News and Events at the Margaret Anstee Centre

News

• 3 October 2025: MAC Michaelmas Term newsletter.
• 21 August 2025: Dr Fadia Panosetti and colleagues, Agrarian questions in global Palestine: past, present and future. The Journal of Peasant Studies, 1–26.
• 15 July 2025: Dr Cynthia Kamwengo: Deconstructing and reconstructing African development studies through student engagement and cross-cultural collaboration at a UK university in Multiversum: Decolonising For Social Change.
• 13 May 2025: Hurling Money: Public funding and private profit during Covid-19
• 6 May 2025: Dr Diala Lteif: The Conditions of the Working Class in 1960s Beirut: Fire and Everyday Struggles in Karantina
• 5 May 2025: MAC Easter Newsletter
• 26 Mar 2025: Dr Cynthia Kamwengo: Debating Trump 2.0 and Implications for Africa - Reality Check for Zambia: Resilience in the Face of US Aid Cuts?
• 4 Mar 2025: Publishing your first academic book
• 11 Feb 2025: Adam Hanieh lecture on capitalism and the oil industry
• 7 Feb 2025: MAC Lent Newsletter
• 29 Jan 2025: Applications open for Margaret Anstee Research Fellowship 2025
• 24 Jan 2025: What is Knowledge Exchange and how can it benefit your research?
• 21 Jan 2025: Masterclass: The politics of indigeneity with Bonnie Leask
• 20 Jan 2025: Our Term Card for Lent Term 2025
• 21 Nov 2024: Rashalee Mitchell starts her Margaret Anstee Centre Visiting Fellowship
• 10 May 2024: Why an understanding of anthropology is key to navigating the challenges of the 21st Century
• 28 February 2024: Margaret Anstee Centre seminar: How Architecture Makes States
• 17 November 2021: Dr Cynthia Kamwengo on research visit to Margaret Anstee Centre
• 17 Sep 2019: The Margaret Anstee Centre for Global Studies: an inaugural year of dynamic research
• 24 May 2019: “She left no glass ceiling intact”: Newnham’s Margaret Anstee Centre opened by the Vice-Chancellor and Robert Ward Jackson
• 20 December 2018: Margaret Anstee Centre: international workshop on trends and challenges in development