Workshop: “Australia and the Pacific Triangle”

with Prof. Paul Arthur and Prof. Jacqueline Lo

organised by Prof. Paul Arthur and Prof. Beate Neumeier

University of Cologne

October 2013

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From 10th to 17th January, Dr. Anne Lowell (Charles Darwin University) will be presenting a series of guest lectures on intercultural communication in Arnhem Land. Please click here for further information on the lecture series.

On 22 January, Jan Alber (RWTH Aachen) will give a guest lecture on “The Negotiation of Aboriginality in Non-Indigenous Australian Prose Narratives.” Please click here for further information on the event.

It is with great regret that we announce the death of Professor Emeritus Geoffrey V. Davis, a valued member of GASt, who passed away on the 22nd November, 2018. For the full statement please click here.

The Centre for Australian Studies is now member of the Australia-Germany Research Network, inaugurated on 20 November 2018 at the Australian Embassy in Berlin. Please click here for the event on our website and here for the link to the Embassy.

On Thursday, 15th November, Dr. Piers Kelly will give a guest lecture entitled “Message Sticks: A long-distance communication practice in Indigenous Australia” at the University of Cologne. Please click here for further information.

The Centre for Australian Studies warmly congratulates its partner Dr. Julia Hoydis on the completion of her habilitation which was celebrated among colleagues, friends and family on 10 October in the context of her inaugural lecture at the University of Cologne.

On Wednesday, 10 October 2018, Bill Ashcroft will give a public lecture entitled “Postcolonial Futures: The Utility of Hope” at the University of Bonn. Please click here for further information.

New edited volume published by CAS co-director Beate Neumeier and CAS partners Boris Braun and Victoria Herche: Nature and Environment in Australia (WVT). http://www.wvttrier.de/top/Beschreibungen/ID1632.html