Urban Africa – Urban Africans Picture: Sandra Staudacher New Encounters of the Urban and the Rural

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Urban Africa – Urban Africans Picture: Sandra Staudacher New encounters of the urban and the rural

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ia, India, South Korea, Japan, and Brazil. Currently it has 29 members, 5 associate members and 4 af- filiate members worldwide. Besides the European Conference on African Studies, by far its major activity, AEGIS promotes various activities to support African Studies, such as specific training events, summer schools, and thematic conferences. Another initiative, the Collaborative Research Groups (CRGs) is creating links between scholars from AEGIS and non-AEGIS centres that engage in collaborative research in new fields. AEGIS also supports the European Librarians in African Stud- ies (ELIAS). A new initiative, relating scholars in Af- rican Studies with social and economic entrepreneurship is expressed in initiatives such as Africa Works! (African Studies Centre, Leiden) or the I have the great pleasure of welcoming to the 7th Business and Development Forum held just be- European Conference on African Studies ECAS fore ECAS. Finally, let me highlight the specialised 2017 on behalf of the AEGIS Board. Under the publications promoted by AEGIS, the Africa Year- theme of Urban Africa - Urban Africans: New en- book and the AEGIS Series, both published by counters of the rural and the urban, this confer- Brill. Following a policy of open access that we en- ence assembles the main research that is currently thusiastically support, Brill is going to share the being produced worldwide. No other continent is books of this last series online (after a probationary growing as fast as Africa: in 2100, the continent is period), allowing a broader sharing of ongoing re- expected to have as many inhabitants as Asia, due search. to its high fertility rate and young population. To- day, 60 percent of the population of the African In a period of political uncertainty and social insta- continent is under 25 years old. Most of these bility, a strong commitment of institutions and re- young people are living in or moving to towns. In a search centres to the principles of academic free- generation’s time, we will witness the radical trans- dom and continuous support of a community of formation of a continent where the majority of the knowledge is needed more than ever. I am happy population used to reside in the countryside, to to thank my colleagues on the AEGIS and Adviso- one where cities are growing fast, transforming the ry Board for their efforts in defending and promot- way of life of billions of people. Cities are a major ing African Studies. I would like to commend the stage for new opportunities in education, employ- Centre for African Studies at the University of Ba- ment, entrepreneurship, and services. While cities sel and the Swiss Society for African Studies for concentrate poverty, they also represent the best their extraordinary organisation of this seventh way to escape it. Cities are in a better position to ECAS, and to thank in particular Till Förster, Elísio provide education and health care—as well as oth- Macamo and Veit Arlt for their enthusiasm and er services and amenities—simply because of their dedication. They have organised an exciting pro- advantage of scale and proximity. Cities are also gram that will allow us to share and enjoy the cur- the locus of creativity as exemplified by the vibrant rent debates on African Studies, and to participate art scene of South Africa. Cities are the stage for in a memorable conference. political demands and new battles, as indicated by the activist movements all over the continent. Clara Carvalho These changes need to be better known, meas- President of AEGIS ured, and exposed. They are being addressed by scholars in and out of African universities and research centres. Driven by the social sciences, African studies are able to address these many fields of research of a young and vibrant continent.

AEGIS, the European African Studies network, is an expanding organisation that gathers scholars around the many issues related to Africa. As a group, it has been expanding its borders outside the limits indicated in its name (Europe and Africa) to include African Studies associations and centres from other parts of the world, such as Austral-

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 4 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 5 ECAS7 an important andexcitingevent.We warmlywel latter fortrustinguswiththe organisationofsuch 2017 onbehalfoftheAEGISBoard.We thankthe European ConferenceonAfricanStudiesECAS standing ofthehumancondition. local experiencecanmaketowards abetter under claims to universalismandthe contributionwhich tory builtonacriticalawareness ofthelimits of with bothpositiveandnegativeelements. Itisahis The history linkingBaselto Africaisavibrantone, itself asanimportant hostto theAfricancontinent. glements ofonesortoranother, Baselhasasserted sionary work,tradeexchangesandpoliticalentan- in Switzerland.Throughlinksestablished bymis sel. Thecityandregionarerepresentative ofAfrica come allparticipants to thetri-borderregionofBa- Society forAfricanStudiesareproudto hostthe7 The CentreforAfricanStudiesBaselandtheSwiss ourselves inBasel Hosting Africaand The choiceofthethemeUrban Africa-UrbanAf- rather asanopportunityto understand theworld. proaches Africanotasaproblem to besolved,but world. TheCentreforAfrican StudiesBaselap- seeing, describingandrendering intelligible the production withtheimprovementofourways in areflexiveenterprise thatconnects knowledge charting newtheoreticalandconceptualterritory ondly, ittasks scholarshipwiththeresponsibilityof reason, alwaysimplyotherpossibleworlds.Sec- arehistorically contingent and, forthis “Global” knowledges justhowmuch“Europe”andthe promote anunderstanding ofscholarshipthatac- intellectual agendaintwoways.Firstly, itseeksto The CentreforAfricanStudiescontributes to this as “EuropeanandGlobalStudies”. agenda oftheUniversityBaselofficiallyknown Africa hasbeenpartofabroaderintellectual development ofyoungpeople.Asrecently, the extent thatitcontributes to theintellectual to knowledgeaboutandfromAfrica,especiallyto much importance theUniversityofBaselattaches peoples. Thissupportalsodocuments justhow only its commitmentto thecontinent,butalsoits Basel (Switzerland’soldestuniversity)showsnot for theCentreAfricanStudies,Universityof tre forAfricanStudiesBasel.Throughits support half, thisdimensionhasfoundahomeattheCen- Africa connection.Overthepastdecadeanda an academicandintellectual dimensionto Basel’s Health Institute havebeeninstrumental inadding Bibliographien andtheSwissTropical andPublic Institutions suchasMission21,theBaslerAfrika th - - - -

Conference Committee Veit Arlt,TillFörster, ElísioMacamo dows to theworld:Africa. new insights into thismostprivileged ofallwin- tive encounters, fruitfulexchangesandexciting African Studies,wewisheveryparticipantproduc- whole ECAS2017team andtheSwissSocietyfor for theirinvaluablecontribution.Onbehalfofthe mittee, membersofstaff andallstudentassistants Scientific Committee andtheProgrammeCom- support givento us.We thank themembersof tions, especiallytheUniversityofBasel,for pectations. We thankall individuals andinstitu- We trustthatthisconferencewillmeetallyourex- ourselves. not onlyhostingAfricainBasel.We arehosting world weinhabit.Inthissense,therefore,are been isalwaysanemphaticstatement aboutthe world becausewhatAfricais,willbe,orcouldhave there isanAfricaineverymanifestation ofthe world. We arehumbledbytherealisationthat identity andofthewaytheyareperceivedin aware ofhowmuchAfricahasbecomeparttheir as partofaUniversity, acityandregion,whichare tween scholarsandAfrica.We areproudto doso this conversationintheongoinginteraction be- sel aredelighted to hostanimportant highlightof cabulary. We attheCentre forAfricanStudiesBa- haps evensubvertthemeaningscarriedbyits vo- challenging usto engagecriticallywithitandper- who wearebecausethereisalanguageout ous, conversation.JustlikeAfrica,wescholarsare this intelligibility inconstant, andoften acrimoni- continent theprivilegeofnegotiatingterms of who weareandwhatdo.We sharewiththe makes itpossibleforusto talk intelligibly about owing ouridentityto aconceptual apparatusthat any objectofstudy, theparadoxicalexperienceof As scholarswesharewithAfrica,asindeed cans deployto makesenseof theirlives. ples, thetaming ofwhichyields scripts whichAfri- tors whichoften liebeyondthecontrolofits peo- re-inventing itself againstthe backgroundoffac- reaffirms Africaasavibrantcontinentpersistently frameworks andconceptualcategories. Theurban while playingcatandmousewiththeoretical at theintersection ofchange andpermanence the abilityofhumanbeingsto goabouttheirlives Africa turnseveryresearcherinto an eyewitnessto nating mannerinwhichresearchontheurban 2010. Ourinterest hasbeen shapedbythefasci- thematic conferenceorganizedbytheCentrein Studies inBaselandwasthetopic ofanAEGIS key issueintheworkofCentreforAfrican speaks to theseconcerns.Urban Africahasbeena ricans: Newencounters oftherural andtheurban Word fromtheorganisers 12.06.17 17:22 5 6 Organisers ECAS7

Convening institutions

The Centre for African Studies Basel is a coordinated research network at the Till Förster University of Basel, Switzerland University of Basel with partner Elísio Macamo University of Basel, Switzerland institutions such as the Basler Afrika Bibliographien (BAB), Mission 21 or the Julia Tischler University of Basel, Switzerland Swiss Tropical and Public Health Anne Mayor University of Geneva, Switzerland Institute (Swiss TPH). It promotes Africa-related teaching at the university Daniel Küenzler University of Fribourg, Switzerland and offers MA and PhD programmes in African Studies as well as an advanced Gregor Dobler University of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE studies Certificate in African Affairs. With its joint research theme Living the City, the Centre has been at the Gareth Austin University of Cambridge, England forefront of research on urban Africa. Research under this theme is promoted Susann Baller DHIP-CREPOS, Dakar, Senegal along five axes of research: Public Rose-Marie Beck University of Leipzig, Germany Health and Social Life; Media and Imagination; Knowledge Production Eva Maria Belser University of Fribourg, Switzerland and Transfer; Governance and Civil Wim van Binsbergen African Studies Centre, Leiden, Netherlands Society; Environment and Develop- ment. These axes also inform the Gilles Carbonnier The Graduate Institute, Geneva, Switzerland teaching activities of the Centre. The

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE Centre today constitutes a solid Divine Fuh University of Cape Town, South Africa framework within which numerous Olivier Graefe University of Fribourg, Switzerland post-doctoral researchers as well as doctoral and MA students have been Clemens Greiner University of Cologne, Germany engaging with urban issues. This has led to the founding of a new master Andreas Heuser University of Basel, Switzerland programme Critical Urbanism in Daniel Küenzler University of Fribourg, Switzerland cooperation with the University of Cape Town. Paul Lane University of Uppsala, Sweden

Christine Lequelec-Cottier University of Lausanne, Switzerland

Dominique Malaquais CNRS/IMAF, Paris, France Swiss Society for African Jenny Fatou Mbaye City University London, England Studies Sonia Merten Swiss Tropical & Public Health Institute, Basel, Switzerland The Swiss Society for African Studies Brigit Obrist University of Basel, Switzerland (SSAS) aims at advancing research on Africa, including the organisation of Silke Oldenburg University of Basel, Switzerland conferences to discuss questions of Jean Bernard Ouédraogo CNRS-EHESS, Paris, France African lifestyles and other aspects of African societies and cultures. Didier Péclard University of Geneva, Switzerland Contributing to the circulation of relevant information, the SSAS Rüdiger Seesemann University of Bayreuth, Germany understands itself as a platform for Fiona Siegenthaler University of Basel, Switzerland synergies and collaboration between universities and research institutions. It Céline Thiriot Sciences Po, Bordeaux, France strives to enhance the visibility and the institutionalisation of African Studies in Switzerland. Founded in 1974, the SSAS Veit Arlt lead, logistics, website is based on the model of Area Studies. With this view, it offers opportunities to administration Julia Büchele connect researchers and the interested Pascal Schmid finances, communication, travel grants public in a theme-oriented and multidisciplinary exchange. With Jacob Geuder organisation of student staff and volunteers alternating themes, the biannual Swiss Researching Days promote exchange Nicole Bolliger travel among researchers at different stages CONFERENCE OFFICE CONFERENCE Rita Kesselring publishers’ exhibition fo their careers. The SSAS is a member of the Swiss Academy of Humanities Winnie Kanyimba film sessions and Social Sciences. Kadiatou Diallo A* Magazine Melanie Boehi

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 6 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 7 ECAS7 takes theformofaonce-offnewspaper whichyouwillfindin Analysis –istheofficialpublicationofprogramme.It ban Africa.A*Magazine–standing forArt,Africaand an extensive arts andcultureprogrammewithafocusonur- The AfricanStudiescommunityofBaselisproudto offeryou Beyond ECAS:A*Magazine(*Art*Africa*Analysis) THURSDAY 29 JUNE WEDNESDAY 28 JUNE 03 23 Concert:JazzfromSouthAfricawith 20:30 - 22:30 23 40 Interactive Tabita Performance: 12:30 – 14:00 Interactive Installation: knowbotiq– 12:30 – 14:00 73 90 Interactive Tabita Performance: 17:30 – 19:00 40 73 Workshop: Literature andsources 14:00 - 17:30 00 Filmscreening:This isEurope 20:00 03 Film screening:VivaRiva! 20:30 90 Moderated readings:InKoli Jean 19:00 80 Walking Tour: AfricaandBasel 18:00 80 Walking Tour: AfricaandBasel 18:00 Walking Tour: AfricaandBasel 14:00 19:30 Theatre performance: Showhin Theatreperformance: 19:30 «Papa Wemba. Theatreperformance: 19:30 Lohnhof, 4051 Basel Meeting pointandstart ofthetour: Switzerland Basel, Hirschgässlein21,4051 Basel, Department ofHistory |Universityof about Africancitiesandopenaccess 4051 Basel Markthalle Basel,Viaduktstrasse 10, Marcus Wyatt Andile Yenana, SiyaCharlesand 4051 Basel Kultkino Atelier, Theaterstrasse 7, 4051 Basel Tinga Cinema&Bar, Nadelberg 4, Kasernenstrasse 23,4058Basel Atelierhaus Klingental, everyday racism) (a pieceaboutracialprofilingand 4057 Basel Kaserne Basel,Klybeckstrasse1b, Le singeavaitraison»(D.Niangouna) Klybeckstrasse 1b,4057 Basel Kulturraum Restaurant parterre, Bofane andFiston MwanzaMujila Meeting point:Lohnhof, 4051 Basel Matthäusplatz, 4057 Basel Rezaire –MerKaBa fortheHoeteps Meeting point:Lohnhof, 4051 Basel Petersplatz, 4051 Basel Rezaire –MerKaBa fortheHoeteps Petersplatz, 4051 Basel Swiss Psychotropic Gold additions andupdates please visitwww.amagazine2017.com. many questionsandissuesraisedduringtheseevents. For lettersticles, analyses,interviews, andpoemsrelated to the overview, A*Magazinealsofeaturesabroadspectrumofar- your conferencebag.Inadditionto providingaprogramme

FRIDAY 30 JUNE 12:30 12:30 03 23 Concert:JazzfromSouthAfricawith 20:30 – 22:30 17:30 20:00 20:30 18:00 14:00 19:30 19:30 10 Concert:Countertenor SergeKakudji, 21:00 Filmscreening:Borders 21:00 – – – 19:00 14:00 14:00 Klybeckstrasse 1b,4057 Basel Kulturraum Restaurant parterre, featuring harpsichordaccompaniment 4051 Basel Tinga Cinema&Bar, Nadelberg4, Steinentorberg 20,4051 Basel Markthalle Basel,Viaduktstrasse 10, Marcus Wyatt Andile Yenana, SiyaCharlesand Jazzcampus, Utengasse 15,4058Basel from SouthAfrica) Concert: AndileYenana Sextet (Jazz 4051 Basel Tinga Cinema&Bar, Nadelberg4, TouchFilm: IDon’t theGold Kasernenstrasse 23,4058Basel Atelierhaus Klingental, profiling andeverydayracism) Theatre: Showhin(apieceaboutracial 4057 Basel Kaserne Basel,Klybeckstrasse1b, «Papa Wemba. Lesingeavaitraison» byD. Niangouna: Theatre performance Meeting point:Lohnhof, 4051 Basel Walking Tour: AfricaandBasel Matthäusplatz, 4057 Basel Random Audience Moves On,Itai HakimandKajama –A featuring MakongelafromTheBrother TheBrotherMovesOn Performance: Meeting point:Lohnhof, 4051 Basel Walking Tour: AfricaandBasel Petersplatz, 4051 Basel Mujila –Acte deDireIII rives etrhythmes|Fiston Mwanza HenriMichelYéréPerformance: –De Petersplatz, 4051 Basel Swiss Psychotropic Gold Interactive Installation: knowbotiq– A* Magazine 12.06.17 17:22 7 8 A* Magazine ECAS7

21:00 Staged reading: «M’appelle 21:00 Concert: Trap with Jones Cruipy Mohammed Ali» with D. Niangouna, Kulturraum parterre, Klybeckstrasse 1b, Frank Weigand and Leyla-Claire Rabih 4057 Basel Kaserne Basel, Klybeckstrasse 1b, 21:00 Film: The Chairman and the Lions 4057 Basel Tinga Tinga Cinema & Bar, Nadelberg 4, 21:00 Concert: Rumba Congolaise with 4051 Basel Yannick Nkoy Kulturraum Restaurant parterre, Klybeckstrasse 1b, 4057 Basel 11:00 – 13:00 Brunch: Zmorgeland 21:00 Film: Leaving Africa (ECAS 2017 meet me there) Tinga Tinga Cinema & Bar, Nadelberg 4, Markthalle Basel, Viaduktstasse 10, 4051 Basel 4051 Basel

