The Association for the Study of EthnoGeoPolitics (EGP)

The Association for the Study of EthnoGeoPolitics (EGP) or EthnoGeoPolitics in short, aims to further the knowledge on the cultural, social, religious, ethnic and (geo-)political characteristics, processes and developments in different areas of the world.
As a non-profit organisation, we seek to achieve this by:

  • offering guest lectures for existing courses, or courses developed by ourselves, related to ethnogeopolitics or kindred issues and disciplines at universities, institutes and colleges inside and outside the Netherlands.
  • encouraging debate on ethnogeopolitical topics and research findings, as presented in our new journal Forum of EthnoGeoPolitics (see link ‘Publications’).
  • providing or participating in teaching modules and materials on ethnogepolitical concepts, research methods, topics, regions and research findings for universities, institutes and colleges in and outside the Netherlands.
  • presenting papers, organising panels and giving lectures at conferences, symposia and other meetings in academia and meetings for the wider public (see link ‘Activities’)
  • providing Open Access through our license policy

Volume 11 Numbers 1-2, Winter 2023

Frontpage Information, Contents, Guidelines  Forum of EthnoGeoPolitics Vol.11 Nos.1-2, Winter 2023, pp.1-7. ForumofEGPVol11Nos1-2FrontpageInfoGuidelines_pp1-7

 

Ten Dam, Caspar,  ‘State of the World and the Field—and Journal—of EthnoGeoPolitics (Editorial—Developments in the Field)’  Forum of EthnoGeoPolitics Vol.11 Nos.1-2, Winter 2023, pp.8-23. ForumofEGPVol11Nos1-2CaspartenDam-StateWorldFieldJournalEthnoGeoPolitics_pp8-23

 

Ten Dam, Caspar,  ‘Ritual violence in Liberia: 1. How to perceive, define and study it as a form of brutality—also beyond Liberia’  Forum of EthnoGeoPolitics Vol.11 Nos.1-2, Winter 2023, pp.25-100. ForumofEGPVol11Nos1-2CaspartenDam-RitualviolenceLiberia1_pp25-100

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Jessee Zhang director World Culture Team at Lumumba Editions

We would like to introduce you to Ms. Jessee Zhang*, a Chinese native who is passionate about world culture.

She is an active member of the Pan-African Association for Youth Leadership and Training (APANAEFJ) and director of the World Culture Team at Lumumba Editions in DR Congo.

She recruits volunteers who want to share their passion for culture of their society in the books she subsidises to publish for free (only books about culture). If you are interested, do not hesitate to contact her (of course, she speaks English).

*: Zhang Shi in Chinese; she is also editor Chinese section in our journal Forum of EthnoGeoPolitics.