- Nigeria after Abacha, 12-17 June 1998:
- Abosede George, Misty Bastian, Edris Cooper-Anifowoshe, Akinlolu Akingbola, and Bronwen Manby.
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- African Coalitions in the US, 3-4 June 2001:
- Leigh Swigart, Kathryn Green, Deborah Mack, and Dennis Laumann.
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- Africa and the Year 2000, 2-4 January 2000:
- Timothy Nevin, Joan Wardrop, Robert Baum, Sandra Barkan, Robert Handloff, Peter Limb, and Lyn Graybill.
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- Africa and World History/Systems, 2-21 November 2000:
- Peter Limb (4), Eric Ross, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (2), Eric Vanhaute, Jonathon Walz, and Jeanne Maddox Toungara. Also scroll down to Andre Gundar Frank.
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- Africa in 1500, 9-12 February 1997:
- James M. Blaut, Stephen Belcher, Don Osborn, Gloria Emeagwali, and Ralph Austen.
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- Africa in 2010, 13 October 1999 - 24 December 1999:
- Jim Sanders, William C. Fellows, Laurel Birch Aguilar, Marcello Cappuzzo, Marion E. Doro, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Robert Handloff, Kenneth W. Harrow, Chris Lowe, John Thornton, John Pape, Howard French, William C. Fellows, Jonathan Reynolds, At Ipenburg, Anthony King, Patrick Wurster, Kalala Ngalamulume, Marika Sherwood, Pleuntje Jellema, Justice Mbuh, Tim Carmichael, and Timothy Dwight Nevin.
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- Development in Africa at Start of the 16th Century (and variations of this title), 12 December 1996 - 27 January 1997:
- James M. Blaut (4), Linda M. Heywood (7), Ralph Austen (4), Gloria Emeagwali (4), Gordon C. Thomasson (4), David Killick (4), Christopher Lowe (2), Kelly J. Morris, Jean Libby (2), Kenneth Wylie, Harold Marcus (4), Robin Sabino, Claire L. Dehon, Q. Priest, Patrick Manning, Eric Ross (2), Brian Siegel (2), Peter Limb (2), Kenneth W. Harrow (2), David Lee Schoenbrun (3), John Edward Philips, Marina Tolmacheva, David A. Chappell, R. Ijspeerd, Babu Mizanur Rahman, and Nyokabi.
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- "First Questions" about Africa, 28 December 1999 - 2 January 2000:
- Michael Hammer, Mel Page, Peter Gilliland, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Ibrahim Hamza, Karim Traore, Iain Walker, and Solomon Getahun.
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- (Please click on, then scroll down to) Imaging Africa, 1-16 October 1996:
- Kenneth Wylie, Nemata Blyden, Cora Presley, Joanna Kirkpatrick, J.B. Spector, Donald Zhang Osborn, Brian Siegel, and Howard French. This is a continuation of "Recent European and American Imaging of Africa" in this subsection below. View
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- (Please click on, then scroll down to) Imaging African Pastoralists, 2-4 October 1996:
- Kenneth Wylie, Donald Zhang Osborn, and Brian Siegel.
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- Israeli Involvement in African Affairs, 13-18 October 2000:
- Ken Harrow, Jonathan Miran, John Stoner, Gloria Emeagwali, Peter Limb, Jonathan Reynolds, Nancy Lust, and Ella Keren.
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- Mainstreaming Africa, 19-21 November 1999; (See also "Wonders of the African World" in the Films/Videos subsection below):
- Mel Page, Timothy Burke, Rhiman Rotz, Jonathan Reynolds, John Thornton, Allison Shutt, Chap Kusimba, Mamaissii Dansi Hounon, Anne Holzman, Gloria Emeagwali, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Kenneth Harrow, John Edward Philips, William C. Fellows, Urs Peter Ruf, Rhiman Rotz, J. Tolbert, Jr. via Mackie Blanton, Kenneth Wylie, and Karim Traore.