SUNDAY 2 JULY SUNDAY Concert: Jazz from South Africa with Andile Yenana, Siya Charles and 12:30 – 14:00 Performance: Mouna Karray – Nobody Marcus Wyatt Will Talk About Us Markthalle Basel, Viaduktstrasse 10, Petersplatz, 4051 Basel 4051 Basel 13:00 – 13.45 Video installation: Sammy Baloji’s 11:30 Readings: In Koli Jean Bofane and and Filip de Boeck’s installation, Fiston Mwanza Mujila with saxophone

SATURDAY 1 JULY SATURDAY commented by Filip de Boeck accompaniment by Claude Bofane Museum der Kulturen, Münsterplatz 20, followed by a Congolese lunch 4051 Basel Kulturraum Restaurant parterre, 14:00 Walking Tour: Africa and Basel Klybeckstrasse 1b, 4057 Basel Meeting point: Lohnhof, 4051 Basel 12:00 Lunch: Congolese lunch by 16:00 Film screening: Pygmée Blues Restaurant Inzia Kultkino Atelier, Theaterstrasse 7, Kulturraum Restaurant parterre, 4051 Basel Klybeckstrasse 1b, 4057 Basel

17:00 – 18:30 Archive Talk: Stolen Moments of 14:00 Walking Tour: Africa and Basel Namibian Music Archives under Meeting point: Lohnhof, 4051 Basel Apartheid Basler Afrika Bibliographien, Klosterberg 23, 4051 Basel

17:30 – 19:00 Performance: Ntando Cele – Lost Cargo… Matthäusplatz, 4057 Basel

18:00 Walking Tour: Africa and Basel Meeting point: Lohnhof, 4051 Basel

19:30 Theatre performance and reading: «Papa Wemba. Le singe avait raison» followed by «M’appelle Mohammed Ali» Kaserne Basel, Klybeckstrasse 1b, 4057 Basel

20:00 Film: Majub’s Journey Tinga Tinga Cinema & Bar, Nadelberg 4, 4051 Basel

20:00 ECAS 2017 Closing Party: Urban Sounds from Africa

20:00 Rumba Congolaise with Yannick Nkoy

21:30 Jazz from South Africa with The Blue Notes Tribute

23:00 Motherland Soundystem: Tour d’Afrique

Jazzcampus, Utengasse 15, 4058 Basel

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 8 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 9 ECAS7 10:00 -24:00 Mon 12June–Sat5August2017, Klybeckstrasse 1b,4057 Basel Restaurant parterre, paintings andphotography Congolese Contemporary Art: Kongo amRhein:Exhibitionof Sun 11June–2July, 12:00 - 19:00 4053 Münchenstein Salon Mondial,Freilager-Platz 10, paintings andinstallations Congolese Contemporary Art: Kongo amRhein:Exhibitionof Mon to Sat,9:00 - 22:00 28 April–26August2017, strasse 18-20,4056Basel University Library, Schönbein- Archives inAfrica Press Photography and Images ofCurrentAffairs: Sat 10June–24 Voltaplatz, 4056Basel Alles Ägypter exhibition Image AfriqueFestival ’17: Fri 16June–Sun2July2017 Lindenberg 10,4057 Basel Poster ExhibitionbyK’Werk Image AfriqueFestival ’17: Thu 8June–Sun2July Inner cityofBasel Everyday Africainvirtualspace Image AfriqueFestival ’17: Thu 2February –Sat24June Hotel Euler, Centralbahnplatz14,Basel Edition POPCAPexhibition Image AfriqueFestival ’17: Fri 9June–Sat172017 Theaterplatz, Klostergasse, 4010Basel CAP PrizeExhibition Image AfriqueFestival ’17: Sat 1July2017, 12:00 - 20:00 Thu 29June,Fri 30Juneand Nadelberg 4,4051 Basel(NB042) Exhibition: Devenirquelqu’un Exhibitions Sat 11:00 -16:00 Sat Tue to Fri 14:00 - 18:00, 4 July–142017, 28 June–2July2017, 11:00 - 19:00, Klosterberg 23,4051 Basel Basler AfrikaBibliographien, Music History Untold Stolen Moments –Namibian Sat &Sun11:00 - 17:00 15:00 -20:00; Thu Tue, Wed &Fri 15:00-18:00; Sun 25June–9July2017, Kasernenstrasse 23,4058Basel Ausstellungsraum Klingental, 2007 -2017 Douala Making Tue –Sun,10:00 - 17:00 Thu 29June–Sun6August2017, Münsterplatz 20,4051 Basel Museum derKulturen, Sammy BalojiandFilipdeBoeck and videoinstallations from sculpture fromFreddy Tsimba Congolese Contemporary Art: Kongo amRhein:Exhibition of 4051 Basel Missionsstrasse 21, Bildungszentrum 21, Entrance ofHotel Meeting point: 13:00 –14:00and18:0019:00 Friday 30June: 13:00 –14:00and18:0019:00 Thursday 29June: 13:00 –14:00 Wednesday 28June: 13:00 –14:00and17:0018:00 Tuesday 27 June: research. location forinterdisciplinary collection makeittheperfect graphic andcartographic field” withasuperbphoto- handwritten the reports “from Cameroon. Thecombinationof researcher workingonGhanaor an outstanding resourceforany The BaselMissionArchivesare Archives Mission Basel the from Highlights Africa Tour:Guided A* Magazine 12.06.17 17:22 9 ECAS7 10 Programme Overview

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09:00 - 20:00 Registration desk 07:00 - 20:00 Registration desk open open Set-up of publishers’ 09:00 - 10:30 Panel session 1 exhibition Various meetings and 10:30 - 11:00 Refreshments workshops 11:00 - 12:30 Welcome plenary 13:30 - 17:30 ECAS 2017 Business and keynote by and Development Elísio Macamo Forum (University of Basel) Urbane Scholarship: 19:00 - 20:00 Keynote by Mirjam Studying Africa, de Bruijn (ASC Understanding the Leiden) World Digitalisation and (Lugard Lecture) the Field of African Studies 11:30 - 14:30 Lunch (Carl Schlettwein Lecture) 12:45 - 13:45 Book launches / special events 18:00 - 24:00 Arts and culture programme 14:00 - 15:30 Panel session 2 A* Magazine 15:30 - 16:00 Refreshments

16:00 - 17:30 Panel session 3

18:00 - 18:45 Book launches / special events

19:00 - 20:00 Reception

18:00 - 24:00 Arts and culture programme A* Magazine

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 10 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 11 ECAS7 30 June Friday 07:00 -20:00 12.30 09:00 -10:30 15:30 14:00 18:00 16:00 11:30 11:00 -12:00 10:30 -11:00 12:15 ------24:00 14:30 13:45 16:00 15:30 19:30 17:30 A* Magazine programme Arts andculture special events Book launches/ Panel session6 Refreshments Panel session5 special events Book launches/ Lunch Belonging Boundaries and Africans -Binds, Urban Africa, (Nairobi, Kenya) Joyce Nyairo Keynote by Refreshments Panel session4 open Registration desk 1 July Saturday 20:00 -24:00 09:00 -10:30 07:00 -12:00 12:30 -24:00 15:30 -16:00 14:00 -15:30 18:00 -19:30 16:00 -17:30 11:00 -12:00 10:30 -11:00 11:30 -14:30 12:15 -13:45 until late 20:30 Lunch Urban Spaces Governing African The Politics of Cities, CapeTown) (African Centrefor Edgar Pieterse Keynote by Refreshments Panel session7 open Registration desk A* Magazine programme Arts andculture Jazzcampus from Africaatthe Urban Sounds Closing Party ECAS 2017 at theVolkshaus Conference dinner (Plenary) Closing Session Panel session9 Refreshments Panel session8 special events Book launches/ 2 July Sunday Programme Overview 2#, ǉ-$$ 09:00 -14:00 11:00 -15:30 A* Magazine programme Arts andculture 11:00-13:00) (Live musicfrom the MarkthalleBasel Breakfast/Brunch at 12.06.17 17:22 11 12 Keynote speakers ECAS7

Mirjam de Bruijn Elísio Macamo (Carl Schlettwein Lecture) (Lugard Lecture)

Mirjam de Bruijn is Professor of Contemporary Elísio Macamo is Professor of African Studies at History and Anthropology of Africa at the African the University of Basel and director of the Centre Studies Centre Leiden. for African Studies Basel.

Digitalisation and the field Urbane Scholarship: of African Studies Studying Africa, Understanding the World

Urbanisation in Africa also means rapid technological The lecture addresses a simple question: What is the point change. At the beginning of this century mobile telephony of African Studies? In response it argues that there is value appeared in urban Africa, and ten years later it covered in studying Africa. This value concerns the knowledge likely large parts of rural Africa. Nowadays (cheap Chinese) to be acquired about Africa, but also the understanding smartphones enable internet and social media access. which such knowledge yields about the world. The question These are part of technological transformations in digitali- may be simple, but the answer is complex. “Urbane scholar- sation that are supposed to bridge the urban and the rural ship” refers to a way of engaging with scientific knowledge and will blur these borders through the creation of eco- that reveals sophistication in dealing with the world we live nomic opportunities, information flows, influencing peo- in. The claim is that this sophistication is an intellectual trait ple’s definition of self, of belonging and citizenship. These bound to be fostered by the study of a continent, which is in changes are perceived with huge optimism. The message of many respects what it is because of the way the world is. The ICT4D (Information and Communication Technology for lecture will, therefore, make a case for grounding the study Development) for Africa has been one of glory and revolu- of Africa more firmly in broader claims about the human tion. Practice however also shows other sides. Increasingly, condition and less on Africa’s specificity and the immediate publications show that we are facing a new form of digital benefits to be drawn for such practical concerns as devel- divide in which Africa is (again) at the margins. opment and well-being in Africa.

These transformations influence the relation between urban and rural Africa, and between ‘Africa’ and the World and hence the field of African Studies both in its objects as in its forms of knowledge production and in the formulation of the problems that we should study. In this lecture I will reflect on the past two decades of my research experience in West and Central Africa and how, for me, the field has changed. It has forced me to decolonise my thinking even more, and to enter into co-creation in knowledge production. How can I translate these lessons into a form of critical knowledge production, what are the pitfalls and what is the use of technological change for the redefinition of African studies for the 21st century?

01-12_ECAS_CB.indd 12 13.06.17 10:07 01-12_ECAS_CB.indd 13 ECAS7 quilt. disappeared; ithasincreasinglymultipliedinto ameshed ban Africansisthesumtotal ofethnicthreads.Tribe hasnot tion ofculturalpracticesinthesamewaythatideaur- The lectureconcludesthaturbanAfricaisaconglomera- fines post-colonialKenya erasethenotionofclass? and inthiscontext, howdoestheaspirationalsensethatde- which peoplebury. Doclass factors weighinto thisequation sponses to deathanddyingaswellwaysplacesin as “Kenyan” isbestunderstood bylookingatdominantre- the Kenyan funeralisthattheidentitywewouldliketo term cans. Akeyargumentinthisdescriptionoftheprototype of modernity andto exploretheconceptof“detribalized”Afri- rary deathandfunerarypracticesto expandthenotionof character andidentity, thepaperalsounpackscontempo- yond lookingatphysicalspacesandtheirimpacton ther urbanityandhowdoesitdisrupturbanbelonging?Be- tions ofidentityandbelonging.Howdoesautochthony fur- assumed to havecontributed to awidespreadshiftinno- ya, anEastAfricancountrywhoserapideconomicgrowthis This lecturelooksatmodernAfricathroughthelensofKen- identity andpracticesofbelonging? this erasurerelate to afluidityoftheimaginary, to notionsof marcations betweensocio-economicspaces?Howdoes zoning andtown planninginKenya to erasethephysicalde- the spreadofdigital technology conflated withthedeathof tween urbanAfrica(ns)andruralAfrica(s)?Inwhatwayshas In the21stCentury, whataretheglaringsocialdividesbe- andBelonging Boundaries Binds, Africans: Urban Africa, Urban Joyce Nyairoisanindependentresearcherwho works onculturalmemoryprojects. Joyce Nyairo to thereinventionofurbangovernance. generous andpropositionalscholarship thatcancontribute vations thatcouldbeinvoked to offeramoregrounded, lecture willexplorethekindof politicalimaginaryandinno- ground offormalpoliticsand policycontinueto shift,this livery asmerelyevidenceofexploitative intent. Asthe de- processes, andmulti-institutionapproachesto service modernisation ofthepublicsector, formalparticipatory eral governmentality andregardsalmostallefforts at proach isobsessedwiththecontinuousdiscoveryofneolib- whatever thatill-definednotionmightmean.Asecondap- can foster genuinedecentralisationand“politicalwill”, cratic fixintheformofanoptimuminstitutionaldesignthat urban governance.Oneapproachseeksamagicaltechno- enue thanthetwodominantapproachesto thepoliticsof Conceptually, thisdemandsthat oneexploreadifferentav- agenda to findroots inchanginginstitutionalarchitectures. interests, andthepotentiality foratransformativeurban ing understanding ofthepoliticsto bemarshalledbyvested banisation. Theseshifts callforamorecriticalandpenetrat- more proactiveandaccommodatingstance towards ur- best to restructuregovernmental relationsto integrate a ance anddecentralisation—thatanchordebates abouthow are nowtwomainstreamdiscourses—multi-levelgovern- by theinternational developmentindustry. Asaresultthere with thenewinstitutionalnormativeframeworkpromoted ernments to produceNationalUrbanPolicies inkeeping ion level,downto acommitmentfrommanyAfricangov- starting withanexplicitpro-urbanstance attheAfricanUn- opment inevidence.At aformalpolicylevelthishasshifted, gested, resulted inthedysfunctionalformsofurbandevel- sation inmostAfricancountrieswhich,theargumentsug- years agoscholarslamented thepoliticaldenialofurbani- icy developments acrosstheAfricancontinent.Justafew and Habitat III,therehavebeenimportant politicalandpol- In thewakeofSustainable DevelopmentGoals(SDGs) Spaces Urban African PoliticsThe of Governing founding director oftheAfricanCentre forCities Edgar Pieterse holdstheNRF SouthAfrican Research ChairinUrbanPolicy andisthe at theUniversityofCapeTown. Edgar Pieterse Keynote speakers 13.06.17 10:07 13 14 Hesseling Prize ECAS7

Gerti Hesseling Prize

Gerti Hesseling (1946 - 2009) was a legal anthro- pologist at the African Studies Centre Leiden for nearly thirty years. As a scholar, she combined an interest in macro-level research on constitutional affairs with issues such as land rights and access to land on a micro level. Her research covered all of the Sahel, but Senegal held a special place in her heart. In the early 1990s she was seconded to the Club du Sahel, where she coordinated a large In 2017, the winner is Dr. Abdul-Gafaru Abdulai (University of Ghana) who multidisciplinary research project looking into the co-authored with Sam Hickey the following relationship between land rights and sustainable article: 2016. ‘The Politics of Development development, gaining the respect of many of her under Competitive Clientelism: Insights African colleagues. from Ghana’s Education Sector’. African Affairs 115 (458): 44 – 72.

“On 21 June 1999, Gerti went before a notary in Amsterdam and lodged the Previous prize winners deed that established Stitching AEGIS as a Foundation in the Netherlands. On 2011 that day our network acquired a legal Kojo Sebastian Amanor. 2010. Family existence, which made it possible to Values, Land Sales and Agricultural Commodification in South-Eastern Ghana. institutionalise what had originally Africa: The Journal of the International been an informal grouping of close African Institute 80 (1): 104 – 25. colleagues from a few African Studies Centres”. 2013 Olufunke Adeboye. 2012. A Church in a Cinema Hall? Pentecostal Appropriation of Hesseling was one of the founders of AEGIS. At Public Space in Nigeria. Journal of Religion the opening of the ECAS 3 conference in Leipzig, in Africa 42 (2): 145 – 71. Patrick Chabal and Alessandro Triulzi – with whom 2015 she shared many years of intellectual inspiration Manase Chiweshe. 2014. One of the Boys: and joyful friendship as board members of AEGIS Female Fans Responses to the Masculine – commemorated Gerti’s significance to AEGIS as and Phallocentric Nature of Football follows: Stadiums in Zimbabwe. Critical African Studies 6 (2 – 3): 211 – 22. To honour the memory of a scientist so committed with Africa scholarship, the AEGIS Board decided in its 2009 annual meeting that a Gerti Hesseling Prize would be established to promote the work of African scholars and that the most suitable way would be to seek nominations by AEGIS centres and European-based African Studies journals — including AEGIS centres’ journals — for the best contribution to a European African Studies journal by a young African scholar.

