Mauro Armando Adelino Manhanguele

Doctoral Student

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Main Focus

• Normative production and mutual dependencies in Africa
• Knowledge of normativity
• Multinormativity
• Cultural translation
• Mozambique

Projects

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Tramas Coloniais – A documentary podcast about the history of colonialism and its normativities in Africa

Africa Beyond Slavery and Freedom Global South Mutual dependencies and normative production in Africa Normativitätserzeugungswissen

Raquel Razente Sirotti, Mauro Manhanguele, Karolyne Mendes Mendonça Moreira more

Glocalising Normativities. A global legal history (15th-21st century)

Early Modern Period Global History Glocalization of Knowledge of Normativity

Thomas Duve, Luisa Stella Coutinho, Rômulo da Silva Ehalt, Fupeng Li, Raquel R. Sirotti, Luca Alexander von Bogdandy, Karolyne Mendes Mendonça Moreira, Haochen Ku, Mauro Armando Adelino Manhanguele, Karoline Marques Machado, Vanessa Massuchetto, Sandra Michelle Röseler, Julia Hütten, Christian Pogies more

Mutual dependencies and normative production in Africa

Africa Beyond Slavery and Freedom Cooperation Global South Iberian Worlds Knowledge of the Production of Normativity Modernity Mutual dependencies and normative production in Africa

Thomas Duve, Raquel Razente Sirotti, Karolyne Mendes Mendonça Moreira more

Language, power and mutual dependencies: interpreters and justice administration in Colonial Mozambique, 1895-1974

Africa Cooperation Global History Global South Iberian Worlds Knowledge of the Production of Normativity Modernity PhD Project

Mauro Armando Adelino Manhanguele more

Curriculum Vitae

Mauro Armando Adelino Manhanguele is a PhD student at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory and a member of the Research Group ‘Knowledge of the Production of Normativity/Glocalising Knowledge of Normativity and of the project ‘Mutual Dependencies and Normative Production in Africa/Glocalising Normativities - A Global Legal History (15th–21st century)’, which is implemented in partnership with the Cluster of Excellence 'Beyond Slavery and Freedom'. He is currently working on his PhD project entitled ‘Language, power and mutual dependencies: interpreters and the administration of justice in colonial Mozambique, 1895–1974’.

He holds a BA (2018) and MA (2022) in History from Universidade Eduardo Mondlane (Maputo, Mozambique). Between 2018 and 2022, Mauro worked as an independent researcher, and was a research assistant for several research projects at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and the Department of Biological Sciences at Universidade Eduardo Mondlane. His research interests include regimes of normativity, mutual dependencies and normative production in Africa, football and nation-building, climate change and popular culture.