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Du 30 juin 2016 au 1er juillet 2016 (Lisbonne, Portugal)
Colloque organisé par :
Ana Mónica Fonseca – Center for International Studies, ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa (CEI-IUL)
Aurora Almada e Santos - Contemporary History Institute of the New University of Lisbon (IHC-UNL)
Corrado Tornimbeni - Centre for Historical and Political Studies on Africa and the Middle East of the Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Bologna
Iolanda Vasile - Centre for Social Studies, University of Coimbra / West University of Timișoara
Lisbon, at the Contemporary History Institute of the New University of Lisbon
The struggle for self-determination and independence in the Portuguese colonies benefited from an international solidarity promoted by different entities, namely governments, international organizations, and non-governmental organizations, such as churches, trade unions or political, student and women’s organizations. The solidarity was instigated by different ideological commitments across the national boundaries and aimed different goals.
In opposition to the efforts lately carried out to study other examples of international solidarity, namely regarding the anti-apartheid movement, in what concerned the Portuguese colonies the subject has not yet been the center of attention. In the absence of comprehensive analysis, it is not possible to find yet a detailed account of the role of the international solidarity in the support to the struggle for self-determination and independence of Portuguese colonies. The main feature of the existing academic literature is the dispersion owing to the lack of a global account.
Page créée le samedi 25 juin 2016, par Dominique Taurisson-Mouret.