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 14 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 15 ECAS7 Chair: Birkbeck António Tomás (UniversityofStellenbosch) Ola Uduku(UniversityofEdinburgh) Prita Meier(UniversityofIllinoisatUrbana-Champaign) Dominique Malaquais(EHESS,Paris) Manuel Herz(UniversityofBasel) Participants: political discourseofheritage? cial lifeofmodernarchitecture andurbanismbeyondthe tures created? Whatresearchmethodscanrevealtheso- to newunderstandings ofthelifeworldsthatthesestruc networks, andColdWar geopolitics,amongotherthings) recent scholarship(focusingonexpertise,transnational elites? Howcanwemovefromthemacro-scaleanalysesin of colonial andpost-independence yond thepurview plore themeaningsandexperiencesofmodernizationbe- thetics ofcitiesontheAfricancontinent?Howcanweex- How canwedecolonizeanalysesofthebuiltformsandaes nent, builtstructurewascentralto colonialknowledge. chitecture itself, sincetheideaofarchitecture asperma- edge, onecouldarguethatweneednewdefinitionsofar- Achille Mbembe’sthinkingaboutdecolonizingknowl arship to developnewkindsofquestions.Inspiredby confirm, thisroundtable discussionbuildsonrecentschol in Africa,asboththearchiveandphysicalcityseemto be thelogicalbasisforstudyingarchitecture andurbanism Yet, ifthisnexusofmodernizationandcolonialismseemsto fundamentally colonialone. project ofmodernizationitself hasoften beenframedasa cult to comprehendoutside thisframework.Infact,the digenous architecture inpost-independenceAfricaisdiffi- were often leftinplace.Evenpre-colonialheritage andin ture intheprocessofsocialandeconomicmodernization mological assumptionsabouttheimportance ofarchitec- explicitly framedasreactionsto colonialinjustice,episte tion-building, butevenwherenewbuildingprojects were inanovelprojectofna- tecture andurbanismserved Afternial violenceandintervention. independence,archi- Germans, citiesacrossAfricaareindeliblymarkedbycolo cities suchasNairobibytheBritishorWindhoek chitectural modernism ofAsmaraandtheplanningnew Algiers andCasablancaunderFrench ruleto theItalian ar European imperialism.From theurbanmodernizationof and urbanplanninginAfricaareinextricablylinkedwith Established waysofunderstanding modernarchitecture 14:00 -15:30 Fri 30June the CityinAfrica Architecture, Modernization,and RT01 Kenny Cupers (UniversityofBasel) KH033 Room: ------Sandrine Perrot andDidierPéclard (Politique Africaine) Max Bolt(JournalofSouthernAfricanStudies) Michel Doortmont(JournalofHistory inAfrica) Deborah James(Africa) Keith BreckenridgeandGregory Mann(JournalofAfricanHistory) Participants: and theyhaveprovenusefulforscholarsofallranks. ASAmeetings, sions arearegularpartoftheUS-based vidual manuscripts, aswellother topics. Suchdiscus- cess, andhowitisthateditors maketheirdecisionsonindi- environment forAfricanistpublishing,issuesofopenac- round-table willaddresstheintellectual andcommercial History andotherleading journalsinthefield.The African Studieswiththeeditors of theJournalofAfrican A round-table conversation onacademicpublishingin 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July Studies: Meettheeditors Scholarly JournalsinAfrican RT02 Round Table Discussions KH033 Room: 12.06.17 17:22 15 16 Round Table Discussions ECAS7

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Open city – a conversation on Researching urban Africa: a round- in- and exclusion in African cities table discussion on methodology (sponsored by the Heinrich Böll and epistemology Foundation)

Thu 29 June Room: Fri 30 June Room: 16:00 - 17:30 KH033 16:00 - 17:30 KH033

Cities are praised as the most open form of human settle- Research on urbanisation and on the city in Africa is in- ment. However, despite a city’s ability to accommodate a creasingly becoming a major field in African Studies. A diversity of identities, socio-political relations, spatial for- range of theoretical standpoints, including postcolonial- mats, economies and political expressions, cities are far ism, poststructuralism, and political economy, at times ex- from being automatically inclusive and democratic. In Afri- plicitly but more often implicitly in contrast with each oth- ca – as anywhere else – one of the most pressing issues with er, inform the research agendas of the rapidly expanding regard to the city is the question of in- and exclusion. knowledge base on urban Africa. Taking stock of this varie- Growing influx into cities as well as high birth rates contrib- ty of approaches, this roundtable will provide space during ute to a rapid growth of the urban population – of which the conference for critical debate and reflection on the the majority does not have access to basic services and de- methodological and epistemological foundations that un- cent housing. What is more, large parts of the city’s popu- derpin existing research on the African city. lation are excluded from democratic participation in shaping their city’s future. At the same time, luxury infrastructure Key questions to be addressed by contributors include: is popping up in many African cities to provide for the ƥ What are the ontological and epistemological assump- growing living standard and consumption demands of ur- tions that inform scholars’ research agenda and how do ban elites, such as the new waterfront project in Lagos or they affect their methodological choices? the building of secured shopping malls all over the conti- ƥ What are the distinctive strengths and weaknesses of nent. The result is a deeply divided urbanism. different theoretical approaches? ƥ What are the possibilities going forward for research There are, however, a wide range of efforts to give people that is truly inter-disciplinary and/or uses multiple access to resource allocation and city governance. What methods? are promising solutions to the problems that African cities ƥ What does decolonising knowledge on urban Africa face today? How do the various agents involved – formal from Eurocentric theory mean in practice? and informal – as well as the (power) relations between city planners, governments, investors, and inhabitants impact the vision, implementation and sustainability of these ef- Participants: Tom Goodfellow (University of Sheffield) forts? On what scale do efforts to make cities more inclu- Ato Quayson (University of Toronto) sive yield positive results? What about the risk of low im- Jennifer Robinson (University College London) pact “cosmetic”/token projects? What and who are the Chair: Matteo Rizzo (SOAS) drivers and impediments of an open city, a city for all? Discussant: Claire Mercer (London School of Economics)

Participants: Victoria Okoye (Journalist, Lagos) Jenny Fatou Mbaye (City University of London) Edgar Pieterse (African Centre for Cities, University of Cape Town) Chair: Claudia Simons (Böll Foundation)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 16 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 17 ECAS7 N.N. (Volkswagen Foundation) N.N. (SwissNationalScienceFoundation) N.N. (SwissDevelopmentCooperation) Godwyn Murunga(CODESRIA) Participants: the purposeofresearchinandonAfrica. encourages reflectiononthesignificanceofinquiringinto by thetension betweenappliedandbasicresearch discouraged. Thisroundtable addressestheissuesraised within whichinnovationmaybestifledandcriticalinquiry runs theriskofpromotinganintellectual environment to appliedresearch,thefield ofAfricanStudiesarguably Studies. Asmoreandresearchfundsarecommitted basic research.Thisisavitally important issueforAfrican development ofscholarshiprequiresmoreinvestmentin should begivenpriority. Theotherpositionholdsthatthe ment needsaresopressinginAfricathatappliedresearch appear irreconcilable.Onepositionarguesthatdevelop- ca? Theanswerto thisquestion yieldstwopositionswhich What is(shouldbe)thepurposeofresearchinandonAfri- 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June CODESRIA) Society forAfricanStudiesand terms? (sponsoredbytheSwiss Research inAfrica-onwhose RT05 KH033 Room: Lotje deVries (Wageningen University) Freiburg i.Brsg.) the GlobalNorth. attitudes toward Africainpublicandpoliticaldebates in and to whatdegreetheyhaveinstigated morereflexive stimulated newideasinpolitical,socialandculturaltheory bate thuslooksathowthekeyarguments ofthebookhave Patrickseems to Chabalde- beacaseinpoint.Thisyear’s mostwidelyreadbook, ment”, probablyPatrick Chabal’s gimes inAfrica.“Africa Works: DisorderasPolitical Instru- to examinethoroughlytheordinarinessofpoliticalre- can’ politics,‘African’ values,or‘African’ governancesimply tialism thataddressespopularimagesof, forinstance, ‘Afri- ars havehadto makeachoicebetweenstrategic essen- Scylla andCharybdisisnoteasy, andmanyeminentschol- some sortof‘African’ despotism.Findingapathbetween nor arethere‘African’ formsofgovernanceor, stillworse, is no‘African’ societyoran‘African’ wayofdoingpolitics, more sophisticated depictionofAfricanrealities.Yet, there āĂöûôāöøćĂǞā÷ôąøöøăćüĉøôĈ÷üøāöøüùćûøČüāĆüĆćĂāô widely usedinpublicdiscoursethatscholarsseemto have the well-orderedliberaldemocraciesofWest areso Africa asthe‘underdeveloped’or‘disorganised’otherof rope ortheGlobalNorthmoregenerally. Suchimagesof nents. InparticularAfricaisconceived astheotherofEu- relates toglobalisation, the‘us’and‘them’ entireconti- ties asentitieswithdifferentcharacteristics. Intimesof order. Andasmirrorimages,theyconstructed othersocie- ties withadistinctculture,socialorganisationandpolitical Societies havealwaysimaginedthemselvesascommuni- 14:00 - 15:30 Thu 29June The Patrick ChabalDebate Strategic Essentialism? RT06 Andreas Mehler(ArnoldBergstraesser-Institutand Participants: Chair: Sociales Marseille) Jean-Pierre OlivierdeSardan(EcoledesHautes EtudesenSciences Lucy Koechlin (UniversityofBasel) Till Förster (UniversityofBasel) Round Table Discussions KH033 Room:

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Challenges in African Studies New paradigms for researching Worldwide Africa’s past: Round table in honour of Patrick Harries (1950-2016)

Sat 1 July Room: Sat 1 July Room: 09:00 - 10:30 KH033 16:00 - 17:30 KH033

A round table led by the AEGIS board bringing together The round table honours an outstanding South African his- representatives of African Studies Centres from Europe, torian, whose work and personality has influenced and stim- Africa, the USA, Brazil, China, India and Japan. ulated many of us. It pays tribute to a colleague and friend, who has been crucial in the promotion of African Studies and African history in Switzerland. Honoring the life and Participants: work of an innovative scholar like Patrick Harries requires Paul Nugent (University of Edinburgh, AEGIS) more than simply revisiting what he has achieved and con- Lívio Sansone (Universidade Federal do Bahia, CEAO) Anne Pitcher (University of Michigan, ASA) tributed to our way of thinking and writing about Africa. It Motoji Matsuda (University of Kyoto, ASA Japan) also means dicussing the challenges universities in Africa, Lungisile Ntsebeza (University of Cape Town, ASAA) and particularly in South Africa, face today, what this means Narnia Bohler (HSRC, Africa Institute in South Africa) for doing African Studies and researching and teaching Af- N.N. (Korea) rica’s past in Europe, and looking for new intellectual pro- Chair: Clara Carvalho (ISCTE) jects that offer a way forward. The round table, therefore, brings together different generations of scholars: compan- ions and former students of various ages from Cape Town and Basel, as well as a new generation of South African and Swiss lecturers. Born and raised in Cape Town, Patrick Harries became known as one of the few South African historians of his time who crossed the Limpopo, both physically and intellectual- ly, and developed an understanding of South African history beyond the limits of the nation-state. His first monograph Work, Culture and Identity: Migrant Workers in Mozambique and South Africa, c. 1860-1910 (1994) testi- fies to Patrick Harries’ unique ability to merge radical history and historical anthropology in a transnational framework. In 2001, Patrick Harries became Professor for African History at the University of Basel. This move to Switzerland coincided with his research interest in trans-continental knowledge production and identity formation, and his fa- miliarity with French-speaking Switzerland. He was especially interested in how the encounter between Swiss missionaries and African societies left deep marks on both sides. His monograph Butterflies and Barbarians: Swiss Missionaries and Systems of Knowledge in South East Afri- ca (2007) brought Switzerland’s colonial past – against its conventional self-perception as a country without colonies – to the fore. Patrick Harries was crucial in establishing Afri- can Studies in Basel, and his retirement in 2015 meant the end of an era deeply marked by Patrick’s presence and intellectual qualities.

Participants: Melanie Boehi (University of Basel), Sarah Godsell (University of Johannesburg), Didier Péclard (Université de Genève), Ciraj Rassool (University of the Western Cape), Napandulwe Shiweda (University of Namibia), Henri-Michel Yéré (École polytéchnique de Lausanne) Chair: Giorgio Miescher (University of Basel)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 18 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 19 ECAS7 Chair: University) Lorena Rizzo(Harvard Joyce Nyairo(Independentscholar, Eldoret) Dag Henrichsen(BaslerAfrikaBibliographien) Suren Pillay(UniversityoftheWestern Cape) Ralph Weber (UniversityofBasel) Participants: significance to scholarshipingeneral. issues concerningthepracticeofAfricanStudiesandits ceptual andempiricalcomparisonwiththeaimofraising round table discussionwillexploreissuesbearingoncon- ty’ orothertopics arestillimplicitlycomparative.This ‘moderni- er regionalstudies,andthusstudiesof‘identity’, tools andmethodsthatareinsomewaysderivedfromoth- parative innaturewillfrequentlymakeuseofconcepts, – isprovingdifficult.Evenworkthatnotexplicitlycom- comparisons areallowedto be thenormanddeviation ing comparisons‘reciprocally’–wherebothsidesofthe ment levelsthisassumptionmayseemwarranted –butdo- to differencesinsocial,political andeconomicdevelop- damentally differentfromEuropean phenomena.Owing background assumptionthatAfricanphenomenaarefun- politics andeconomicsinAfrica,isconducted againstthe studies? Muchresearch,perhapsparticularlyinstudiesof What istheroleofcomparisonsinpracticeAfrican 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June the study of Africa lenge of reciprocal comparisons in Africa versus the West: Thechal- RT09 Morten Jerven (Norwegian UniversityofLifeSciences) (Norwegian Morten Jerven KH111 Room: the globalandindividualcollective. constituted conflate theruralandurban,local on theother, howthecontexts withinwhichsuchlivesare to whichnarrativebringsindividualtrajectories to lifeand, biographies” seeksto capture,ontheonehand,extent spaces. Theideaofdescribingtheselivesas“cosmopolitan vidual livesconstituted acrosscultural,socialandpolitical self. This“reciprocalgaze”isnowbroughtto bearonindi- looking fromsomewhereatsomethingandone’sown areinformedbyacriticallyconsciouswayof servations which placedatits analyticalcentrethedemandthatob- ble discussiondrawsmainlyfromacollaborativeresearch contexts withinwhichlivesareconstituted. Theroundta- to valuesandinterests thatshapeandareshapedbythe from theassumptionthatlife-histories worthtelling speak view. Finally, itraisespoliticalissuesinasmuchdraws sion betweentheindividualandcollectiveinto full ner inwhichitposits narratives asameansto bringtheten- rendered intelligible. Itbearsonidentity throughtheman- against thebackgroundofwhichindividuallivescanbe assumption thatthereisameaningfulsocialcontext raises historiographical questions as itispremisedonthe questions abouthistoriography, identityandpolitics.It The ideathatalife-history can betold raisesanumberof 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June Cosmopolitan Biographies RT10 Chair: Martin Schaffner(UniversityofBasel) Noor Nieftagodien (University oftheWitwatersrand) Petunia Mabokela(University oftheWitwatersrand) Sekibakiba Lekgoathi(UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) Cynthia Kros(Universityofthe Witwatersrand) Participants: Sheila Meintjes(UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) Round Table Discussions KH033 Room: 12.06.17 17:22 19 ECAS7 20 Film Sessions

Healing of Memories in South Africa (2017) DATE: Ralf Bieler, Switzerland Thu 29 June, 12:45 - 13:45 (38 min, English) Institute for Healing of Memories (IHOM) in South Africa ROOM: The documentary portrays the work of the Institute for Healing of NBCAV, FS13 Memories (IHOM) in South Africa, which was founded right after the

Truth and Reconciliation Commission concluded its work. It offered a PRESENTER: venue for participants from different ethnic groups to reflect on inti- Andrea Bieler mate as well as on the political experiences during the apartheid era. (University of Basel) It employed different methods through which people were invited into a space of storytelling and reflection in which the intersection of DISCUSSANT: autobiography and history of the nation was employed. The docu- Rita Kesselring mentary presents the views of leaders of the Institute who belong to (University of Basel) different generations.

Ghanas Electric Dreams (2017) DATE: R. Lane Clark, Ghana’s Thu 29 June, 14:00 - 15:30 (60 min, English/Twi, English subtitles) Lala Productions ROOM: The documentary film “Ghana’s Electric Dreams” presents a history of NBCAV, FS05 the Akosombo Dam, the country’s most ambitious development pro-

ject completed in 1965. The film takes the viewer on visits to sites af- PRESENTER: fected by this hydroelectric dam. Interviews with Ghanaians, en- Stephan Miescher (University of riched by historical footage, reveal the complexity and contradictions California, Santa Barbara) of modernization. They show how Ghanaians lived with and shaped this development project to their own needs. Recurring themes, in- DISCUSSANT: cluding unintended consequences, social inequities, rural/urban di- R. Lane Clark (Lala Productions) vide, and gender differences, underlie this portrait of a vibrant African nation. The multiple viewpoints demonstrate that modernization re- mains an unfinished project. The film is organized into six segments, each 15 to 20 minutes. They explore different issues that unpack the promises and challenges of Akosombo.

Something New in Old Town (2016) DATE: Jude Fokwang, Cameroon Thu 29 June, 16:00 - 17:30 (48min, English/Pidgin English, English subtitles) Bone Studios Production/DER Africa ROOM: “Something New in Old Town” explores the efforts of dozens of young NBCAV, FS01 women and men in the sprawling community of Old Town in Bamen-

da, Cameroon, in part to make sense of the ways in which communi- PRESENTER: ties “forgotten” by the state are grappling with development chal- Jude Fokwang lenges in the neoliberal era. Filmed over three years in the homes,

streets and work places of Old Town, the documentary examines the DISCUSSANTS: lives and activities of young people who strive to change their com- Divine Fuh (CODESRIA), munity, notably as “searchers” of locally adapted solutions. Through Ben Page (UCL), Basile Ndjio their charitable acts, hygiene campaigns, women-centred schemes (University of Douala) and commitment to grassroots development, they build and impart hope in a community that continues to struggle with redefining how outsiders see them.

