Anthropology Research Seminar: Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson (QUB)
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Anthropology Research Seminar: Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson (QUB)

What it is

Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson gives an Anthropology Research Seminar at Queen's University Belfast on 19 November about waiting for infrastructure in Montserrat under colonial rule.

This seminar paper looks at how Montserratians still live with the fallout of the Soufrière Hills volcanic crisis (1995–2010), thirty years after the volcano awoke.

The seminar is in the Senate Room at Queen's University Belfast, University Road, Belfast, BT7 1NN, on Thursday 19 November 2026 from 15:00 to 16:30.

Questions

When does Anthropology Research Seminar: Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson (QUB) start and end?

Anthropology Research Seminar: Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson (QUB) runs Thursday, 19 November 2026, 15:00 until 16:30.

Where is Anthropology Research Seminar: Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson (QUB)?

Anthropology Research Seminar: Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson (QUB) takes place at The Senate Room at Queen's University Belfast, University Road, Belfast, Belfast.

How much are tickets for Anthropology Research Seminar: Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson (QUB)?

Anthropology Research Seminar: Dr Julio Rodríguez Stimson (QUB) is free to enter.

What is the talk about?

The paper is titled “Permanently temporary: Waiting for infrastructure under colonial rule in Montserrat”. - It covers the Soufrière Hills volcanic crisis (1995–2010): eruptions, mass displacement, the destruction of the capital and uneven reconstruction. - It looks at waiting, ‘stuckedness’ and ‘permanent temporariness’ as slow violence linked to colonial history and aid dependency.

How do I book?

Register on the Eventbrite page: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/anthropology-research-seminar-dr-julio-rodriguez-stimson-qub-tickets-2002074311159

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