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- N[ational] P[ublic] R[adio]'S Africa, 17-20 October 2000:
- Edward Steinhart, Linda Heywood, Kathleen Sheldon, Jonathan Reynolds, Jamie Monson, Margaret Hanzimanolis (2), and Lisa Anne McNee.
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- News Coverage of Africa, 6 February - 17 March 1997:
- Berhane Selassie Tsehai, Bill Bravman, Howard French, Rona Peligal, Pier M. Larson, Marion E. Doro, Barbara Cooper, Ralph Austen (2), Ken Harrow, Paul Landau, John Pape, Chris Lowe (2), Martin Klein, Walusako Mwalilino, Gordon Thomasson, and Dorothy C. Woodson.
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- Origin and Meaning of Africa, 29 March - 10 April 2000:
- Janet McCrorey, Ibra Sene (2), Michele Chadeisson, Chouki El Hamel, Christopher L. Miller, Ghislaine Lydon, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Stephen Belcher, Stephen Shea, and Charles C. Verharen.
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- Recent European and American Imaging of Africa, 20-30 September 1996; to continue this thread from 1-4 October 1996 please click on, then scroll down to Reply: Recent European...:
- Brenda Cooper, Stephen Belcher, Andreas Massing, Martin Klein (3), J.B. Spector (3), Kathleen Sheldon, Donna L. King, Eugenia Herbert, Gregory M. Stage, Charles Schaefer, Mel Page, Robin Law, Dorothy C. Woodson, Pia Thielmann, Scott MacEachern (2), Kenneth Wylie (2), Kelly J. Morris, Harold Marcus (5), John Edward Philips, Robert Rotberg, Ralph Austen (2), Kerry Vincent, R.J. Ross (2), Misty Bastian (2), Cora Presley (2), Kathryn Barrett-Gaines, Christopher P. Koch, Henk Dop, Leland C. Barrows, Gareth Griffiths (2), Berhane-Tsehai Selassie, Kelly J. Morris (2), Patricia Lorcin, Christopher Lowe, Paul Landau, Sonia Lee, and Victor Fernandez.
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- Third World/Developing World [and Africa], 8-17 January 2001:
- Wolf Roder (2), Richard Harris, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (2), Jonathan Reynolds, Lucy Kamau, Seyoum Hameso, Ken Harrow (2), Vietato Fumare, Nico Fru Awasom, Richard Harris, Peter Limb (2), Eugene L. Mendonsa (3), David Nolan (3), David Coplan, Ralph Austen, Steve Tillis, Seyoum Hameso, Andre Gunder Frank, Iain Walker, Jack Betterly, Seyoum Hameso, Richard Harris, Eric Ross, David Leaver, and Martin Benjamin.
- This thread originally began as IDOGA/Masereelfonds ExitCongoMuseum, 6-7 January 2001:
- Peter Limb, Seyoum Hameso, Ken Harrow, Jack Betterly, and Seyoum Hameso.
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- Wolf Roder (2), Richard Harris, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (2), Jonathan Reynolds, Lucy Kamau, Seyoum Hameso, Ken Harrow (2), Vietato Fumare, Nico Fru Awasom, Richard Harris, Peter Limb (2), Eugene L. Mendonsa (3), David Nolan (3), David Coplan, Ralph Austen, Steve Tillis, Seyoum Hameso, Andre Gunder Frank, Iain Walker, Jack Betterly, Seyoum Hameso, Richard Harris, Eric Ross, David Leaver, and Martin Benjamin.
- Africa and African American Organizations, 2-4 November 1998:
- Maxwell Murray, Wolf Roder (2), Marika Sherwood, and Ron Mcgee.
