THE FELA KUTI STUDIES GROUP, IBADAN, NIGERIA
With support from
INSTITUTE OF AFRICAN AND DIASPORA STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, NIGERIA
Announces the call for papers for the
2019 FELA ANIKULAPO- KUTI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON AFRICAN HOMELANDS AND SOCIAL THEORY
Conference theme: Rethinking African History: Knowledge Production and Political Sustenance in Post-Colonial Africa.
Graduate Student Roundtable(s) on Empire
CFP Deadline January 31, 2019
In 2010, George Mason University hosted a conference titled "The New South-South Dynamic in Global Affairs: A Changing World Order?" The Global Affairs Seminar at Mason will revisit this conference with an afternoon of panel discussions focused on investment and development aid. This event is open to the public.
Revisiting South-South/BRICs/Emerging Powers Investment and Development Aid
Thursday, January 31, 2019, Research Hall #163, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA
ECAS conference Africa: Connections and Disruptions, Edinburgh, June 11-14 2019
Friends with Benefits? – A Critical Reflection on Patronage and Artistic Agency in the Visual Arts
(Arts and cultures, Art01)
Call for Papers
Citizens and Subjects in the Italian Colonies:
Legal Constructions, Social Practices and the International Context (1882-1943)
Naples, 20-21 June 2019
The newly published issue in the peer-reviewed JENdA: A Journal of Culture and African Women Studies will be of interest to you. As JENdA is focused on research on women in African societies and in the Diaspora, this issue continues the journal's commitment to publish evidence-based research that is engaging and forward-looking. With four incredible researchers, the issue offers a refreshing analysis and approach to their respective topics. All the articles are fascinating read.
Panel at ECAS2019. Africa: Connections and Disruptions
Edinburgh, June 11-14 2019
Convenors
P21: African entrepreneurs: fashioning the future and negotiating the past (two panels with presentation of research papers)
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to announce the availability of a several small travel awards of $200 each to offset the cost of attendance for graduate students and early career scholars coming to Ann Arbor for the De-centering the Global Middle Ages symposium taking place at the University of Michigan Feb 8-9, 2019.
