Global Encounters Lecture: "The genetic footprint of racial and gender hierarchies"
The College of Fellows invites you to the Global Encounters Lecture that will take place on December 12th. Dr Àlex Mas-Sandoval will put the topic "The genetic footprint of racial and gender hierarchies" on the agenda
Global Encounters Lecture Dr Àlex Mas-Sandoval: "The genetic footprint of racial and gender hierarchies"
Tue, 12 December 2023, 6.00 PM Großer Senat, Neue Aula (Geschwister Scholl Platz, Tübingen)
Most American populations descend from indigenous Americans, European colonisers and sub-Saharan African slaves. However, the admixture process resulting from the colonisation of the Americas is constrained by socioeconomic and cultural stratification. In his talk, Àlex Mas-Sandoval reconstructs how interactions between racial and gender hierarchies shaped population stratification since the colonisation of the Americas by analysing individual DNA fragments, and offers insights into the evolution of inequalities throughout human history.