Workshop 3
Social Mobilisations, Mass Movements and Protest in Pandemic Times
25.03.2021
The third workshop “Social Movements, Mass Mobilisations & Protest in the Pandemic” will focus on the various uprisings and popular mobilisations that emerged off- and online against repression and more broadly government measures during the pandemic.
From conspiracy movements in Germany and the digital space, to political uprisings in India, Indonesia and Colombia, speakers will address the complex implications of mass mobilisations during a public health crisis.
Covid-19
and Turmoil
Agenda
Time: 14:00h-17:30h (CET)
Chair: Lene Swetzer (CCDP/Graduate Institute Geneva)
Convener: Claudia Seymour, Senior Researcher, Centre on Conflict, Development and Peacebuilding (IHEID)
Lene Swetzer & Samira Marty (Co-Organisers)
Welcome Note & Housekeeping
Wai Hnin Pwint Thon
Pandemic not the Priority: Burma’s Struggle for Democracy
Julienne Weegels, Yatun Sastramidjaja, and Luisa F. González Valencia, University of Amsterdam
P(R)OTESTAS: Digital authoritarianism and protest in the Global South, amidst the Pandemic
Arnaud Kaba, Göttingen University
The Indian farmer’s movement and the pandemic: endgame for the communal politics?
Ehler Voss, University of Bremen
TITLE TBA
Elena Krsmanovic & Anna Laskai, Utrecht University
Evolution of Conspiracy Theory – 5G Riding the Wave of COVID-19
Q&A Session
Closing of the Session
Wai Hnin Pwint Thon
Burma Campaign UK
Elena Krsmanovic & Anna Laskai
Utrecht University
Julienne Weegels, Yatun Sastramidjaja, and Luisa F. González
Valencia, University of Amsterdam
Arnaud Kaba
Göttingen University
Ehler Voss
University of Bremen