Public Positions

Public Positions | Dipesh Chakrabarty on the Planetary Age | 15 Oct | 4pm

WiSER warmly invites you to the next PUBLIC POSITIONS session by Dipesh Chakrabarty on The Planetary Age in Human History

Public Positions | The Politics of the Pandemic by Professor Simukai Chigudu | 16 July | 4pm

WiSER and ACMS warmly invite you to the next PUBLIC POSITIONS session  by Professor Simukai Chigudu on The Politics of the Pandemic

Public Positions | The Restitution of African Art | 25 Feb 2020 | 4pm

WiSER invites you to a lunchtime lecture in our new series PUBLIC POSITIONS, by  Felwine Sarr on THE RESTITUTION OF AFRICAN ART

Public Positions | Arjun Appadurai on Failure, Digitality, Memory | 28 February 2020 1pm

WiSER invites you to a lunchtime lecture in our new series PUBLIC POSITIONS by Arjun Appadurai on Failure, Digitality, Memory

Public Positions| The Pink Line by Mark Gevisser | 20 August | 4pm

WiSER warmly invites you to the next PUBLIC POSITIONS session. Mark Gevisser will be in discussion with Sharad Chari and Mpho Matsipa.

Public Positions: The Implications of Anglo's Fall

WISER, the Department of Politics and History Workshop invite you to join us for a panel discussion in the series of Public Positions on History and Politics:

A video recording of this event is available below.

Chair:

Intersectional Writing in Times of Protest

WiSER, in collaboration with Media Studies at Wits, warmly invites you to its opening event for 2016:   

Interrogating South African Political Economy : Fine and Rustomjee's Minerals-Energy Complex

As the first of a series on new forms of political economy, WISER invites researchers to a seminar on Ben Fine and Zavareh Rustomjee's The Political Economy of South Africa: From Minerals-Energy Complex to Industrialisation (Westview Press, 1996). 

When:  Thursday 16 July 2015 at 2pm in the WISER Seminar room.

Public positions on History and Politics : Racism, recognition and justice

WISER, the Department of Politics and History Workshop invite you to join us for the eighth panel discussion in the series of Public Positions on History and Politics:

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The Matric as Metric : Public Positions on Social Justice

Live video streaming of this event is available here.

Public Positions : Police against the People

At 4:30pm on Monday April 14 the second event in the Public Positions series will be hosted at WISER.

Streaming for this event, from 4:45pm, is available at http://streaming.wits.ac.za

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