Caribbean Cultural Heritage and the Nation; Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao in a Regional Context

Rotterdam and Trans Atlantic Slavery

Summary Report on National Dutch Slavery Museum, 2021

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Dutch dealings with the slavery past; contexts of an exhibition. In: van Boxtel, Grever and Klein, (2016), 92-108.

Marcel Pinas more than an artist

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Lecture: Problematics of slave legacies and their representation as a global history (Leiden, RCMC, 2015)

There is light at the end of the tunnel. Rob Perrée (ed.), Tirzo Martha. I wonder if they’ll laugh when I’m dead. Heijningen: Jap Sam Books, 2017, 261-275.

Tirzo Martha’s confused home. Rob Perrée (ed.), Tirzo Martha. I wonder if they’ll laugh when I’m dead. Heijningen: Jap Sam Books, 2017, 235-243.

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July 1: Emancipation Day in Suriname, a contested lieu de mémoire, 1863-2003. In: New West Indian Guide 78: 3&4 (2004), 269-304.

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