Utrecht / Santa Fe / Minneapolis / Austin / New York / Leiden / Frankfurt am Main / Berlin / Amsterdam / London / New York City / the Netherlands Indies / /
Company
CBS / Cambridge University Press / Nations’ Capital / New York University Press / IISG / Oxford University Press / University College Press / Princeton University Press / Amsterdam University Press / Coleman / Cornell University Press / Macmillan / /
Continent
Europe / Americas / /
Country
Netherlands / Mexico / Guinea / Indonesia / France / United States / Suriname / Aruba / United Kingdom / Netherlands Antilles / Nederland / /
Facility
KITLV/Royal Netherlands Institute / University of Texas Press / University of Wisconsin Press / IISG/International Institute of Social History / University of Utah Press / University of Minnesota Press / Moluks Historisch Museum / Leiden University / Utrecht University / Slavernij Monument / /
Cambridge University / University of Texas Press / Dutch government / New York University / Women’s Movement / University of Wisconsin Press / Leiden University / School of American Research Press / KNAW/Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences / Princeton University / Meertens Institute / Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies / Institute of Social History / Cornell University / NWO committee / United Nations / Oxford University / Utrecht University / University of Utah Press / University of Minnesota Press / /
Person
Van Gorcum / Bert Bakker / J. Lucassen / Erna Kerkhof / H. Roodenburg (Meertens) / G.J. Oostindie / Kees Koonings / Patricio Silva / H. Roodenburg / E. Kerkhof / Ulbe Bosma / Van den Berghe / Stephen / Paul Gilroy / Hans Vermeulen / U. Bosma / Arij Ouweneel / John Allan Cicala / /
1. Projectinformatie (IRIS) ‘Bringing History Home: Postcolonial Identity Politics in the Netherlands.’ This research project focuses on the interplay of identity politics among postcolonial