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Macola, G. (2010). - Liberal Nationalism in Central Africa: A Biography of Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula , xvi + 224 pp. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. Dr. P.J.J. Meel Research 0.2 fte Membership of boards and committees Chairman ‘Werkgroep Caraïbische Letteren’ (Maatschappij der Nederlandse Letterkunde). Member editorial board ‘Oso, Tijdschrift voor Surinamistiek’. Member editorial board ‘Bronnen voor de Studie van Suriname’(BSS). Member monitoring group ‘Overdracht Surinaamse Archieven’ (Nationaal Archief Den Haag). Advisory and coordinating activities Coordinator Research Master in History. Coordinator PhD programme in History. Coordinator Australian Netherlands Research Collaboration (ANRC). Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee Member opposition committee November 24: Cynthia Abrahams, University of Amsterdam. November 25: Alexander Heldring, Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. Institute for History 96 Miscellaneous Advisor Suriname Desk, Direction Western Hemisphere, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Hague. Member of the jury of the Surinamistiekprijs 2010. Monthly contribution to blogspot ‘Caraïbisch Uitzicht’. Publications Meel, P.J.J. ‘Een beslissend jaar’. In: Leerdam, J. & Beyer, N. (Eds.), Suriname en ik. Persoonlijke verhalen van bekende Surinamers over hun vaderland, pp. 112-117. Amsterdam: Meulenhoff. Meel, P.J.J. [Bespreking van: De arbeiders zijn me heilig. Fred Derby, vakbondsleider en politicus. Een biografie]. In: OSO: Tijdschrift voor Surinamistiek, 29, pp. 362- 365. Prof. Dr. G. Oostindie Research 0.1 fte Invited lectures January 15: ‘Suriname na het kolonialisme’, NRC/KIT, Amsterdam. January 28: ‘Over Indië en Ulbe Bosma’s Indiëgangers’, Spui/University of Amsterdam.
March 2: ‘Na de Max Havelaar: Van Lebak tot Uruzgan’, Max Havelaar-cycle, University of Amsterdam. May 20: ‘De monarchie, de koloniën en de laatste fase van de dekolonisatie’, Public Library Groningen. June 1: ‘Post-colonial sovereignty games: The case of the (Netherlands) Antilles, conference ‘Microstates in the margins of Europe’, University of Copenhagen. September 12: ‘Belgisch en Nederlands (post)kolonialisme’, symposium ‘Allez Congo’, Amsterdam, De Brakke Grond. September 25: ‘De moralisering van het koloniale verleden’, KNAW-SWR seminar, Enschede. October 4: ‘Postcolonial migrants, integration and identity politics in the Netherlands’, Metropolis conference, Museon The Hague. December 10: ‘De toekomst van het Koninkrijk’, Vereniging Antilliaans Netwerk, Amsterdam. Keynote lecture February 2: ‘Een toekomstvisie?’, symposium ‘De toekomst van het Koninkrijk’, The Hague, Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom relations. June 29-30: seminar 'The Impact of the Atlantic Revolutions on Curaçao, 1795-1800’, KITLV, Leiden. Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Member Evaluation Committee Programmed Research, NWO-GW. Member task-force Asia studies, UL. Institute for History 97 Membership of boards and committees Chairman Counselling Committee ‘Geschiedenis van de politie in Suriname en de Nederlandse Antillen’. Member Committee International Policy (KNAW). Member board and steering committee ‘The Atlantic World and the Dutch, 1500-2000’ (Erfgoed Nederland, Nationaal Archief, KITLV). Editor, New West Indian Guide. Editor, Island Studies. Advisory and coordinating activities MemberAdvisory Board, Nationaal Archeologisch Antropologisch Museum, Curaçao. Member Advisory Board, Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies. Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee Drs. Luc Alofs, ‘Koloniaal bestuur op Aruba, 1815- 1955’ (buitenpromovendus) Karwan Fatah-Black M.A., ‘Dutch Atlantic Connections: Nodal Point Paramaribo, 1670-1800’ (NWO) Drs. Han Jordaan, ‘Slavernij en vrijheid op Curaçao, 18e eeuw’ (promovendus ING/KITLV) Bruno Miranda M.A., ‘The military history of Dutch Brazil, 1630-1654’ (Braziliaanse CAPESbeurs). Miscellaneous November 6: Oostindie wins ‘Surinamistiek award 2010’ (once in five years), presented at the IBS (Instituut ter Bevordering van de Surinamistiek)
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