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 20 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 21 ECAS7 putting hisandotherelders’care forthecoupleinto question. guments inthevillage’scustomary courtturn fromadultery issuesto he strugglesto reachagoodresolution. Thisremainsuncertain, asar John findshimselfinanawkward position.Evenwithhisownbishop, Tswana terms –andthewifedecidesto fightforherrights incourt, But whenthehusbandconfesses to adultery – ‘breakingtheyard’in and hispoliceconstable, town-savvy wife.Theyclaimto bestillinlove. troubled affairsofaquarrelsomeyoungcouple,stay-at-home farmer tling disputes intheSouthAfricanmines.Johngets entangled inthe on John,achurchminister andaleadingvillageelder, trainedinset- otic celebrationforBotswana’s 50thanniversaryin2016.Thefocusis lage withits awesomelandscapesduringthedramaticnationalpatri- whisper withthreats ofscandal.ItwasshotinBotswana’s Moremivil when villagers,taking sides,tell thetruthasmanydifferenttruthsor tion infamilylife.Itilluminates amurkyimpassebetweenfamilies, The filmtells anintimate story ofchangefromgenerationto genera- (53 min,Tswana, Englishsubtitles)UKProduction Richard Werbner, Botswana Caught-in-Between (2016) city. dren’s children.Today “Changana” isthemostspokenlanguageinthis new landthattomorrow willbethelandoftheirchildrenandchil- and havebroughttheirlanguage,customs, musicandbeliefsto the Many pastors haveabandonedtheirherdsto integrate inthebigcity origin to theformercolonialcityLourençoMarques(Xilunguine). For generations,the“Tsongas” havebeenmovingfromtheirlandof (30 min,Portuguese /Changana,Englishsubtitles)16mmFILMES Inadelso Cossa,Mozambique Xilunguine ThePromisedLand(2013) concept into question. any kindofidentity. InanAfricancitysomewhere,abridgeputs that Marc Augédefines“non-place”asapassagespaceunableto form (10 min,Portuguese, SubtitlesEnglish)16mmFILMES Orlando Mabasso,Mozambique Casa BrancaTheBridge(2016) the slavetradecanstillbeheardinnarrativesoftheiroralhistories. the culturalarenaoftheirhostland.Fading memories ofslaveryand outanichein traditionenablesAfro-SriLankanstoPerforming carve pushed to themarginsdueto politicalchangesandlossofpatronage. Ocean World invariousspheresbutthemajorityofAfro-Asiansare longer animaginedhomeland.AfricanswereprominentintheIndian 350 yearsinSriLanka,connecttheAfro-SriLankansto Africa,nowno songs increolisedPortuguese, alanguageoftradeandcommercefor memories ofthelargestAfro-SriLankancommunity. Dancesand “Indian OceanMemoriesandAfricanMigrants” exploresthecultural (40 min,English,Sinhala,SriLankaPortuguese) IndependentProduction Dr ShihandeSilvaJayasuriya,SriLanka (2014) Indian OceanMemoriesandAfricanMigrants - - of London) (Aristotelian Society, University Hemal Jayasuriya DISCUSSANT: (University ofLondon) Shihan deSilvaJayasuriya PRESENTER: NBCAV, FS07 ROOM: Thu 29June,17:45–18:45 DATE: Inadelso Cossa PRESENTER: NBCAV, FS02 ROOM: Fri 30June,12:15–12:45 DATE: (Manchester University) Richard Werbner PRESENTER: NBCAV, FS04 ROOM: Fri 30June,16:00–17:30 DATE: Inadelso Cosa PRESENTER: NBCAV, FS03 ROOM: Fri 30June,12:45–13:45 DATE: Film Sessions 12.06.17 17:22 21 ECAS7 22 Film Sessions

Iman – preventing violence and extremism DATE: (2017) Fri 30 June, 18:00 – 19:45 Mia Bettar, Sudan (40 min, Arabic, English subtitles) ROOM: Swiss Initiative NBCAV “Iman” is the story of four men and women from different walks of life. FS06 Despite their different backgrounds and circumstances, they share

one common destiny; they are drawn into the world of violent ex- PRESENTER tremism. Based on real events and personal stories, this intervention Ahmed Abdel Mohsen film induces the debate on prevention of violent extremism in the

present-day challenges. This film is an essential part of the current DISCUSSANTS: global UNDP campaign PAVE (Partnering against violence and ex- Ahmed Abdel Mohsen, tremism). Marc Bundi, Sandra Gysi, Daniel Hitzig

Les Mairuuwas - Masters of Water (2015) DATE: Trond Waage, Cameroon Sat 1 July, 11:00 – 12:00 (60 min, Fulani, Gbaya, French - English and French subtitled versions) Visual Culturalstudies, UiT, Norway ROOM: “Les Mairuuwas” is a film about young men’s dreams of succeeding in NBCAV, FS08 the city. The filmmaker followed water transporters in urban Came- roon over many years. The four men portrayed are among the thousands that annually come from the Central African Republic to Cam- eroon searching for a better life. The film describes their daily struggles to make a living, trying to get hold of a handcart, getting enough to eat, and finding a place to sleep indoors. We follow ‘Uncle’ as he strives to earn enough money to take care of his son. Abel ex- presses the felt stigma and the need for another way of life after more than 15 years as a water transporter. Their belonging as a group and their possibilities to get work in the neighborhood is dramatically challenged when Bachirou is arrested.

Guangzhou Dream Factory (2016) DATE: Christiane Badgley, USA, China, Ghana Sat 1 July, 12:15 – 13:45 (65 min, English, Chinese, French English subtitles) Independent Production ROOM: Immigration, globalization, Chinese factories and African dreams… NBCAV, FS09 “Guangzhou Dream Factory” weaves stories of Africans chasing their

alluring, yet elusive, “Made in China” dreams into a provocative cri- PRESENTER: tique of 21st century global capitalism. Guangzhou, a.k.a. Canton, is Heidi Østbø Haugen southern Chinas booming commercial center. A mecca of mass con- (University of Oslo) sumption, the city’s vast international trading centers attract more than half a million Africans each year. Most are doing business in Chi- DISCUSSANT: na to buy goods they’ll sell back in Africa. But some choose to stay, Christiane Badgley (Long and for these Africans China looks like the new land of opportunity, a Beach), Guive Khan Mohamad place where anything is possible. But is it? Featuring a dynamic cast of (University of Geneva) men and women from Cameroon, Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda, “Guangzhou Dream Factory” provides a rare glimpse of African aspirations in an age of endless outsourcing.

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 22 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 23 ECAS7 scribed onto mental mapsofthecity. various urbanspacesarecontested, negotiated and,ultimately, in- leged viewofthewayinwhichsymbolicandmaterial boundariesof inhabiting thecity’sso-calledbairros(districts/areas) provideaprivi- had fullartisticfreedominits filmicapproach.Afocusonthepeople themes ofthatprojectfromnewandoriginalanglesANIMAhas the filmrelates activelyto theresearchproject,itapproaches ResearchCouncil.While to, Mozambique”fundedbytheNorwegian raphy ofaDividedCity. Socio-Politics, Poverty andGenderinMapu- Ethnog- Africa’s dividedcities,andispartoftheresearchproject“The urban crimeandviolence.Thisfilmprojectseeksto visualiseoneof Dzukuta/Pandza tunesupuntilthepresent. (vulgar)? Thedocumentary tracestheseissuesbyfollowingthefirst ban artform–isPandza musicatypeofdance,orisitjust“Pimba” popular critiquesandcontestations aroundits recognitionasanur- movement, its emergence,its name(Dzukuta Pandza), aswell nial Mozambicancityscape.Themoviediscussesthehistory ofthe music constitutes animportant urbanphenomenoninthepostcolo- framing urbangenderrelations,spacesandlifestyles,Pandza Ardilles, NStar, DennyOG,ZiqoCizerBoss).Byrepresentingandre- current state oftheMozambicanmusicmovementPandza (Dino,DJ The documentary recounts thestory oftheinvention,evolutionand Luciano Mauia,Mozambique(31min,Portuguese) O NascerdeumRitmo(2016) tions ofpoliticalinstability andriots, aswellpersistent highlevelsof tions ofinequalityandpoverty, risingenvironmental problems,situa- and well-being,urbangrowthisalsomanifested inemergingcondi- represent opportunitiesforemployment,education,health,leisure part ofthecontinent’spositivemacro-economicdevelopmentand shantytowns orslums.Whileurbanareasaccountforanincreasing affluent businessesandresidentialdistricts alongsidesprawling African continent,often yieldingcontrastingandshockingimagesof Rapid urbanisationisoneofthemostdramaticdevelopments onthe ANIMA-Estúdio Criativo João GracaandFábio Ribeiro,Mozambique(74 min,Portuguese, Englishsubtitles) Maputo: EthnographyofaDividedCity(2015) the richnessofdonsoya. carries himandtheviewerthroughavarietyofexperiencesthatshow makers initiationinto donsoya.Histeacher becomesanarrator who filmed duringayearofresearchinBurkinaFaso, thanks to thefilm- into theirknowledgefromtheperspectiveoffilmmaker. Itwas specialist andamuletmaker. “Kalanda” isauniqueinitiatory journey mals. Adonsoisnocommonhunter, butahealer, adiviner, aritual In someparts ofWest Africa,huntingismuchmorethankillingani- VHX Distribution (62 min,Jula,Englishsubtitles) Lorenzo Ferrarini, UK Kalanda -TheKnowledgeoftheBush(2014) NBCAV, FS11 ROOM: Sat 1July, 16:00–17:45 DATE: Till Förster (UniversityofBasel) PRESENTER: NBCAV, FS12 ROOM: Sat 1July, 14:00–15:30 DATE: (University ofBasel) Barbara Heer DISCUSSANT: (UFRGS-Porto Alegre) Fernando Tivane PRESENTER: NBCAV, FS10 ROOM: Sat 1July, 18:00–19:30 DATE: Film Sessions 12.06.17 17:22 23 ECAS7 24 Meetings Date / Date Time Room Title Convenors

MT01 Fri 30 June KH103 Collaborative Research Group (CRG) Alexander Stroh 18:00 – 19:30 African Politics and Conflict and Jana Hönke

MT02 Wed 28 June KH106 Collaborative Research Group Klaas van Walraven 17:00 – 18:30 (CRG) African History

MT03 Thu 29 June KH103 Collaborative Research Group (proposed Amanda Hammar 18:00 – 19:30 new CRG) Migration and Displacement

MT04 Thu 29 June KH208 Collaborative Research Group Preben Kaarsholm 16:00 – 17:30 (CRG) Africa in the Indian Ocean

MT05 Fri 30 June KH112 Collaborative Research Group Amanda Hammar 12:15 – 13:45 (CRG) Coordinators’ Meeting

MT06 Fri 30 June PG214 Journal of African History Keith Breckenridge 08:30 – 12:30 Editorial Board

MT07 Wed 28 June KH112 Journal Africa Editorial Board Stephanie Kitchen 11:00 – 13:00

MT08 Tue 27 June PG215 African Books Collective Justin Cox and (ABC) Board Meeting Wed 28 June all day

MT09 Fri 30 June RS004 Namibian and Southern Giorgio Miescher 11:00 – 14:30 African Studies Janeke Thumbran

MT10 Tue 27 June MPSEM AEGIS Board Meeting Clara Carvalho 14:00 – 18:00

MT11 Wed 28 June KH111 AEGIS Plenary Meeting Clara Carvalho 10:30 – 12:30

MT12 Wed 28 June KH111 International Africa Stephanie Kitchen 14:00 – 17:30 Institute Council

MT13 Wed 28 June UB118 ELIAS European Librarians in Susanne Hubler (Basler 09:00 - 15:30 African Studies 11th Annual Meeting Afrika Bibliographien)

MT14 Sat 1 July KH112 Central African Studies Association Katrien Pype (University 12:15 - 13:45 (CASA) and CongoResearchNetwork of Leuven and University Business Meeting of Birmingham)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 24 12.06.17 17:22 01-12_ECAS_CB.indd 25 ECAS7 SE03 SE02 SE01 17:45 -18:00 Fri 30June, 18:00 -19:30 Fri 30June, 18:00 -18:45 Thu 29June, Date / Time Desk Reception Near NewUrbanStudiesMaster KH111 Working withAfrica-TheSwiss KH116 Room Studies. next EuropeanConferenceonAfrican at theUniversityofEdinburgwillhost In 2019theCentreforAfricanStudies ECAS 2019 Conference onAfricanStudies Presentation ofthe8thEuropean of Basel.(Followed byareception) and inCriticalUrbanismsattheUniversity Urbanism attheUniversityofCapeTown new Master programmes:inSouthern Basel invite youto apresentation ontwo for UrbanStudiesattheUniversityof University ofCapeTown andtheProgram The AfricanCentreforCitiesatthe of CapeTown andBasel Programmes attheUniversities seen fortheperiod2017-2020. will shareprogrammefundingfore- African countriesandSwitzerland of jointresearchinitiativesbetween This presentation givesanoverview joint researchprogrammes Title Presentations andReceptions Thomas Molony Paul Nugentand António Tomás Manuel Herz, Kenny Cupers, Edgar Pieterse, Sophie Oldfield, Erich Thaler Convenors 13.06.17 10:06 25 ECAS7 26 Book launches Date / Date Time Room Book

BL01 Thu 29 June KH115 Jonathan van Eerd: The Quality of Democracy in Africa. Opposition 12:45 – 13:30 Competitiveness Rooted in Legacies of Cleavages, Palgrave, London and New York 2017.

BL02 Thu 29 June KH116 Siegbert Uhlig, David Appleyard, Alessandro Bausi and Wolfgang 12:45 – 13:30 Hahn (eds.): Ethiopia – History, Culture and Challenges, LIT Verlag, Berlin 2017.

BL03 Thu 29 June KH114 Peter Kallaway and Rebecca Swartz (eds.): Empire and Education in 12:45 – 13:30 Africa. The Shaping of a Comparative Perspective, Peter Lang, New York 2016.

BL04 Thu 29 June KH114 Vilho Amukwaya Shigwedha: The Aftermath of the Cassinga Massacre. 18:00 – 18:45 Survivors, Deniers and Injustices, Basel Namibia Studies Series Vol. 18, BAB Publishing House, Basel 2017.

BL05 Thu 29 June KH115 Iolanda Pensa (ed.): Public Art in Africa. Art et transformations urbaines 18:00 – 18:45 à Douala /// Art and Urban Transformations in Douala, vuesDensemble, +řćüĆ.ąøĆĆøĆ;%øāøĉô²¬³:

BL06 Fri 30 June KH116 Wim van Binsbergen: Vicarious Reflections: African explorations in 12:15 – 13:00 empirically-grounded intercultural philosophy, Papers in Intercultural Philosophy / Transcontinental Comparative Studies (PIP-TraCS), Haarlem, Shikanda Press 2016 (with a reception).

BL07 Fri 30 June KH114 Zed Books and the International African Institute Book Launch: Kris 12:15 – 13:45 Berwouts: Congos Violent Peace: Conflict and Struggle Since the Great African War, Zed Books, London 2016; Marielle Debos: Living by the Gun in Chad: Combatants, Impunity and State Formation, Zed Books, London 2016. Chair: Richard Banegas (Sciences Po).

BL08 Fri 30 June KH115 Sylvain Racaud, Bob Nakileza, François Bart, Bernard Charlery de la 13:00 – 13:45 Masselière (eds.): Rural-Urban Dynamics in the East African Mountains, Mkuki na Nyota Publishers, Dar es Salaam 2017.

BL09 Fri 30 June KH117 La revue Afrique contemporaine présente : «Understanding Boko 13:00 – 13:45 Haram», De Boeck, n°255, 2017.

BL10 Fri 30 June KH116 Matteo Rizzo: Taken for a Ride: Grounding Neoliberalism, Precarious 18:00 – 18:45 Labour and Public Transport in an African Metropolis, Oxford University Press, Oxford 2017.

