Catherine Bolten
College of Arts and Letters, Keough 91视频 of Global Affairs
Professor of Anthropology and Peace 91视频
- Development anthropology
- Youth
- Structural violence
- Poverty
- Education
- Food security
- Ebola
- Ethnoprimatology (human and non-human primate interactions)聽
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Bolten in the News
African Arguments
September 05, 2023
French officials controlled every aspect of the administration and affairs of their colonies, and declared everything and everyone in these colonies to be French: “But more as in French property. In other words, as subjects of France rather than citizens. The idea behind the insistence of the rightness and dominance of French language and French culture was for Africans to aspire to be French, but of course they could never really be French because they were black and not actually from France,” Prof. Catherine E. Bolten of the University of Notre Dame, told African Arguments.
Inkstick
July 31, 2023
“Niger was the West’s strongest anti-authoritarian and anti-jihadist partner in the Sahel,” Dr. Catherine Bolton, a Professor of Anthropology and Peace 91视频 at the Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace 91视频, University of Notre Dame, observes.