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- Blacks in the Americas, 5 March - 13 April 2000:
- Ken Harrow (2), John Atherton, Wolf Roder, Solomon A. Getahun, John Thornton (2), Sandra E. Greene, Eric Ross, John Edward Philips, David Schoenbrun, Allen Roberts, John P. Dunn (2), Ibrahim Sundiata, Edward Gibbon, David Chappell, Max Dashu, William C. Fellows (3), James M. Blaut, Jonathan Reynolds, Chris Lowe, Manu Herbstein, Nicholas Omenka, Mary Wren Bivins, Mamaissii Vivian Dansi Hounon, Ezekiel Gebissa, Jim Blaut, Robert Baum, and Neil Parsons.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Africa and Education in the United States (March 1997) and (April 1997), 7 March - 30 April 1997:
- John Thornton, Thomas Spear, Allison K. Shutt, Thomas Spear, Allison K. Shutt, Barbara Brown, Thomas Spear, Harold Marcus, J. Brookes Spector, Quinton G. Priest, Jean Libby, John Thornton, Barbara Brown, Elizabeth D. Williams, and Cora Presley.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) African Studies in Britain, 15-22 February 1997:
- Chris Koch, Pat Manning, Gareth Austin, and Keith Hart.
- See also Posting 1 and Posting 2 of David Cavers, 13 and 17 February 1997.
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- Bibliography: Photography and African Studies, 15-25 June 2001:
- Massimo Zaccaria, Massimo Repetti, Sophie Dulucq, and Inge Brinkman.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Central European Africanists (September 1998), and (October 1998), 30 September - 13 October 1998:
- Laszlo Mathe, Jonathan T. Reynolds, John Edward Philips, Stephan Buehnen, Scott MacEachern, Nikolai A. Dobronravin, Olga Bessmertnaya, Gloria Emeagwali, and Irina Filatova.
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- Distance Learning for African Studies Courses, 14-17 December 2001:
- Jane Njeri Irungu, Judith Bush, Robert White, Matt Carotenuto, Joseph O'Neal, Allison Drew, and Ron Krabill.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Postmodernism and African Studies, 11-21 November 1997:
- Ken Harrow, Ken Wylie, Peter Limb, Ato Quayson, David A. Chappell, Ken Harrow, and Bibliography
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- Definitions of Afrocentricity, 22 August - 23 September 2000:
- Patrick L. Mason, Ulrike Schuerkens, Keith Byerman (2), Cecil Gray, Ismail Rashid, Mathew Forstater, Peter Limb, Patrick L. Mason, Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani, Karim Traore, Wolf Roder, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (4), John Thornton (3), Jay Spaulding, Ken Harrow, Gary T. Gunnels, Philip J. Havik, Martin Klein, and Peter Limb.
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- AIDS a Myth?, 12 November 1995 - 1 February 1996:
- Contributions from Ralph Austen, Tsehai Berhane-Selassie, John Boldrick, James DeMeo, Derick Fay, Elizabeth Isichei, Charles Geshekter, Martin Klein, Paul S. Landau, Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Glenn McKnight, Beverly Smith, Keith Tankard, Gordon Thomasson, and Gretchen Walsh.
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- AIDS and the Virgin Cure Myth, 11-30 December 2001:
- Bronwen Manby, Rina Sherman, Brett Shadle, Alan Thorold, David B. Coplan, Alan Thorold, and Marion Jackson. See also below: "Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure."
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) AIDS in Zimbabwe, 3-12 November 1998:
- Leonhard Harding, Charles Geshekter, David Robinson, Wolf Roder, and Christoph Marx.
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- HIV-AIDS, 3-9 October 2000:
- N.S. Kekana, Paul Landau, Peter Limb, T.M. Dedering, Chris Lowe, Julie Livingston, Robert Edgar, Tilman Dedering, and H. Becker.
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- HIV in Botswana, 12-13 August 2001:
- Heike Becker, Kathleen Sheldon, Julie Livingston, and Hansjoerg Dilger.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure, 7-15 December 1997:
- Eric Washington, Lisa Lindsay, Joan Wardrop, Harold Marcus, E. Adams, Werner Hillebrecht, Charles Geshekter, Erik O. Gilbert, and Lynette Jackson.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Terms for AIDS in Southern Africa, 21-28 December 2000 and 2 January 2001:
- David Simmons, Estella Musiiwa, Jim Sanders, Bryan Callahan, Sibongiseni Mkhize, Kimani Njogu, Elias K. Bongmba, Bryan Callahan, David Simmons, Bruce Fetter, Leon Jacobson, and Hansjörg Dilger.
