CLACSO at NOLAN
Nordic Latin American Research Network Conference
From May 21 to 23, the Latin American Council of Social Sciences will participate as a special guest of the XII Conference of the Nordic Latin American Research Network (NOLAN) and the II Forum of the International Federation of Latin American and Caribbean Studies (FIEALC), at the South Campus of the University of Copenhagen, in Denmark, within the framework of the academic cooperation sustained for more than 50 years between CLACSO and the Nordic countries.
Under the title “ Latin America and the Nordic Countries: Relations, Reflections, Perspectives ,” the meeting aims to rethink the relationship between Latin American and Nordic regions, focusing on both close dialogue in social and humanistic thought and the exchange of practical knowledge. The conference program includes academic panels, invited speakers, and plenary roundtables.
In that context, on Tuesday, May 21, the Executive Director of CLACSO, Karina Batthyány , gave the lecture "Intersections and conflicts: critical knots in gender policies in Latin America."
And on Wednesday, May 22, Karina Batthyány participated in the round table “Nordic strategies in cooperation with Latin America”.
In turn, on May 22, Pablo Vommaro , Academic Secretary of CLACSO, participated in the Panel “Social movements, Transformations and Politics” and the Table “Scientific cooperation between Latin America and the Nordic Countries”.
On Thursday the 23rd, Karina Batthyány and Pablo Vommaro presented the CLACSO books.
Karina Batthyány and Pablo Vommaro together with Jussi Pakkasvirta , University of Helsinki, member of the European Council for Social Research on Latin America (CEISAL) and the Nordic Institute of Latin American Studies, NILAS; Anna Barrera , EU-LAC Foundation; and Georg Wink, University of Copenhagen, President of NOLAN
Organized by: ILAS (Forum for Iberian and Latin American Studies), University of Copenhagen in collaboration with NOLAN (Nordic Network for Latin American Research), FIEALC (International Federation of Latin American and Caribbean Studies).
It is supported by the Latin American Council of Social Sciences and various CLACSO Working Groups participate.
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