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 26 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 27 ECAS7 BL18 BL17 BL16 BL15 BL14 BL13 BL12 BL11 13:00 –13:45 Sat 1July 13:00 –13:45 Sat 1July 13:00 –13:45 Sat 1July 12:15 –13:00 Sat 1July 12:15 –13:00 Sat 1July 18:45 –19:30 Fri 30June 18:00 –19:30 Fri 30June 18:00 –19:30 Fri 30June Date / Time KH115 KH116 KH119 KH114 KH117 KH114 KH117 KH115 Room Sembene’s Xala, HurstPublishers,London2017 Richard Fardon andSèngalaRouge: Penguin RandomHousePublishers SouthAfrica,CapeTown 2016. Steven Robins: colonial, PressesUniversitaire deRennes, Rennes2017. Martin Mourre: Sawaba auNiger, PressesUniversitaires deRennes,Rennes2017. Klaas vanWalraven: Africa, West AfricanStudies,OECDPublishing,Paris 2017. OECD/SWAC: CODESRIA 2017. Action Perspective –CaseStudiesfromSouthernMozambique,Dakar, Elísio Macamo: Police inAfrica.TheStreetLevelView, HurstPublishers,London2017. Jan Beek,MircoGöpfert,OllyOwenandJonnySteinberg (eds): Editions desArchivesContemporaines, Paris 2017. African LabourStudiesfromtheApartheidErainto theNewMillennium, Wiebke Keim: Book UniversallyComprehensible,ArrogantlyLocal.South TheTaming ofFaith. Approaching RiskfromaSocial Thiaroye1944.Histoire etmémoire d’unmassacre Cross-border CooperationandPolicy NetworksinWest Letters ofStone. From NaziGermanyto SouthAfrica, Le désirdecalme.L’histoire dumouvement LearningfromtheCurse. Book launches

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Hubs, Gateways and Rural despotism in Precarious Inclusion: Bottlenecks - New democratic South Africa Inclusive Capitalism Transport Infrastructures and African Informal and Urbanities Convenor(s): Lungisile Ntsebeza Economies Respacing Africa I (University of Cape Town); Fred Hendricks (Rhodes University) Convenor(s): Kate Meagher Convenor(s): Wolfgang Zeller (London School of Economics) Thu 29 June, Location: (University of Edinburgh) 09:00 – 10:30, KH115 Chair(s): Wolfgang Zeller Fri 30 June, Location: 14:00 – 15:30 09:00 – 10:30 KH001 Fri 30 June, Location: 16:00 – 17:30 KH115 This Panel addresses the persistence of This panel considers how African reserves in contemporary SA by informal economies are being exploring the roles of traditional incorporated into new models of New port, road and rail infrastructure authorities and the migrant labour inclusive capitalism. It focuses on how developments currently re-cast Africa’s system in the urban-rural nexus. Its informal economic arrangements engagement with transnational politics cases include: the Marikana massacre, combine with ICTs and development and the global economy. This panel the recent attempt to impose chiefs in intermediaries to promote low-cost explores the implications of new Cala and the conflict over mining in market development, unleashing novel economic infrastructures for political Pondoland regulatory consequences. power and participation in specific urban localities across the continent. Farm workers reclaim their dignity and democratic rights Social Dislocation and the Protective Mercia Andrews (Trust for Community Outreach Response: Smartcards on Informal Buses Tangier (Morocco) as a Transregional Transport and Government (TCOE)) in Nairobi and Johannesburg Hub: Multi-Level Visions and Multi-Actor Laura Mann (London School of Economics) Involvement Steffen Wippel (Philipps-Universität Marburg) Rural Despotism in South Africa: Chiefdoms and Fiefdoms A non-inclusive inclusion? Ambivalence Kirk Helliker (Rhodes University) and Uses of Mobile Banking in Small Scale ‘We want to look just like other airports’: Informal Trade in Congo Somaliland’s Hargeisa Egal International Airport Land and Labour in the Marikana Massacre Sylvie Ayimpam (Institut des Mondes Africains as a gateway to recognition (IMAf)); Olivier Kahola Tabu (Universtiy of Tobias Gandrup (University of Antwerp) in South Africa Fred Hendricks (Rhodes University) Lubumbashi) The many faces of gateway politics. Amadiba: contestations over rural governance The Enabler, The Opportunist and The Relic: Controversies over the port of Dar es Salaam and development The Role of Brokers in Sustaining South (and Bagamoyo) Mazibuko Jara African Microinsurance Markets Jana Hönke (University of Groningen); Christopher Paek (London School of Economics Ivan Cuesta-Fernandez (University of and Political Science) Edinburgh) An analysis of musanda as an institution within the Thulamela Local municpality and the current government service delivery system The Dark Side of Inclusion: Great Wall of Lagos: West Africa’s future Muthuhadini Madzivhandila Labour Informalization and Inclusive ‘gateway’ (University of Mpumalanga) Capitalism in Africa Elizabeth Cobbett (University of East Anglia) Kate Meagher (London School of Economics) Emerging rural struggles against traditional leaders and implications for the democratisation of rural governance: Lessons from rural villages of the Eastern Cape Fani Ncapayi (University of Cape Town)

“Emakhaya”: Culture and the moral politics of home amongst isiXhosa speaking migrants on the platinum belt. Melusi Nkomo (Graduate Institute of Interna- tional and Development Studies)

“Whether you like it or not it is us who decide on the headman”: rural local governance in post-1994 South Africa at the crossroads Lungisile Ntsebeza (University of Cape Town)

The Fate of the Land: Rural Power and the Battle to Shape South Africa’s Polity Steven Friedman (University of Johannesburg)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 28 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 29 ECAS7 Gordon Crawford(CoventryUniversity) gold rush2008-13 the impactofinformalChina-Ghana scramble forGhana’s goldresources: South-South labourmigrationandthe Samuel Okyere(UniversityofNottingham) Kenyasi, Ghana mining: thecaseofartisanalgoldminingat Moral economiesoflabourininformalgold of theWitwatersrand) Njabulo Chipangura(University Eastern HighlandsofZimbabwe The SocialOrganisationofASMinthe (Uppsala, Sweden)) Cristiano Lanzano(TheNordicAfricaInstitute Faso) in artisanalgoldmines(Western Burkina changing modelsintheorganizationofwork the ambiguousnatureoflabourand Between dependenceandself-employment: Sara Geenen(UniversityofAntwerp) role oflocalelites intheDRCongo Labour controlinextractives:thechanging Muriel Côte (UniversityofZürich) Burkina Faso of small-scalegoldmininglabourin Comptoirs: thepoliticalgeography Diana Ayeh (UniversityofLeipzig) an emergingminingtown ofBurkinaFaso in Job recruitmentandpoliticalinterventions Mollie Gleiberman(IOB,UniversityofAntwerp) in NorthernMozambique Building aLaborMarket:TVETforExtractives Benjamin Rubbers(Université deLiège) Congolese Copperbelt Labour, networks,andinequalityinthe labour markets. its implicationsforlocallabourersand parts ofruralAfrica,littleisknownabout for growthanddevelopmentofsome gas extractionholdextensive promises labour. Whilelarge-scalemining,oiland newest ‘scrambleforAfrica’ onlocal This paneladdressestheimpactof 16:00 –17:30 14:00 –15:30, Thu 29June, Chair(s): (University ofAntwerp) Convenor(s): extractive industries Labour (markets) in P004 SaraGeenen SaraGeenen KH001 Location: Context Historical-Sociological in Comparative Agrarian Transformation Capitalist Farming, and Scale LandAcquisition, Industrialisation: Large in Africa’s Questfor The Rural-UrbanLinkages P005 Studies) Michael Ayamga (UniversityforDevelopment Land DealsinNorthernGhana Medium ScaleInvestors: AnExpositionof From Transnational Corporationsto Domestic (AgroParisTech) Augustin Palliere; HubertCochet Study inSierraLeone. Creation: From Discourseto Reality. ACase Large ScaleLandAcquisitionandJob Research, UniversityofBonn) Wolfram Laube(Center forDevelopemnt Ghana patterns ofsocialandspatialmobilityin pathways, individualaspirations,and Changing landrelations,educational Africa’s “GreatTransformation”? Studies) Jasper Ayelazuno (UniversityforDevelopment Jesse Ovadia(UniversityofWindsor); along theWestern CoastlineofGhana Social Transformation inInlandCommunities Gas? AgrarianPolitical-economic Analysisof Dispossessing andDislocatingto getOiland Université deBordeaux) Nancy Andrew(LesAfriquesdansleMonde/ for radicaldevelopmentalternatives land-based livelihoodsinAfricaandtheneed The shadowofcapitalist industrialisationover Agrarian transformationforwhom? the countrysideandindustrialisation. and complexrelationshipbetween a comparativeanalysisofthehistorical contradictions ofthisvisionthrough possibilities, constraints, and sation. Thispanelinterrogates the vision inthe21stcenturyisindustriali- Africa’s predominantdevelopment 09:00 –10:30 Thu 29June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): Tamale) (University forDevelopmentStudies, Convenor(s): CarlosOya JasperAyelazuno CarlosOya KH116 Location: a transnationalperspective. but instead mustbeinvestigated in asisolated phenomena, observed These developments cannotbe economic, culturalandsocialchange. countries whichgoalongwith higher educationsectors inAfrican The panelfocusesontheexpanding 14:00 -15:30 09:00 –10:30, Fri 30June, (Goethe-University Frankfurt) Eckl; AlexandraSamokhvalova University Frankfurt); Frauke Katharina (Frobenius-Institut anderGoethe- Convenor(s): Perspective A Transnational Education – Africa andHigher P006 Tejendra Pherali(UCLInstitute ofEducation) opportunities inSomaliland peace building:Complexities,challenges and Academic partnershipsineducation and Ziguinchor); LaureMoguérou(IRD) Jean-Alain Goudiaby(Université AssaneSeckde démocratisation ousimplemassification ? gnement supérieurauSénégal:réelle Les évolutionscontemporaines del’ensei- Jessica Achberger(MichiganState University) in Zambia in thePromotionofKnowledgeProduction andOpportunities Challenges, Interventions, Leiden University) Bert vanPinxteren (AfricaStudiesCentre, What happensatthelevelbelow? Where willtheelite goto next? Donna Cohen(UniversityofFlorida) Architect Rapid Transformation: Educationofthe der GoetheUniversität) Sophia Thubauville(Frobenius-Institut an capitalism From south-southcooperationto global Migration fromIndianteachers to Ethiopia: Oliver Coates (CambridgeUniversity) historical perspective African students inIndia:the2016attacks in Elieth Eyebiyi(LASDEL) Ilka Vari-Lavoisier (UPenn); African Students Migrationto Turkey Talents? SomeImplicationsoftheSurgein Turkey: ANewAcademicEldoradoforAfrican Frankfurt) Alexandra Samokhvalova(Goethe-University of CreativeTechnology Case StudyofLimkokwingUniversity Transnational HigherEducationinAfrica:The SophiaThubauville Panels details KH115 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 29 ECAS7 30 Panels details

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Aftermaths: African capitalisms: Border towns in Africa: urban displacement and Bringing the entrepreneur Between division and the poisoned promise of back in integration (CRG ABORNE resettlement approved panel) Convenor(s): Helmut Asche Convenor(s): Gediminas Lesutis (University of Mainz); Thomas Convenor(s): Silvia Danielak (Harvard (The University of Manchester); Bierschenk (Johannes Gutenberg- University); Mohamadou Abdoul Amanda Hammar (Copenhagen Universität, Mainz) (GIZ - Support to African Union Border University) Programme) Chair(s): Amanda Hammar Thu 29 June, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 KH001 Sat 1 July, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 BS004 Sat 1 July, Location: The interdisciplinary panel focuses on 14:00 - 15:30 BS004 the emergence (or otherwise) of Urban settlements in African border- capitalist entrepreneurship. We are lands illustrate the ambiguity between looking for empirical studies on This panel invites a range of empirical control and facilitation of mobility, mid-sized indigenous entrepreneurs between integration and separation. cases through which to explore and and their companies who operate in theorise the inter-play of urban This panel addresses the, sometimes the productive sectors of the economy, conflictual, interactions and their displacement and resettlement as a including complementary banking. dynamic arena within which both management in the cross-border ordinary urban life and modes of urban urban, and rural-urban, setting along governance and citizenship get Capitalism in East Africa - An interdisciplinary the border. approach to entrepreneurship in Kenya and asserted, contested and/or re-shaped. Rwanda Lara Petersen (University of Mainz) Borderline youth: Independent young Zimbabwean migrants in the South African Unsettling Personhood and Citizenship through border area Urban Resettlement: Reflections from Bulawayo, Pan Africa Rising: The Afro-Entrepreneurs Who Noa Levy (Ben Gurion University of the Negev) Zimbabwe Are Promoting New Political Economies in Africa Amanda Hammar (Copenhagen University) Rita Kiki Edozie (Michigan State University) Villes Frontalieres et Interactions Spatiales. Le Defi d’une Gouvernance Transfrontaliere Being displaced: Gender conscious analysis of Party Politics, Capital Mobilization and the sur la Frontiere Senegalo-Gambienne a Nubian self public spaces. Rise of Indigenous Capitalists in Ghana’s Fourth Mohamadou Mountaga DIALLO (Université de Menatalla Ahmed Agha (University of Antwerp) Republic George Bob-Milliar (Kwame Nkrumah University Dakar) The Inscription and Negotiation of Ethnic of Science and Technology, Kumasi-Ghana) Asymmetry, contradictions and mobility: Difference in a Space of Urban Renewal Lake Kivu’s colonial border towns Sabine Mohamed (Max Planck Institute for the Financial literacy in the South African urban (Rwanda & Congo) Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity / small business sector: Nature, extent and Gillian Mathys (Ghent University) Heidelberg University) utilisation in the Eastern Cape Province Iniobong Akpan (University of Fort Hare) Unintended consequences: contradictory outcomes of resettlement in a South African city Paula Meth (University of Sheffield, UK)

Meet Abshir ‘Citizenship Broker’: Topologies of Citizenship for Somali Refugees in Nairobi Clayton Boeyink (University of Edinburgh)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 30 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 31 ECAS7 Aristide Yemmafouo (University ofDschang) Cameroon the newfunctionsofsecondarytowns in Between metropolisationandruraldevelopment, Chihiro Ito (HiroshimaJogakuinUniversity) Zambia Town andRuralArea:AcasestudyinSouthern Networks ofPeople andCapital BetweenaSmall Multidimensional Interactions andDynamic Maurice Tsalefac cities intheMoungocorridor, Cameroon Rural developmentanddynamicsofsecondary Susanne Kirkegaard(UniversityofCopenhagen) in ruralsmalltowns ofTanzania. Becoming ‘urban’.Spacesofemergingurbanity Ortenblad (UniversityofCopenhagen) (University ofCopenhagen);SinneBorby Copenhagen); Torben Birch-Thomsen Marianne Nylandsted Larsen(Universityof Emerging urbancenter dynamicsinTanzania Connecting rural-urbaneconomies? Jytte Agergaard(UniversityofCopenhagen) (new) researchagenda of smalltowns indevelopment;sketching a Rural-urban transformationsandtheposition Ine Cottyn(UniversityUtrecht) transforming countryside Emerging urbancentresinRwanda’s Ronnie Donaldson(Stellenbosch University) in SouthAfrica’s lowdynamicregions Small towns elite tourism developmentinitiatives Isaac Sopelle(NationalPopulation Council) towns inWest Africa Recent mineclosurestheirimpactonmining Agriculture) Evelyne Lazaro(SokoineUniversityof urbanization inTanzania of theintertwinement ofruraltransformationand The emergenceofurbancentres:Anexploration producing new‘urban’spaces. interactions aretransformingand understand howrural-urban academics. Thereisaneedto further the sightofmostpolicymakersand and intermediate urbancentres,outof Saharan Africaaretaking placeinsmall The urbantransformationsinSub- 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Fri 30June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (University ofCopenhagen) Copenhagen); Torben Birch-Thomsen Jytte Agergaard(Universityof Larsen (UniversityofCopenhagen); Convenor(s): Africa -revisited small towns inSub-Saharan Rural Africa:Theroleof Urban transformationsin P010 GrietSteel MarianneNylandsted CeciliaTacoli KH001 Location: urban andruralAfrica projects andprogramsin assistance: remainingsof 60 shadesofdevelopment P011 Manon Fabre (IFAID) terrains derechercheauMarocetàMadagascar : approcheméthodologiqueàpartirdedeux dedéveloppement La mémoiredesinterventions Franck Fortuné (SciencesPo Bordeaux) développement Réconcilier mémoireetprojetdansle Farid Oubaali(Université IbnZohr) gouvernance publiqueauMaroc dela développement surl’amélioration L’impact au del’aide del’évaluation Berlin) Philipp Öhlmann(Humboldt-Universitätzu Marie-Luise Frost (Humboldt-Universität); of AfricanInitiated Churches Development CooperationfromthePerspective Avoiding “White Elephants” -Critiqueof inAfrica. interventions the marksandremainsofdevelopment years. Thispanelintends to question and collectiveorganisationsforover60 imprint onlandscapes,socialpatterns and ruralAfrica.Ithasleftalasting phenomenon incontemporary urban Development assistance isarecurring 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, Bordeaux) Franck Fortuné (SciencesPo Convenor(s): ManonFabre (IFAID); KH001 Location: Jeremy Lind(Institute ofDevelopmentStudies) finds inTurkana, Kenya Moon landingorshipwreck?Governanceofoil state-society tensions atthemargins. an ‘extractiveregime’mayworsen integration, thegrowingpresenceof rural areas.Whilepromoting are underway, manylocated inmarginal and private) ofunprecedented scale infrastructure projects (bothstate-led Across eastern Africa,extractiveand 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, Development Studies) of Oxford);JeremyLind(Institute of Convenor(s): Eastern Africa’s margins investment andviolencein Dynamics ofgrowth, P012 James Drew(UniversityofSussex) Power Project,MarsabitCounty, Kenya herding intheshadowofLakeTurkana Wind between pastoralist communitieslivingand Divisions, alliancesandconflicts withinand Water Education) Emanuele Fantini (UNESCO-IHE Institute for the Beles,Ethiopia formation inalargescaleirrigationinvestment Water, land,andlabourredistributionsstate Chome (DurhamUniversity) Jason Mosley(UniversityofOxford);Ngala peripheries state’s visionfortheEthiopianandKenyan Productive landscapes:Projectionandriskinthe Asebe RegassaDebelo(DillaUniversity) Corporate SocialResponsibilitiesinEthiopia Extractive Industriesandthedilemmaof Jason Mosley(University Panels details NB003 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 31 ECAS7 32 Panels details

