IDFA & Decolonial Futures: Cinema Under Siege #3
8 Oct 2025
In a new collaboration, Decolonial Futures and Het Documentaire Paviljoen explore the multifaceted relationship between cinema and (de)coloniality.
Events
Decolonial Futures
Upcoming events
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Militarized Policing and the Imperial Boomerang in the US and Britain
17 Oct 2025Join the first AISSR lecture of the 2025-2026 series, that will be kicked off by professor of Sociology Julian Go (University of Chicago), exploring social dynamics, structures and the impact of empires. -
On the Façade of the Post-Colonial in International Law and How We Might Do Better
26 Nov 2025The liberal post-WWII order posits that international law is a force for good and justice. But to what extent is this truly the case and how might things be made better? This lecture by Prof. Ardi Imseis will ...
Past events
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Language, form, and 20th century Vietnamese intellectual thought
27 Jun 2025Why write in a language that is not one’s own? Can doing so be a decolonial act? -
International Law's Local Encounters: Experiences and Imaginaries of (De-)Coloniality
5 - 6 Jun 2025Please join us in interrogating international law’s local encounters and (de)coloniality during a two day workshop on the 5th & 6th June 2025 at Amsterdam Law School. The workshop is generously sponsored by the ... -
Cinema Under Siege #2
4 Jun 2025In a new collaboration, Decolonial Futures and Het Documentaire Paviljoen (IDFA) explore the multifaceted relationship between cinema and (de)coloniality. -
'Teacher, Don’t Teach Me Nonsense': Afrobeat(s), Conviviality, and the Future of International Law
13 May 2025What can music teach international law? In this talk, Babatunde Fagbayibo, Professor of International Law at the University of Pretoria, explores how socially conscious music can help us rethink international law.