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Data: 10 de Dezembro de 2025 | 17h00

Local: Faculdade de Letras da Universidade de Lisboa | Anfiteatro III

Organização: Centro de História da Universidade de Lisboa

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O livro The Liberation of Portuguese Africa, 1961-1975. International Exile and Solidarity (Palgrave, 2025), coordenado por Pedro Aires Oliveira, Fernando Tavares Pimenta e Aurora Almada e Santos, será apresentado por Marissa Moorman (Universidade de Wisconsin-Madison), na presença dos editores, no próximo dia 10 de Dezembro de 2025, na FLUL. A sessão, moderada por Augusto Nascimento (CH-ULisboa), integra a programação do Congresso Internacional Independências Africanas: Processos, Imaginários, Conexões (10-12 de Dezembro de 2025).

 

 

Sobre o Livro

This book analyses the liberation struggles that took place in the Portuguese colonies of Angola, Mozambique, Guinea, Cabo Verde, and São Tomé e Príncipe during the second half of the twentieth century, highlighting how they unravelled and challenged colonialism in the international sphere. Activists established headquarters and training camps in various exile settings that were instrumental in their struggle for independence. Exile settings were places where the liberation movements worked with host countries, accessed representatives of foreign countries, made connections with nonstate actors and networks of support, and received political and military training. The complex networks of support formed by protestors around the globe operated on a transnational scale, using urban centres as sites of activism and arenas to promote a multiplicity of connections. Bringing together contributions from a range of skilled authors, the book explores selected hubs around the globe including those based in Kinshasa, Dar es Salaam, Cairo, Moscow, Beijing, New York, London, Paris, and São Paulo. Taking a comparative approach, this collection sheds light on the infrastructures of solidarity that were established by activists around the world, and highlights the transnational circulation of ideas around anticolonialism.