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Rural Food Farmers in Smart cities as national and Urbanization for Africa’s Urban Markets regional growth poles in structural transformation Africa Convenor(s): María José Pont Cháfer Convenor(s): Edlam Yemeru (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Convenor(s): Babatunde Fagbayibo (UN Economic Commission for Africa) Sociales) (University of South Africa); Oladiran Abidakun (BlueWolf Africa) Thu 29 June, Location: Sat 1 July, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 BS001 14:00 - 15:30 KH103 Sat 1 July, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 KH103 The panel shares foci on how to The panel focuses on rural food farmers unleash the productive potential of urbanization for Africa’s structural who target urban markets, exploring As the smart city concept continues transformation, including through not only their challenges and to gain global acceptance as a valuable strengthening rural-urban linkages. opportunities, but also how farmers’ tool for the development of the critical actions shape urban food markets. sectors of urban life, some scholars Crops, labour, diversification of doubt its relevance to Africa. This Affordable Housing: Practices and Prospects investments, new technologies or panel seeks to examine the concept, of House Supply in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia dual residency are some of the facets Esrael Woldeeyesus Mohammed (Leadstar especially the extent of its viability and College of Management and Leadership) of this theme. adaptability for use in Africa. Fertility transition in Maputo: a socio-spatial Taming the market: a historical approach to the analysis Reclaim the African Smart City yam marketing in Ghana. Rogers Hansine (Bayreuth University) Mandu dos Santos Pinto (mandu| architexture María José Pont Cháfer (École des Hautes and urbanizm) Études en Sciences Sociales) Integrating structural and spatial transformation - Rethinking African urbanization and economic Knowledge-based Development in Africa; Local developmental initiatives of rural food development through the agency of spatial the case of Egypt farmers in central Nigeria formation Amal Abdrabo (Faculty of Education, Alexandria Regina Hoi Yee Fu (Hosei University) Sascha Delz (ETH Zurich) University) Urbanization and industrialization for Africa’s The Smart City - There are Parts to be Salvaged Transformation Maximilian Flupke (hackerspaces.org) Edlam Yemeru (UN Economic Commission for Africa) “The Lagos - Johannesburg Axis”: Examining the subsidiary roles of cities as sites for deepening regional integration in Africa Babatunde Fagbayibo (University of South Africa)

Uprooted but not Transplanted: Ethnic Identities in Uganda’s Capital City, Kampala. Charles Amone (Gulu University)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 32 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 33 ECAS7 Steffen Jensen(AalborgUniversity) Dilemmas ofknowledge Wangui Kimari(York University, Toronto) ‘Slum’ researchandthemakingofNairobi The Rightto LifeintheCity:Extrajudicialkillings, Julien Bobineau(UniversitätWürzburg) post-colonial memoryinKinshasa. La villequenousvoulons.Colonialand Denmark) Morten Lynge Madsen(PlanInternational Beyond KnowingtheNow citizenship of thecityandits relationto active questions ofknowledgeproduction citizenship. Thepaneladdresses knowledge arecentralforactiveurban of thecity. Knowledgeandaccessto to accessinganddefiningknowledge contestations especiallywhenitcomes Cities arecharacterized by 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (Roskilde University) Convenor(s): active urbancitizenship Knowledge productionfor P016 JacobRasmussen JacobRasmussen Morten Lynge Madsen BS001 Location: Eastern Africa urban societal wellbeingin Gender transitionand P017 Eastern Africa) Solomon Onyango(TheCatholicUniversityof Tororo Municipality, Eastern Uganda Urbanization andGenderReconstructionin Mary Ochieng(MasenoUniversity) Kenya’s MaximumSecurityPrisons The ConstructionofHegemonicMasculinityin Felix Kioli(SouthEastern Kenya University) Achilles’ HeelfortheirSexuality Adolescents inKenyan UrbanContext as Gender Perspective CrisisintheSocializationof Eastern Africa) Benson Mulemi(TheCatholicUniversityof Health andLivelihoodSecurityinEastAfrica Consequences ofUrbanMasculinityforSocial Njoki Wamai (UniversityofCambridge) womanhood, urbanisationandchange Mutumia Ngatha:Contested Gikuyu and societal wellbeing. urban socioeconomicdevelopment gender arrangements androleson the consequencesofurbanlife,and Eastern Africa.Thispanelwilldiscuss apparent inurbanthanruralareas Changing genderrelationsaremore 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, Catholic UniversityofEastern Africa) Convenor(s): Benson Mulemi(The BS001 Location: Salaam) Arbor); Faustin Maganga(UniversityofDares Howard Stein (UniversityofMichigan,Ann National LandPolicy inTanzania Terra (In)Firma:TheShiftingContours of these changes. power andvested interests underlying constituents andonidentifyingthe a focusontheirimpactkey access to landinAfricancountrieswith policies pertaining to therights of Panel willexaminetheshiftingnational 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, Maganga (UniversityofDaresSalaam) of Michigan,AnnArbor);Faustin Convenor(s): Land Policy inAfrica The DynamicsofNational Shifting Terrain: P018 Romie Nghitevelekwa (UniversityofNamibia) receptions andtheurbanencounter histories, transformations,experiences, Modernisation ofruralagricultureinNamibia: Swaziland) Awasom NicodemusFru (Universityof Urban Swaziland:AHistorical Trajectory Women’s Rightto LandOwnershipinRuraland Youjin Chung Land Policy ReformProcess,2016 Public Participation intheTanzanian National Consultations andContestations: ThePolitics of Axel Bayer;DanielaBehr(UniversityofKonstanz) Evidence fromMalawiandZambia. relationship worththeeffort?Comparative Is theformalizationofstate-traditional Howard Stein (University Panels details BS001 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 33 ECAS7 34 Panels details

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(Street)Markets, Malls, and Transformative research Mining and Urbanization in ‘Exhibitions’: Commerce and economic Rural Africa / Exploitation and the transformation of transformation in Africa minière et urbanisation en African urban space Afrique rurale Convenor(s): Florence Dafe (City Convenor(s): Neil Carrier (University University/German Development Convenor(s): Deborah Bryceson of Oxford); Tabea Scharrer (Max Planck Institute); Babette Never (German (University of Edinburgh); Institute for Social Anthropology) Development Institute) Katja Werthmann (University of Leipzig) Sat 1 July, Location: Sat 1 July, Location: Chair(s): Katja Werthmann 09:00 - 10:30 BS001 16:00 - 17:30 BS001 Discussant(s): Deborah Bryceson

Thu 29 June, Location: The papers in this panel examine how This panel examines the spatial forms 14:00 - 15:30 BS001 underpinning transformations of trade the transformation of African private in Africa, tracing the socio-economic and financial sectors towards impacts of (street) markets, shopping sustainability can be achieved. The This panel looks at urbanization malls and other places of trade. It panel welcomes both theoretical and processes in rural Africa that are focuses on public and private spaces, empirical contributions on this connected with industrial or artisanal highlighting the dynamic relationship question. extractive activities. It invites between urban Africa and trade. contributions that focus on the A pathways approach for financial sector reform socio-cultural aspects of urbanization. to support development Dialectic of the spaces for Street Traders in Lagos Chantal Naidoo (University of Sussex); Meshach Akolade Akiyode (Cardiff University) Aziakpono (University of Stellenbosch) Managing the social-economic impacts of Mupedzanhamo: Spatial Struggles and mining in sub-Saharan Africa: A study of The Namibian BioEconomy: Transformation to Displacements in Harare’s Flea markets Botswana and Zambia a Sustainable Society? c.1994-2016 Munacinga Simatele (University of Fort Hare); Anne Heeren (Leibniz University Hannover| Wesley Mwatwara (University of Zimbabwe); Sepo Musokotwane (Thebe Investment University of Namibia) Innocent Dande (University of Zimbabwe) Management) Pan “African” Rising: The Paradox of Culture, Neither Malls, nor Markets: Shopping complexes Migration, Housing Investment and Indirect a Third Way, and Co-Producing Global in Kenya. Urbanisation in East Africa Development Neil Carrier (University of Oxford); Tabea Deborah Bryceson (University of Edinburgh) Rita Kiki Edozie (Michigan State University) Scharrer (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology) ‘Stand on your feet’: Platinum mining, informal Transformative research and economic settlements and community formation in transformations in Africa Spatial interventions in accommodating African Rustenburg, South Africa c.1994-2016 Florence Dafe (City University/German immigrant petty-traders around the public Joseph Mujere (University of Zimbabwe) Development Institute); Babette Never commercial spaces in the entrepreneurial city of (German Development Cape Town, South Africa Ephemeral Urbanization? Gold Mining Spaces in Gabriel Tati (University of the Western Cape) Upper Guinea (Guinea) Anna Dessertine (Ecole de Gouvernance et d’Economie de Rabat (UM6P, Maroc))

Palma’s urbanization dream put on hold Joana Pedro

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 34 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 35 ECAS7 Mathilde Fautras (Paris Nanterre University) concurrences ville deSfax(Tunisie), entrecomplémentarités et La régionagricoledeReguebetsesliensavecla Jean-Fabien Steck (Université Paris Nanterre) dimensions space: combiningbothscientificandpractical Street tradingandconflictualusesofpublic Patrick Mbataru (Kenyatta University) the wakeofglobalization experiencein City influx:AnanalysisofNairobi’s Saharan Africancountries. to globalization,inNorthandsub- social andeconomicdynamicslinked emergence throughpolitical,cultural, perspective ofmetropolitan This panelproposesacomparative 14:00 -15:30 Fri 30June, Chair(s): Tsukuba) Kosuke Matsubara (Universityof (Universite Bordeaux); Po Bordeaux);BernardCalas Convenor(s): sub-Saharan Africa views fromNorthand cities intheglobalization, Metropolitan emergence: P022 Saburo Aoki Céline Thiriot(Sciences BS001 Location: en Afriquecontemporaine Villes, inégalités etconflits P023 Université AssaneSECK) Benoît Tine(Département deSociologie, de laCasamance urbaines dansuncontexte deconflitarmé:lecas L’usage deladroguedansleszones ruraleset Souhaïl Belhadj(Graduate Institute Geneva) le bassinminierdeGafsaenTunisie clients” dupouvoir:régulationdesconflits dans État, représentants du“peupledesmines“et” International andDevelopmentStudies) Stephanie Perazzone (TheGraduate Institute of Mokili Ebende|UnMondedeFer Claudia Seymour(Graduate Institute) relationships inaplaceruledbyviolence engagement withcontemporary patronage Investing inweakness:youngpeople’s Cyrille Tivoly Hervé fin dustatut desréfugiéslibériens d’Ivoire :Repenserlessolutionsdurablesaprèsla Circulations etmigrationsurbainesenCôte estencours. la fabriquedel’État développement, dansdescontextes où relation entreinégalités, sécurité et attention particulièreaccordéeàla sur lecontinentafricainavecune par lacroissanceurbaineincontrôlée comparative lesdynamiquesproduites On seproposed’analyser demanière 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Geneva) Souhaïl Belhadj(TheGraduate Institute (The Graduate Institute, Geneva); Convenor(s): Delidji EricDegila BS001 Location: influenced societyandpoliticsinAfrica. decentralization andurbanizationhave local governmentto understand how and residents. Thispanelfocuseson ments, andbetweenlocalgovernment between thestate andlocalgovern- have beenchangingtherelationship Decentralization andurbanization 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, Chair(s): (Ritsumeikan University) Convenor(s): isante eturbanisante) dans lasociété décentral- (Le gouvernementlocal urbanizing society decentralizing and Local Governmentin P024 Alastair Fraser (SOAS) accountability inZambian localgovernment Shifting ideasoflegitimate authorityand Kelvin Munisi(UniversityofKonstanz) Comparative Perspective Basin: Tanzania, Kenya andUganda ina Environmental GovernanceintheLakeVictoria The RamificationsofDevolutionon Nigeria) Yemi Adewoyin(UniversityofNigeria,Nsukka, Spatial InequalitiesinUrbanNigeria Jurisdictional Partitioning, Developmentand Prince Asamoah(UniversityofBasel) undocumented migrantfamilies? local authoritiesrespondto theneedsof Pursuing dignityinSouthAfricanCities:How Takuo Iwata (Ritsumeikan University) urbanizing Africa Political impactofdecentralizationin Takuo Iwata Takuo Iwata Panels details NB005 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 35 ECAS7 36 Panels details

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Changing spaces for rural Zimbabwe’s politics and Rural-urban cleavages in and urban civil society protests: writing the ‘urban’ the Congolese conflicts movements in Africa back in Convenor(s): Randi Solhjell Convenor(s): Bettina Engels Convenor(s): Sara Dorman (Norwegian Police University College); (Freie Universität Berlin) (University of Edinburgh) Christoph Vogel (University of Zurich) Chair(s): Bettina Engels Discussant(s): Koen Vlassenroot (tbc) Sat 1 July, Location: Thu 29 June, Location: 14:00 - 15:30, KH119 Fri 30 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 KH112 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 KH112

This panel addresses the debate on Through the study of protests, political Violence in the eastern parts of the changing, i.e. shrinking, shifting, and organization, youth and student Congo (DRC) has engaged generations enlarging spaces for civil society and politics, this panel seeks to write the of scholars in a struggle to identify social movements in Africa. How does dynamics of urban politics back into our causes and dynamics of subsequent, social change, notably related to understanding of state formation, intertwined cycles of armed conflict. urbanization, affect civil society political subjectivities, and citizenship in One of the lenses that have hitherto not movements? How do urban and rural Zimbabwe. been sufficiently addressed is the movements relate to one another? relation of urban and rural cleavages. Of Quail birds, Flags and Kujamuka: Citizens’ Frontier spaces - shrinking spaces? movements and the shifting boundaries/ borders Idéologie, enjeux et jeux d’alliances des Commodity frontiers and civil society actions of activism in Zimbabwe, c.2016 milices communautaires. Cas du Sud-Kivu en Louisa Prause (Freie Universität Berlin) Ushehwedu Kufakurinani (University of République Démocratique du Congo Zimbabwe) Chikara Aline (Université Evangélique en Pokot’s Public Spaces - a Case Study for Rural Afrique) Civil Society Winter is Coming: Riots and Refugees in Colonial Nurit Hashimshony-Yaffe (The Academic Zimbabwe, July 1960 Questing for Justice in post-war Democratic College of Tel Aviv Yaffo) Brooks Marmon (University of Edinburgh) Republic of the Congo, 1996 - 2003 David Ngendo Tshimba (Makerere University) Gendering the Extraverted State: the Politics of Migrancy, Translocality and Nationalism the Kenyan Sex Workers’ Movement Eric Makombe (University of Zimbabwe) Rural urbanity. Political Dimensions of Conflict Egle Cesnulyte (University of Bristol) and Displacement Induced Urbanization in a From circumvention to overt resistance at the rural setting (Kitchanga, eastern DRC) Resistance, adaptation or co-option: The case of urban margins: The protests against import bans Karen Büscher (Conflict Research Group, Ghent Egypt’s women’s rights organizations at Beitbridge border in July 2016 University) Sarah ElMasry (The American University in Nedson Pophiwa (Human Sciences Research Cairo); Ahmed Atif (The American University Council) War and peace seen through Idjwi Island in Cairo) Pierre Benetti (EHESS/ENS) Transforming an Agrarian State with Hashtags? Urban Civil Society Activism in Zimbabwe and the Quest for State Transformation since the 2013 Elections Michael Aeby (Swisspeace)

Citizen and Subject in an Age of Migration and Digital Media: The Case of Zimbabwe Kuziwakwashe Zigomo (Royal Holloway University of London)

Meritocracy in a ‘patriotic’ era: Protest, politics and degree certificates among Zimbabwean student activists, 2000-2016 Dan Hodgkinson (Oxford)

The Ambivalence of Pentecostalism in Political Participation in Zimbabwe Joram Tarusarira (University of Groningen)

