Monthly Archives: November 2018

Disturbing the Traces of Colonialism in the Tropen Museum

Posted on November 29, 2018 by ipg4max

My research primarily focuses on the spatial and architectural legacy of early 20th-century colonialism in postcolonial cities, such as Casablanca, Morocco and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. However, this inquiry has provoked an interest in the remnants of colonialism in former “metropoles,” … Continue reading →

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Acknowledging the Gap in Higher Education: The Importance of Empathy in Engineering Majors

Posted on November 16, 2018 by ipg4max

In the context of a political environment in which many citizens believe that their concerns are not being considered nor understood by their elected representatives, the presence or lack of empathy among those leaders is frequently questioned.  Empathy, which refers … Continue reading →

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Cultivating Radical Imagination: Envisioning Alternatives to Ascendant Reactionary Movements and Neoliberal Self-Destruction

Posted on November 8, 2018 by ipg4max

Setting the Stakes Every historical moment contains risks for social retrenchment, for exploitation, violence and attempts by one or another group to dominate others. However, simultaneously, there are always possibilities for collective liberation. Human social, cultural and political history unfolds … Continue reading →

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