the Late Colonial Recreation of African Rurality in Guinea-Bissau', published in the e-Journal of Portuguese History.

🏆 The jury considered that ‘the article stood out for the originality of its theme, the methodology adopted and the treatment and use of original sources.’

👉 https://ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/en/pedro-cerdeira-amilcar-cabral-prize/

#Histodons #HistoryAwards #Colonialism #ColonialHistory

Promotional graphic on a pale pink background for the Amílcar Cabral Prize. On the left, a color photograph shows Pedro Cerdeira, a smiling man with glasses and a beard standing in front of red foliage. Above the photo, text reads “Winner Fourth Edition: Pedro Cerdeira.” On the right, there is a large, light-toned engraved-style portrait illustration of Amílcar Cabral wearing glasses. The award title “Amílcar Cabral Prize” appears prominently in large text.
Promotional graphic on a pale pink background for the Amílcar Cabral Prize. On the left, a color photograph shows Pedro Cerdeira, a smiling man with glasses and a beard standing in front of red foliage. Above the photo, text reads “Winner Fourth Edition: Pedro Cerdeira.” On the right, there is a large, light-toned engraved-style portrait illustration of Amílcar Cabral wearing glasses. The award title “Amílcar Cabral Prize” appears prominently in large text.
Promotional graphic on a pale pink background for the Amílcar Cabral Prize. On the left, a color photograph shows Pedro Cerdeira, a smiling man with glasses and a beard standing in front of red foliage. Above the photo, text reads “Winner Fourth Edition: Pedro Cerdeira.” On the right, there is a large, light-toned engraved-style portrait illustration of Amílcar Cabral wearing glasses. The award title “Amílcar Cabral Prize” appears prominently in large text.
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Pedro Cerdeira is the fourth winner of the Amílcar Cabral Prize | News

Pedro Cerdeira was the winner of the Amílcar Cabral Prize, awarded jointly by the IHC and the Monument to the Discoveries / Lisboa Cultura.
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@h4ckernews@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

Open Veins of Latin America Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent [pdf]

https://archive.wphna.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/1971-Eduardo-Galeano-Open-Veins-of-Latin-America.pdf

#HackerNews #OpenVeins #LatinAmerica #EduardoGaleano #ColonialHistory #EconomicExploitation #PDFDownload

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@IHChistory@masto.pt  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

🗣 We have opened another call for proposals: ‘The Alter-lives of Independence Movements: Frustrated Hopes, Renewed Utopias’ will be an international conference that explores the evolution and transformation of anti-colonial and anti-imperial struggles.

🌍 Is part of the Joint International Workshop “Hopes and Fears. Anti-colonial and Postcolonial Imaginaries in the Lusotopy and Beyond”

ℹ️ https://ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/en/events/alterlives-independence-movements/

#Histodons #CFP #AntiColonialism #AntiIperialism #ColonialHistory

Poster for the conference “The Alter-lives of Independence Movements: Frustrated Hopes, Renewed Utopias”. 26 and 27 June 2026, Lisbon. This conference is part of the Joint International Workshop “Hopes and Fears. Anti-colonial and Postcolonial Imaginaries in the Lusotopy and Beyond”. The poster is illustrated by a photograph of a deteriorated page of the textbook ‘Lutar, Aprender, Vencer, Trabalhar’ (Fight, Learn, Win, Work), published in Bissau by the African Party for Independence of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde (PAIGC) in 1977. It shows a drawing of a black woman carrying a rifle on her back and a few lines of text, a quote attributed to Amílcar Cabral (hope for the best while preparing for the worse) and a reference to the armed struggle in the liberated zones.
Poster for the conference “The Alter-lives of Independence Movements: Frustrated Hopes, Renewed Utopias”. 26 and 27 June 2026, Lisbon. This conference is part of the Joint International Workshop “Hopes and Fears. Anti-colonial and Postcolonial Imaginaries in the Lusotopy and Beyond”. The poster is illustrated by a photograph of a deteriorated page of the textbook ‘Lutar, Aprender, Vencer, Trabalhar’ (Fight, Learn, Win, Work), published in Bissau by the African Party for Independence of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde (PAIGC) in 1977. It shows a drawing of a black woman carrying a rifle on her back and a few lines of text, a quote attributed to Amílcar Cabral (hope for the best while preparing for the worse) and a reference to the armed struggle in the liberated zones.
Poster for the conference “The Alter-lives of Independence Movements: Frustrated Hopes, Renewed Utopias”. 26 and 27 June 2026, Lisbon. This conference is part of the Joint International Workshop “Hopes and Fears. Anti-colonial and Postcolonial Imaginaries in the Lusotopy and Beyond”. The poster is illustrated by a photograph of a deteriorated page of the textbook ‘Lutar, Aprender, Vencer, Trabalhar’ (Fight, Learn, Win, Work), published in Bissau by the African Party for Independence of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde (PAIGC) in 1977. It shows a drawing of a black woman carrying a rifle on her back and a few lines of text, a quote attributed to Amílcar Cabral (hope for the best while preparing for the worse) and a reference to the armed struggle in the liberated zones.
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