Youth, Music and Politics in Urban Zimbabwe: ‘ZimDancehall’ in Mbare Zoe Groves (University of Cambridge)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 36 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 37 ECAS7 Syntia Hasenöhrl(UniversityofVienna) contesting socio-political exclusion by Malian-diasporicagents andits potential for Mobilising diasporicnarratives.Socialmedia use Johanna Riess(BIGSAS) Political SpacesinKenya How Digital MediaAreInfluencingPolitics and College) Joseph Oduro-Frimpong (AshesiUniversity Democracy Political EngagementinContemporary Ghana’s #KalyppoChallenge &#Kalyselfie: OnDigital Jacob Geuder(UniversityofBasel) of CapeTown Delivery Protests” inthestreets andonthe net The presenceof“#FeesMustFall” and“Service Digital apartheidordigital democracy? Nothias (Stanford University) David Cheruiyot(Karlstad University);Toussaint engagement andco-option Media criticisminKenya betweenplayful A “hotbed”ofdigital empowerment? Witwatersrand) Iginio Gagliardone(Universityofthe and Egypt debates ontheNileinEthiopia,Sudan, Water warsinsocialmedia.Mappingonline Thomas Molony(UniversityofEdinburgh) Kenyans onTwitter andPropagandaoftheDead Images oftheKDFinSomalia:AlShabaab, Susan Jackson(Stockholm University) Africa -acasestudyonNairobi,Kenya between SocialMediaandPolicing inUrban The VirtualRealityofPhysicalSecurity:Linkages Charlotte Cross(TheOpenUniversity) the politicsofdevelopment Policing socialmediainTanzania: cybercrimeand the continent. in reshapingpoliticalengagementon panel considerstheroleofsocialmedia technology to curtail freedoms.The governments areclampingdownonthe participation inAfrica,some celebrated asaplatformfordemocratic While socialmediaisincreasingly 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Thu 29June, Edinburgh) Maggie Dwyer(Universityof (University ofEdinburgh); Convenor(s): engagement? reshaping democratic political sphereinAfrica: Social mediaandthe P028 Thomas Molony KH107 Location: African urbanism past, presentandfuturein Time aspolitics: P029 Alex Wafer (UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) a contemporary Africancity Meanwhile andNextTime:futurityanxietyin London) Julia Gallagher(RoyalHolloway, Universityof South Africa History inarchitecture: buildingstate authorityin Allen Xiao(UniversityofWisconsin-Madison) City-identification inaNeighborhoodofLagos Nostalgia and/orParanoia: Time-narrationand Daniel Agbiboa an AfricanCity willTell”: OnTemporality“Time andFuturity in Thomas Fouquet (CNRS) Heterotopia The DakarbyNight:From Chronotopy to role inshapingurbanismAfrica. how theirarticulationplaysadecisive national andinternational actors and political resourcebynumerouslocal, past, presentandfutureisusedas This panelwillexplorethewayinwhich 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, Chair(s): (Science Po Bordeaux) Convenor(s): Laurent Fourchard Laurent Fourchard KH119 Location: Habibou Fofana (Universite Ouaga2) Faso (1980-1987) delaRévolutionauBurkina La presseauservice monitoring, orrepressingits citizens. reaching, educating,scaring, strengthens theState’s capacitiesin State; andto analysehowthemedia they oweto theroutineworkof activities bypayingattention to what making ofjournalisticlanguagesand This panelproposesto explorethedaily 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, Foucault (IMAF, Paris 1Sorbonne) Convenor(s): pasts andpresents censorship inAfrica’s and surveillance The State andtheMedia: P030 Nicole Stremlau(UniversityofOxford) and theState inEthiopia Ideas, InstitutionsandInterests: Media,Politics Fabien Cante (LSE) 2014-2015 the Staging ofDepoliticisedDiversityinAbidjan, Conviviality orConsensus?‘ProximityRadio’and Rose Kimani(UniversityofBayreuth) Operations: ThecaseofKangema FM The State inCommunityRadioStation et desPays del’Adour) Tobias Etienne-Greenwood(Université dePau Democratic Renewal Compliance inBenin’sOfficialPressduringthe Negotiating thePublicSphere:Resistance and FlorenceBrisset- Panels details KH206 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 37 ECAS7 38 Panels details

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Managing militias: Capital politics: Security in the city: the (non)emergence of The political economy Experiences of security armed groups before, of African regional pluralism in urban Africa during, and after elections organisations Convenor(s): Tessa Diphoorn Convenor(s): Rebecca Tapscott Convenor(s): Frank Mattheis (Utrecht University) (The Fletcher School, Tufts University); (University of Pretoria); Ulf Engel Chair(s): Megan Price, (Clingendael Nicholas Cheeseman (University of (University of Leipzig) Institue Conflict Research Unit) Birmingham) Discussant(s): TBC Thu 29 June, Location: Sat 1 July, Location: 14:00 - 15:30 KH206 16:00 - 17:30 KH112 Fri 30 June, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 KH105 This panel investigates how, by whom This panel takes a comparative and for what purpose African regional sociological approach to the study of organisations are financed, what impact The panel will explore how the militias and elections, recognizing and this has on the nature of regionalism in phenomenon of urbanization, and examining variation across militia Africa, and how to conceptualise the particularly informal urbanization, groups to understand their role in projection and practices of institution- relates to the provision and governance social, economic, and political contests alised regionalism in a comparative of security, and consider options for for power in African nations. perspective. fostering more impartial, inclusive and responsive modes.

Conceptualising Militias: A theoretical and Paying the bill, asserting regional space: historical analysis approach ECOWAS and its Standby Force in Guinea- Making Mogadishu safe Simon Taylor (University of St Andrews) Bissau Alice Hills (University of Durham) Jens Herpolsheimer (Leipzig University) Elections and the transformation of Militias in Policing Urban Rwanda: Nigeria External actor involvement at the African Union: Roles and Responsibilities Olayinka Ajala (University of York) organization, resources and practices Hugh Lamarque (The University of Edinburgh) Ueli Staeger (Graduate Institute of International Where the Wild Things Aren’t: Crime Preventers and Development Studies (IHEID)) Security in Spaces with Multiple Authorities: and the 2016 Ugandan Elections Traditional Governance and the State Rebecca Tapscott (The Fletcher School, Tufts The political economy of regional economic Clara Neupert-Wentz (University of Konstanz) University) communities in the field of peace and security - Insights from Africa, Asia and Latin America The relationship between Angola’s national Electoral Violence in Nigeria: Patterns of media Ulf Engel (University of Leipzig); Frank Mattheis police and non-state security providers in the city representation and contestation (University of Pretoria) of Luanda Leila Demarest (KU Leuven) Antonio Frank (The Hague University of Applied Borders within/of “New Regionalism”: The case Sciences/ Leiden University); Akinyinka of West Africa Akinyoade (African Studies Centre) Pedriye Mutlu

The Work of the AU Liaison Office in Peacebuilding on the Ground: The Case of Madagascar Francois Butedi (African Union)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 38 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 39 ECAS7 Halfdan Lynge-Mangueira (UniversityofOxford) evidence fromGhana Choosing fromthe‘menuofmanipulation’: Dar EsSalaam) Elijah Osiro;RichardSambaiga(Universityof governance andcompetitiveauthoritarianism. Elections asdriversofcorruption:informal Sa’eed Husaini(UniversityofOxford) Do Nigerianvoters welcomevote-buying? Justin Willis(DurhamUniversity) manipulation orresistit? Do Africanvoters encourageelectoral Los Angeles) George Ofosu(UniversityofCalifornia, elections. ThecaseofGhana’s 2012polls Using electionadministration“errors”to rig or, insomecases,demandthem. whether citizensresistsuchstrategies response to newtechnologies, and rigging ischangingovertimeandin manipulation. Itaskshowelection considers thedriversofelectoral face ofelectoral malpracticeand This panelinvestigates thechanging 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July, (Durham University) Convenor(s): Africa electoral manipulationin The changingfaceof P034 Justin Willis KH206 Location: Land andExtraction The Political Economyof P035 Jonas Ewald(LinneausUniversity) and gasextractioninTanzania inclusive development.Thecaseofgoldmining Raw material extraction,conflicts ofinterest and Helena Perez Nino(SOAS) schemes. Thecaseoftobacco inSouthernAfrica producers andthestate inlargecontractfarming Non-equity formsofproduction:Traders, Joanny Bélair(UniversityofOttawa) dynamics andrelationsofpower a localperspectiveontheirimpacts onpolitical Land investments inRufijiDistrict,Tanzania: Nystrand (UniversityofGothenburg) Pedersen (DIISandRoskildeUniversity);Malin Lars Buur(RoskildeUniversity);Rasmus Framework Resource Investments inAfrica:anAnalytical The Political EconomyofLandandNatural a politicaleconomyperspective. investments innaturalresourcesfrom and rulingelites inlarge-scale between localpopulations,investors Exploring thetriangularrelationship 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, Buur (RoskildeUniversity) (DIIS andRoskildeUniversity);Lars sity ofGothenburg);RasmusPedersen Convenor(s): Malin Nystrand(Univer- KH206 Location: East Nigeria Young People ResistingViolence inNorth Osun State, Nigeria) Ismail Alimi(ObafemiAwolowo University, IleIfe, Shootings inColonialNigeria “Peaceful miners”andthe1949 EnuguColliery political andeconomicengagements. non-violent tactical agencyinsocial, in violentcontexts whoemploy This panelisfocusedonyouthsliving 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Sat 1July, Discussant(s): Chair(s): Tarila Ebiede(KU Leuven) Awolowo University, Ile-Ife); Convenor(s): in conflictcontexts Being anon-violentyouth P036 Tariro Mutongwizo (GriffithUniversity) Zimbabwe Non-Violent Youths andChipanganoof Catherina Wilson(History) student becomesanengagedrefugee Fleeing asanon-violentstrategy: Anengaged Studies); RossWignall(UniversityofSussex) Marjoke Oosterom (Institute ofDevelopment Youth andeverydayacts ofpeace Ibrahim Yahaya Ibrahim(UniversityofFlorida) the Sahel Abstract: Youth andResistance to Jihadismin Milena Berks(Université catholiquedeLouvain) T Chitra Nagarajan in RiskProneNiger he Future isthePresent:Youth Organizations AkinIwilade Akin Iwilade(Obafemi Panels details Tarila Ebiede KH107 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 39 ECAS7 40 Panels details

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The politics and policies Liberation diplomacy and Still Relevant? of mobilization in the African city The European Union in authoritarian regimes: Africa producing domination Convenor(s): Mélanie Torrent and consent (Université Paris Diderot) Convenor(s): Daniel Bach (Sciences Po Bordeaux); Camilla Adelle Thu 29 June, Location: (University of Pretoria) Convenor(s): Anne-Laure Mahé 09:00 - 10:30 NB004 Discussant(s): Frank Mattheis (Université de Montréal); Cyrielle Maingraud-Martinaud (Science Po Fri 30 June, Location: Bordeaux) Emphasising the impact of location on 14:00 - 15:30 KH206 Chair(s): Anne-Laure Mahé diplomatic cultures and practices, this Discussant(s): Cyrielle Maingraud- panel investigates the relationship Martinaud between African cities and liberation movements, from the struggle against This panel will gauge Europe’s European rule to contemporary fights continued relevance on the continent Fri 30 June, Location: for political, economic and social rights, by exploring the ways in which the EU 14:00 - 15:30 NB004 in Africa and beyond. has responded to Africa’s shifting international orientation and rapidly changing demographics and urban The FLN and the African city: spatialising the growth. The thematic focus will be This panel investigates the mobilization FLN’s campaign for British support during the facet of authoritarianism. It focuses on war of independence placed on politics, trade and what mobilization reveals about the Mélanie Torrent (Université Paris Diderot) development. dynamics of domination and consent Come visit us: the emergence of the “Liberated by shedding light on the projects, Principled Pragmatism? The Limits of EU Foreign zones” in FRELIMO’s media diplomacy Policy in Southern Africa narratives and institutions involved as Alba Martín Luque (EUI, Florence) well as the way people react within John Kotsopoulos (University of Pretoria) these contexts. Breakfast at the New Zahir, lunch at the Canton, The 2015 Valetta Summit on Migration and the sundowners at the New Africa: Dar es Salaam and Limits of Conference Diplomacy in EU-Africa the urban politics of African liberation Relations Capturing the powerful: bottom up cooptation in George Roberts (University of Warwick) authoritarian Uganda Konstantinos Magliveras (University of the Paul Bukuluki (Makerere University) Aegean)

Agricultural policies under contraints. Norms, values and corruption - A case study of an An empirical reading of authoritarianism in rural EU procurement process in Somalia Ethiopia Peter Stiernstedt (ICJS); Mark Button (University Sabine Planel (Institut de recherche pour le of Portsmouth) développement)

Mobilization in Post-Genocide Rwanda: Itorero and the Intore Warrior as Symbol of the New Man Erika Dahlmanns (University of Pretoria)

Adaptive Authoritarianism in South Africa and Rwanda: Political Abjection and the Reproduction of Power in Liminal Hybrid Regimes Alexander Beresford (University of Leeds); Marie Berry (University of Denver)

“Damned Nile”: hydropolitics and authoritarian mobilization in the Nile basin Giorgio Musso (University for Foreigners of Perugia)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 40 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 41 ECAS7 Migration andRefugees) Sebastian Prothmann(Federal Officefor Kaw -inperspective. The Senegaleseconceptoftheelsewhere- (Kaw orNothing.It’sonlyEuropethatwesee): “Kaw barëkk!C’estEuroperëkklanuygis” Carlos Sangreman(UniversidadedeLisboa) fragile state Human rights asameasureofdevelopmentin Katharina P.W. Döring(UniversityofLeipzig) and theEuropeanUniontowards theSahel cooperation? ThepoliticsoftheAfricanUnion Strategic cooperationorstrategic about Institute) Franzisca Zanker (Arnold-Bergstraesser From Rhetoric to Practice The Politics ofEU-AU MigrationManagement: surmount them. European viewsandtheabilityto accounting fordivergentAfricanand framing ofcommonchallenges, terrorism. Thispanelinvestigates the climate change,migrationand increasingly affectAfricancitieslike priority areas,includingsomewhich The EUandAfricahavesetoutshared 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, Pretoria) John Kotsopoulos (Universityof (GrandValley State University); Convenor(s): Challenges Responses to Urban Understanding -EU-Africa Creating Common P040 Jack Mangala KH206 Location: temps deguerre espaces politiquesen La recompositiondes P041 et-Boigny, Côte d’Ivoire) Netton PrinceTawa (Université Félix Houphou- domination etvolontélogique derésistance de (oudesurvie) Côte d’Ivoirepost19septembre 2002:entre politiquedansla La bipolarisationdel’espace 2-Annex ofBertoua) Danielle Minteu Kadje (UniversityofYaounde Tchad des EspacesPolitiques dansleBassinduLac Dynamiques deBoko-HarametRecomposition Pius Muzombo(ThinkingAfrica) Opportunite etAspiration De laReconfigurationdesEspacesPolitiques: Houphouet Boigny) Kouyate Souleymane(Ufrica-Universite Felix Yopougon etAbobo(Abidjan) comparaison descommunesd’Adjamé, proximité ensituation“post-conflit”.Une recomposition desrapports sociopolitiquesde Gouvernance locale,violencemilicienneet Giulia Piccolino(LoughboroughUniversity) politiciens danslaCôteconflit d’Ivoiredel’après Gagner laguerre,perdrepaix?Rebelleset liens politiquesetsociaux. pour analyserlarecompositiondeces Ce panelpartdedifférents exemples d’autres formesd’organisationslocales. gouvernés, conduisentàl’émergence au faitdegouverneroud’être la manièredontlesacteurs participent Les situationsguerrières,enmodifiant 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Academy-France) Axel Auge(Saint-Cyr Military (Centre Micheldel’Hospital); Convenor(s): Amandine Gnanguenon KH206 Location: foster positivechange? under whatconditionsdothey(not) influence pertinentinstitutionsand urban elites. Whoarethey, how dothey and fragilityrevivetheroleofnational/ African trajectories, debates onconflict a focusonlocal/ruralactors to explain Following structuralistapproachesand 14:00 -15:30 Thu 29June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (swisspeace/ UniversityofBasel) Convenor(s): and institutions the intersection ofagency African trajectories at Bargains: Explaining Elites, Networksand P042 Basel) Dominik Balthasar(swisspeace/Universityof for peaceandstability Bonds ofChampagne:Theroleelite coalitions Nadine Machikou(UniversityofYaoundé II) Ibrahim NDZESOP (UniversityofParis 1); construction identitaire auCameroun Elites anglophones,transactionspolitiqueset Claire Elder(UniversityofOxford) since 1991 on politicalsettlements acrossSomaliterritories Returning diasporicelite dominanceandimpact Hannah Waddilove (UniversityofWarwick) a devolvedKenya Expectations andorder:thepoliticsofsecurityin Anja Osei(UniversityofKonstanz) Government-Opposition Interactions inTogo just Tools TheNetworkof ofRegimeSurvival? Legislatures inElectoral Autocracies -morethan Dominik Balthasar Dominik Balthasar Panels details Laurent Goetschel NB004 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 41 ECAS7 42 Panels details

