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SUMMARY:First Wednesday at Brownell Library
DESCRIPTION:Middlebury College professor Kemi Fuentes-George traces the de
 velopment of pan-African political theory in the early 20th century and di
 scusses how Afro Caribbean “rebel music” helped these ideas challenge 
 established assumptions about nonwhite people and global relations.\n\nAbo
 ut Kemi Fuentes-George\nKemi Fuentes-George is an Associate Professor at M
 iddlebury College. His research focus is on the ways in which narratives a
 bout the world shape how different people live in and affect global proces
 ses. He has published on this research in various journals\, including Glo
 bal Environmental Politics\, as well as his book\, Between Preservation a
 nd Exploitation (MIT Press).\nPartner: Middlebury College and the Andrew 
 W. Mellon Foundation
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Middlebury College professor Kemi Fuentes-
 George traces the development of pan-African political theory in the early
  20th century and discusses how Afro Caribbean “rebel music” helped th
 ese ideas challenge established assumptions about nonwhite people and glob
 al relations.</p>\n\n<p><strong>About Kemi Fuentes-George</strong></p>\n<p
 >Kemi Fuentes-George is an Associate Professor at Middlebury College. His 
 research focus is on the ways in which narratives about the world shape ho
 w different people live in and affect global processes. He has published o
 n this research in various journals\, including Global Environmental Polit
 ics\, as well as his book\,&nbsp\;<em>Between Preservation and Exploitatio
 n</em>&nbsp\;(MIT Press).</p>\n<p>Partner: Middlebury College and the Andr
 ew W. Mellon Foundation</p>
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