International Congress of Americanists

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The International Congress of Americanists (ICA) ( Spanish: Congreso Internacional de Americanistas ) is a multidisciplinary scientific conference that has been held regularly in Europe or America since 1875 . The term American Studies refers to the entire American continent . The aim of the founding event by the Paris Société Américaine de France on August 25, 1874 was "to contribute to the development of ethnographic , linguistic and historical studies of the two Americas, especially for the time before Columbus ".

The disciplines and topics represented at the congress are anthropology , archeology , art , education , economics , geography , history , human rights , law , philosophy , linguistics , sociology and urban research .

The foundation stone for the Latin America information network REDIAL was laid at the 1988 congress in Amsterdam .

The 53rd International Congress of Americanists took place in Mexico City from July 19 to 24, 2009 and was organized by the Universidad Iberoamericana . The 54th International Congress of Americanists took place in Vienna from July 15 to 20, 2012 and was organized by the University of Vienna , the Austrian Latin America Institute and the Vienna Museum of Ethnology .

Congresses

  1. 1875 Nancy
  2. 1877 Luxembourg
  3. 1879 Brussels
  4. 1881 Madrid
  5. 1883 Copenhagen
  6. 1886 Turin
  7. 1888 Berlin
  8. 1890 Paris
  9. 1892 Huelva
  10. 1894 Stockholm
  11. 1895 Mexico City
  12. 1900 Paris
  13. 1902 New York
  14. 1904 Stuttgart
  15. 1906 Québec
  16. 1908 Vienna
  17. 1910 Buenos Aires / Mexico City
  18. 1912 London
  19. 1915 Washington
  20. 1922 Rio de Janeiro
  21. 1924 The Hague / Gothenburg
  22. 1926 Rome
  23. 1928 New York
  24. 1930 Hamburg
  25. 1932 La Plata
  26. 1935 Seville
  27. 1939 Mexico City / Lima
  28. 1947 Paris
  29. 1949 New York
  30. 1952 Cambridge
  31. 1954 São Paulo
  32. 1956 Copenhagen
  33. 1958 San José
  34. 1960 Vienna
  35. 1962 Mexico City
  36. 1964 Madrid / Barcelona / Seville
  37. 1966 Mar del Plata
  38. 1968 Stuttgart / Munich
  39. 1970 Lima
  40. 1972 Rome / Geneva
  41. 1974 Mexico City
  42. 1976 Paris
  43. 1979 Vancouver
  44. 1982 Manchester
  45. 1985 Bogotá
  46. 1988 Amsterdam
  47. 1991 New Orleans
  48. 1994 Stockholm / Gothenburg
  49. 1997 Quito
  50. 2000 Warsaw
  51. 2003 Santiago
  52. 2006 Seville
  53. 2009 Mexico City
  54. 2012 Vienna
  55. 2015 San Salvador
  56. 2018 Salamanca
  57. 2021 Foz do Iguaçu

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Portal da Cidade Foz do Iguaçu , accessed on August 7, 2018

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