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Tourism, memory and heritage emotional geographies of cultural production, memory-making and commemoration 1-3 June 2026 Amsterdam & Wageningen The Netherlands Ready to roll Finally, the day has arrived and we are ready to roll. Today is the start of what promises to be an exciting 3 days of intellectual stimulation and human connection...Check out the … Continue reading Tourism, Memory and Heritage 2026 Conference (1-3 June 2026): ready to roll
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In the last week of August 2025, I spent one intense week with a group of wonderful colleagues in a research sandpit event organised by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) in Westelbeers. We worked together in developing a research proposal under the the Dutch Research Agenda (NWA) Call ‘Slavery pasts: (understudied forms of) impacts and … Continue reading €3.2 million consortium grant for research into the understudied impacts of the Dutch slavery past.
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Emmanuel Akwasi Adu-Ampong 