DeKalb, IL – Colleagues, friends, and students around DeKalb, mark your calendars for a profound and enlightening event! Renowned historian Ishmael Montana is thrilled and honored to be invited to deliver this year’s Zeta Gamma Chapter of Phi Beta Delta Annual Lecture. The highly anticipated lecture will take place on Monday, March 17, at 4:00 PM.
Gratitude goes out to Sarah Choo-Choo Wantroba Lindell and the NIU Division of International Affairs for extending the invitation to present this compelling lecture.
This year’s lecture, part of Montan’s exciting new research project, delves into the intricate effects of mid-nineteenth-century European capitalism on the expansion of slavery. Utilizing population census data, the research investigates its impact on enslaved demographics and labor systems in mid-19th century Tunisia. Special thanks are also extended to the NIU Department of History for co-sponsoring this significant event.
Date: Monday, March 17, 2025
Time: 4:00 PM
Venue: [Specific Location], NIU
This lecture promises to be a groundbreaking exploration of historical themes with contemporary relevance. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain deep insights into the complex interplay between European economic systems and the social fabric of 19th-century Tunisia.
For any inquiries, please contact Sarah Lindell at slindell@niu.edu.
Make sure to attend and be part of this intellectual journey. Let’s gather to appreciate and discuss these historical findings that continue to shape our understanding of the past and its impact on the present. See you there!
Source Sankofaonline.com
