A investigadora post-doutoral do Grupo HISTAGRA, Alba Díaz-Geada participará o vindeiro 29 de abril no "Spring Series colloquia”, organizado dentro do Programa de Estudos Agrarios da Yale University (USA). Alba Díaz-Geada presentará o traballo: “When milk began to be worth”: Economic, Social and Cultural Changes in Rural Galiza, 1959-1986

Alba Díaz Geada (1985) é doutora en Historia pola Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (2013). Premio Nacional á Excelencia no Rendemento Académico Universitario, realizou o Máster en Historia Contemporánea (2009) e foi Bolseira FPU no Departamento de Historia Contemporánea e de América da USC no Grupo de Referencia Competitiva HISTAGRA.

As súas liñas de investigación son: historia agraria e historia social, movementos sociais, cambio social e cultural, franquismo e transición á democracia.

O programa:

Wednesday, April 29, 5:00-8:30 (230 Prospect, Seminar Room)
Aniket Aga – Ph.D. Candidate, Anthropology
Merchants of Knowledge: Retailers, Private Sector Extension Agents, and Vegetable Cultivation in Western India

Alba Diaz – Visiting Postdoctoral Fellow, Contemporary History
“When milk began to be worth”: Economic, Social and Cultural Changes in Rural Galiza, 1959-1986

Alder Keleman – Ph.D. Candidate, Forestry and Environmental Studies
The Bitter Taste of the Anthropocene: Cooking Native and Traditional Crops in the Bolivian Andes

Thursday, May 7, 5:00-8:30 (Luce Hall, Room 203)
Ariel Ron – Postdoctoral Fellow, American History
The 'Home Market': Structural Change and Developmental Ideology in the Rural Northeast, 1815-1860

Yu Luo – Ph.D. Candidate, Anthropology
Drifting with the Current?: An In-Between Ethnicity at China's Southwestern Borderland

Amy Zhang – Ph.D. Candidate, Anthropology
Spectacular Technology, Invisible Harms: Touring Guangzhou’s Waste Facilities