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Surveying People—Policing Plants: Recasting Livelihoods in German Samoa
Price
Free
Free admission; advance reservation required.
Where
17 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2NJ
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Anna Echterhölter explores colonial surveying and agricultural control in German Samoa, tracing how information reshaped livelihoods and social ecology. The lecture offers physical attendance at the German Historical Institute London alongside an online audience. Entry is free, with advance booking for an in-person place.
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