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- "Ukimwi"/AIDS, 17-18 May 2000:
- Beverly Smith, Lawrence Mbogoni, Pieter Remes, and Peter Kelnhofer.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Amulets and Islam, 24-27 October 1999:
- Alison A. Curtin, Stephen Wooten, Jeremy Joseph Pool, Randall Pouwels, Maggie Canvin, John Edward Philips, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Al Roberts and Nikolai A. Dobronravin, John Edward Philips, Jonathan Reynolds, and Al Roberts.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Concentration Camps, 5-21 March 1998:
- Somini Sengupta, Albert Grundlingh, Norman Etherington, Robert Wotton, Werner Hillebrecht, and Mcmullig.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Edison Films on Boer War, 21-29 December 1998:
- Nancy R. Hunt, Harry Needham, Allen Howard, and Chris Lowe.
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- British/Zulu Conflict, 11-16 October 2000:
- Nemata Blyden, Robert Skinner, Scott Reese, Samuel S. Thomas, Robert R. Edgar, Edna G. Bay, Jim Newman, John Edward Philips, Vietato Fumare, Neil Parsons, Chris Lowe, Aldemir Zamparoni, Robert Baum, Edward Steinhart, and Jim Newman.
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- Angola and Angolans in the Media, 7-14 August 2000:
- John Thornton, Linda Heywood, Umeme Sababu, Gloria Emeagwali, and Timothy Burke.
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- African Architecture, 17 December 2000- 12 January 2001:
- Mark Hinchman, Wilmetta Toliver,Robert M. Baum, Emilie Ngo Nguidjol, and Sabine Jell-Bahlsen.
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- Art/Architecture of the Medieval Sudan, 1-3 December 1996:
- J. Rotondo-McCord and Ralph Austen.
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- Corrugated Metal in Africa, 16-18 April 2001:
- Mark Hinchman, Paul Jenkins, Merrick Posnansky, Derick A. Fay, Neil Parsons, and Veit Arlt.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) African Materials in US Archives, 21-27 July 1999:
- Harold Marcus, Gretchen Walsh, Kathryn Green, and John P. Dunn.
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- Archives in Africa, 12-22 August 2001:
- Robert O. Collins, Pedro Machado, Susan Tschabrun, and Paul Jenkins.
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- Archives Nationales du Senegal and Scholarship, 9-14 December 2001:
- Ibra Sene, Kathleen Sheldon, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Greg Mann, Joseph Caruso, and Martin Klein.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) French Education Archives, 12-18 November 1998:
- Rachael Langford, Gabrielle Hecht, Andy Grossman, Mohamed Mbodj, William C. Fellows, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Martin Klein.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Research [Archives in South Africa] from Afar (May 1997) and (June 1997), 31 May - 8 June 1997:
- Michelle Frisbie-Fulton, Stephan Isabirye, Gretchen Walsh, Phia Steyn, Atieno Odhiambo, Margaret Crampton, and Derick Fay.
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- Rhodes House Library, 24 May - 30 June 2001:
- Helen Tilley, Anthony King, Stowell Kessler, Carol Sicherman, Kenneth Wilburn, and Loree Jones.
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- Ruth First Archives, 31 July - 10 August 2001:
- Julie Evans (2), Joan Wardrop, Marion Doro, Jennifer Kopf, Kathryn Green (2), Gregory Mann (2), Sarah Ann Fulguirinas, Sara Rich Dorman, Claude Ardouin, and Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch.
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- Art/Architecture of the Medieval Sudan, 1-3 December 1996:
- J. Rotondo-McCord and Ralph Austen.
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- (Click on, then scroll down to) Tourist Art in Africa, 5-7 March 1999:
- Jennifer Sessions, Monica van Beusekom, Mette Shayne, Jose Roberto Gallegos, and Ray Silverman.