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‘Electric scrambles’, past Ideology and Armed Judicial elites in Africa: and present: renovating Struggle in Contemporary appointments and careers the politics of the kilowatts Africa at superior courts and the megawatts across African polities Convenor(s): Kai Thaler (Harvard Convenor(s): Alexander Stroh University); Zoe Marks (University of (University of Bayreuth); Jan Budniok Edinburgh) (Universität Hamburg) Convenor(s): Ivan Cuesta-Fernandez (University of Edinburgh) Fri 30 June, Location: Fri 30 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 NB004 16:00 - 17:30 KH112 Thu 29 June, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 KH112 Since the end of the Cold War and Judges of superior courts in Africa post-colonial liberation, ideas and are part of the national elites and This panel invites explorations of how ideology have taken a back seat in surprisingly underexplored across past and present ‘electric scrambles’ studies of armed struggle in Africa. This disciplines despite their important renovate(d) political relations across panel aims to re-examine armed political and societal roles. This panel African geographies; how the spatial groups’ diverse ideologies to better explores appointments, careers and the grasp of bureaucracies is strengthened, understand the central role they play in consequences of the socio-political claims to modernization renewed, and shaping conflict on the continent. composition of superior court benches. state-society relations conveniently re-articulated Ethnic Communities and Militant Ideology in Who gets on the bench? Constitutional judges Nigeria’s Niger Delta and the judicialisation of politics in Sub-Saharan The Electric Scramble in practise: The resurgence Tarila Ebiede (KU Leuven) Africa of hydropower construction. Peter Brett (Queen Mary, University of London); Barnaby Dye (University of Oxford); Barnaby Dye Disentangling African Insurgent Ideologies Sara Dezalay (Cardiff School of Law and Politics) (University of Oxford) Kai Thaler (Harvard University); Jason Warner “Avoir ses propres magistrats !”. “Co-production” The politics of hydropower development in On the Limits of Ideology: Are African rebel de l’informalité dans la gestion de la carrière des Ethiopia: the case of Gibe III Hydroelectric groups denied political voice? magistrats nigériens Project Zoe Marks (University of Edinburgh) Hamani Oumarou (LASDEL) Edegilign Hailu Woldegebrael (University of Paris Ouest-Nanterre) History, ideology and Renamo’s return to conflict Judicial careers, appointments of judges and in Mozambique prosecutors in Benin Mozambique’s political economy of energy: Justin Pearce (University of Cambridge) Annalena Kolloch (Johannes Gutenberg transition and conflict University Mainz) Joshua Kirshner (University of York) The appointment of top level national judges L’électrification des centres urbains. across West Africa: the usual Anglophone- Technopolitique et processus au Cameroun Francophone divide? (1946-2007) Alexander Stroh (University of Bayreuth); Jan Moïse Williams Pokam Kamdem (University Budniok (Universität Hamburg) of Dschang)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 42 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 43 ECAS7 Yorbana Seign-Goura(UniversityofNeuchatel) petro-developmental state Merits anddemerits oftheChadian Benegiamo Maura Senegalese landgrab Articulating land-governanceandState actionin Tom DeBruyn(KU Leuven) and Malawi. emerging powers.EvidencefromMozambique African countriesincooperationwiththe The promiseofequalpartnerships:agency Elsje Fourie (UniversityofMaastricht) Developmentalist Heaven? Kaizen andEthiopia:aMatch Madein Gérard Amougou(Université deYaoundé) continuités Vision 2035auCameroun:entreruptureset driver ofdevelopment. and takes –amoreimportant roleas and inwhichthestate isgivenagain– diversification ofinternational donors, the Washington consensusandthe states inacontext markedbytheendof development strategies ofAfrican This panelintends to analyzethe 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, the UniversityofGeneva) (swisspeace, GlobalStudiesInstitute of (University ofLausanne);DidierPéclard Convenor(s): Development Strategies Powers andAfricanStates’ The RiseofNewGlobal State StrikesBack? The Developmental P046 Antoine Kernen KH119 Location: the AfricanUnion Norms andpowerof integrating Africa? Speaking Africa, P047 Global andAreaStudies);Fabian Bohnenberger Christian vonSoest(GIGA-GermanInstitute of sub-Saharan Africa binding formsofregionalintegration in Why authoritarian regimescommitto legally theirowninterests?Only serving Timo Lowinger(UniversityofWürzburg) normative anddiscursivepower The AU asNormContester: Recognizingits Studies/IOB, UniversityofAntwerp) Micha Wiebusch(SchoolofOriental andAfrican by theAfricanUnion The IndigenisationofRuleLawandDemocracy Antonia Witt(GoetheUniversityFrankfurt) delineating thepowerofAfricanUnion Neither beaconofliberalismnorpapertiger: Mphatso JonesPhiri(CoventryUniversity) regionalisation ofpeaceandsecurity. African problems’:Contested discourseon African Unionnarrativeon‘African solutionsto beyond ininternational affairs. agency withinAfricanpoliticsand space. ContributionswillcharttheAU’s AU andits broaderregionalpolitical the normandpowerdynamicsof actors andnorms.Thispanelunpacks of Africanandinternational interests, The AfricanUnion(AU) isastrugglesite 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July, Michigan State University Discussant(s): Antwerp) African Studies/IOB,Universityof Wiebusch (SchoolofOriental and and DevelopmentStudies);Micha (Graduate Institute ofInternational Convenor(s): Ueli Staeger Rita KikiEdozie, NB005 Location: Southwest Nigeria and thepoliticsofunseenconnectionsin Transparency inPeople: ‘goodgovernance’ Peter Chonka (UniversityofEdinburgh) fragmented Somalia contestation andconspiracytheoriesina Globalised Jihadmeets localconflict: different perspectives. elucidate thisglobalconcernfrom crucial to ignore?Thispanelseeksto difficult to access,andyetarguablytoo world thatisdeliberately concealed, How dowemakesenseofapolitical 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, Discussant(s): (Centre forAfricanStudiesBasel) Convenor(s): politics oftheunknown conspiracy theory. The Conspiracies and P048 Amadou DRAME(UCAD/IHA-CREPOS) Travel permits inFrench West Africa(1906-1946) Policing themobilityof“suspects”: ThePolicy of Leiden) Joseph Mangarella(AfricanStudiesCentre, Gabon, 1958-2015 Community: Gamba,Département deNdougou, Evolving PublicAuthoritiesinanOil-Bearing Rogers Orock(UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) Theory inthePolitics ofFranco-African Relations Elites, Freemasonry andSecrecy:Conspiracy Portia Roelofs(LSE) Joschka Philipps Panels details JamesMerron KH112 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 43 ECAS7 44 Panels details

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Urban Africa, Voice, A bottom-up perspective Youth-led leadership and and Politics on military intervention in participation in Africa fragile states Convenor(s): Rachel Beatty Riedl Convenor(s): Suda Perera (Northwestern University) Convenor(s): Nicholas Marsh (Peace (University Birmingham) Research Institute Oslo); Øystein H. Thu 29 June, Location: Rolandsen (Peace Research Institute Sat, 1 July, Location: 14:00 - 15:30 KH112 Oslo (PRIO)); William Reno 14:00 - 15:30, KH102 (Northwestern University) 16:00 - 17:30 Chair(s): Øystein H. Rolandsen This panel analyzes the political Discussant(s): Will Reno consequences of new urban This panel examines how youth-led encounters, from technological infra- movements are bringing about structure projects to demographic Fri 30 June, Location: transformational change across Africa. patterns of circular migration and new 14:00 - 15:30, KH119 Issues covered in this panel include: forms of media exchange. 16:00 - 17:30 youth-led appropriation of the public sphere via communication Ordering power? State-led housing delivery in technologies, youth mobilization and post-war Luanda, Angola This panel presents contributions on civic participation, leadership and Anne Pitcher (University of Michigan); Sylvia intended and unintended impacts of organization. Croese (University of Cape Town) military interventions in Africa from the Shifting Allegiances among Urban Kenyans: perspective of African states and In search of a (new) purpose? An analysis of How Urban-Rural Linkages are Maintained or societies. Ghana’s National Service Scheme (NSS) Replaced Abdul-Gafar Oshodi (KU Leuven) Rachel Beatty Riedl (Northwestern University) New to Peacekeeping, Not to Combat: Sierra Rural Youth Development and Empowerment: Leone’s Experiences on AMISOM Powering Urban Transition in the Mobile Age: A Case of Mhondoro Ngezi District 1980-2007 Maggie Dwyer (University of Edinburgh) Experiences from Kibera, Nairobi Honest Elias Koke (University of Zimbabwe) Prince Karakire Guma (TU Darmstadt) Nigerian Muslims’ Perceptions of Military #Rhodesmust fall and #Fees must fall, beyond intervention in the War against Boko Haram Exit, voice and loyalty: Contentious urbanization the hashtags Ibrahim Haruna Hassan (University of Jos) in Accra and Nairobi Judith Hayem (Université Lille 1/CLERSE) Jeffrey Paller (University of San Francisco); Jacqueline Klopp (Columbia University) “I am used to many soldiers.” Does external West African Youth on the Move - How social military intervention push civilians towards movements mobilized for nonviolent resistance violence? Politics of the unknown. Urbanity, rumor, and and hold on to nonviolent means Anouk Rigterink (University of Oxford); Mareike knowledge production in Conakry, Guinea Nina-Kathrin Wienkoop (Center for the Study of Schomerus (Overseas Development Institute) Joschka Philipps (Centre for African Studies Democracy, Leuphana University Lüneburg / Basel (CASB)) Institute for Social Moevement Studies Berlin) Foreign interventions in building the national armed forces in Guinea, Côte d’Ivoire and Upper Political conversations in social media networks Volta 1958-1974 about Kenyan Presidential Election 2017 Riina Turtio (IHEID) Maria Arnal Canudo

Chad’s army, its unwritten institutions, and its ‘Fallism’ as Democratic Theory & Practice roles in military interventions in Mali and Nigeria Daryl Glaser (University of the Witwatersrand) Paul Thissen (University of California, Berkeley) Youth and Horizontal Leadership in the Peacekeepers as vampires: Agency, rumors, and Information Age protection in areas affected by the Lord’s Suda Perera (University Birmingham) Resistance Army in the Democratic Republic of Congo The Practice of Use-And-Dump of Youths in Kristof Titeca (University of Antwerp) Pre-and Post Elections: Implications for Youth Violence and Governance in Nigeria Responding to Protracted Mineral-led Conflicts Babatunde Omotosho (Federal University in the Kivus, Democratic Republic of Congo: Oye-Ekiti) A community-based approaches Charles Gimba (Coventry University)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 44 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 45 ECAS7 Elena Gadjanova(MaxPlanckInstitute) rural areasinSub-SaharanAfrica? Do partiescampaigndifferentlyinurbanversus Mojana Vargas (ISCTE-IUL) between urbanAfricaandtheAfricanDiaspora Dialogues onrace:definingpoliticalpositions Robert Macdonald(UniversityofEdinburgh) ‘Divide’ inTanzania Rural Population CentresandtheUrban-Rural Edalina Sanches(UniversityofLisbon) support inAfrica The sourcesofpoliticaltrustanddemocratic comparative perspective. linkages fromacase-studyand regime supportandparty-citizen behaviours, attitudes,patterns of demarcates differentpolitical under whichtherural-urbandivide This panelexaminestheconditions 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, (University ofLisbon) Convenor(s): behavior its influenceonpolitical The rural-urbandivideand Demarcating politicallife? P052 Edalina Sanches NB004 Location: Chad region displacement intheLake andpopulation war” Boko Haram“ruralities humanitarian perspective: Reading State througha P053 Academy.) Medinat Abdulazeez(NigerianDefence Boko Haram’sHumanitarian DisplacementCrisis. Criminogenic Patterns inthe Managementof ALCO-IRD)) Tatiana Smirnova(CESSMA(Paris-Diderot-IN- response inthesoutheastofNiger tarian actors (re)-constructingthehumanitarian In thesearchofconsensus:publicandhumani- Claude Mbowou(Paris 1pantheonSorbonne) humanitarian goals. insurgency: Betweensecurityregulationand The Humanitarian ResourceinCounter- Alessio Iocchi frontless war” patterns ofdisplacementandtheoutcomes ofa Lake Chadregion:theBokoHaramcrisis, “Visions ofState andhumanitarian aidin the University, Madrid,SPAIN) Florence CASSAMCHENAÏ(Complutense assistance war againstterrorism andofhumanitarian localized ruralconflictwithinaglobalcontext of The centralizedChadianState’s responseto a on violenceandpopulationcontrol. in differentpoliticalnationalhistories humanitarian organizationsembedded interaction betweenStates and on BokoHaramfromtheperspectiveof the panelproposesto analyzethewar movements intheLakeChadregion, By focusingonmassivepopulation 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, (Paris 1pantheonSorbonne) IRD)); ClaudeMbowou (CESSMA (Paris-Diderot-INALCO- Convenor(s): Tatiana Smirnova NB004 Location: Travails ConstructionandReconstructioninMali A Potemkin State intheSahel? conflict. during andfollowingapoliticalcrisisor (or against),andultimately represented various socialgroupsarefoughtfor states. We focusonhowtheinterests of resentation infragileandtransitional working onissuesofpoliticalrep- This panelbringstogether scholars 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (University ofEssex) Convenor(s): States Fragile andTransitional Political Representation in P054 Jana Krause(UniversityofAmsterdam) in CommunalWar: TheCaseofJosNigeria The GenderDimensionsofPreventingViolence Robtel NeajaiPailey (UniversityofOxford) ‘Outside’ thePost-War State Reimagining PublicAuthority‘Inside’and Liberia, EbolaandthePitfallsofState-building: Katariina Mustasilta (UniversityofEssex) in Sub-SaharanAfrica Governance Interaction onIntra-State Peace Examining theEffects ofState-Traditional Including Chiefs,Maintaining Peace? Theodora-Ismene Gizelis(UniversityofEssex) Ebola-related QuarantinesonGovernmentTrust Understanding theEffects ofLiberian Pierre Englebert(Pomona College) TBD Theodora-Ismene Gizelis Panels details Zoe Marks KH107 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 45 ECAS7 46 Panels details

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Violent conflict and the Party Politics under Civil Wars and State politics of rural-urban Authoritarian Rule Formation: transformation Order and legitimacy Convenor(s): Nicholas Cheeseman during and after violent Convenor(s): Ine Cottyn (University (University of Birmingham); Dan Paget conflict Utrecht); Karen Büscher (Conflict (University of Oxford) Research Group, Ghent University) Convenor(s): Didier Péclard; Martina Sat 1 July, Location: Santschi (swisspeace, Global Studies 09:00 - 10:30 NB004 Sat 1 July, Location: Institute of the University of Geneva) 09:00 - 10:30 KH107

On the institutional trajectories of Thu 29 June, Location: This panel organised by the CRG political parties in authoritarian 14:00 - 15:30, KH119 Violent Conflict addresses the complex regimes: this panel invites papers with 16:00 - 17:30 relationship between dynamics of insights into the inner workings of violent conflict and urbanization. It parties and their micro-level activities mainly focuses on the political aspects that underpin continuity or change in This panel aims at exploring political life of rural-urban transformation and the party systems, especially when they do and governance during and after armed way in which urban centres become so in unexpected ways. conflict. Thereby, it proposes to shed critical resources in conflict and light on the social fabric of political post-conflict political agendas. The Authoritarian Origins of Well-Organized legitimacy by looking at the interface Opposition Parties: the Rise of Chadema in and continuities between civil war and Tanzania post-conflict state-building. Constituting a ‘rural city’? From the Modern Dan Paget (University of Oxford) movement to Communal villages in Mozambique Pekka Virtanen (University of Jyväskylä) Political finance and authoritarian party When Does Rebel Governance Persist? organization: A political economy analysis of Militarization and Post-Conflict State-Building in The Popular Committees: The Local, the Ordinary Tanzania’s Chama Cha Mapinduzi Côte d’Ivoire and the Violent in the Egyptian Revolution Michaela Collord (University of Oxford) Jeremy Speight (University of Alaska Fairbanks); Ahmed Saleh (American University in Cairo) Philip Martin (MIT) “Some women can shoot better than men”: I am here for business: on not seeking asylum in the search for gender equality in Namibia Guerrilla education: teaching a new rebel order in Juba, South Sudan Ian Cooper (University of Cambridge) South Sudan’s civil wars Léonie Newhouse (Max Planck Institute for the Nicki Kindersley (Cardiff University) Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity) Participating in or fighting against the system: the role of opposition parties in hybrid regimes A Rebel Government During a Civil War: Policing the city: How urban order is (not) Eloise Bertrand (University of Warwick) Formation, Regulation and Legitimation of Rebel produced in Bukavu, DR Congo Institutions in Northern Côte d’Ivoire Michel Thill (Ghent University) Camille Popineau (Université Paris 1 - CESSP)

The legacy of rebellion in the making of Burundi’s post-war political order Tomas Van Acker (Ghent University)

The causes and consequences of wartime indirect rule Gauthier Marchais (Institute of Development Studies); Soeren Henn (Harvard University)

L’Etat, le conflit et la réversibilité des sentiments d’inégalité sociale en Côte d’Ivoire : “Ivoirité”, “Refondation” et “Rattrapage ethnique” dans l’accès aux ressources Moussa Fofana

The politics of local government in urban areas during South Sudan’s “inter-war” Sara de Simone (Università degli Studi di Napoli L’Orientale); Andreas Hirblinger (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies); Andreas Hirblinger (Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies)

Security Arena - fluid versus stable ordering in the Central African Republic, Somaliland and South Sudan Tim Glawion (German Institute of Global and Area Studies)

From operational to political: NGO co-option by government and opposition forces in the South Sudan civil war Jamie Pring (University of Basel / swisspeace)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 46 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 47 ECAS7 Itunu Bodunrin(UniversityofJohannesburg) Bushman? Representing otherness:whocanrepresentthe rand) Crispen Chinguno(UniversityoftheWitwaters- construction ofsolidarity #Feesmustfall, de-colonisationandthe(de) Russian AcademyofSciences) Vladimir Shubin(Institute forAfricanStudies, South Africa:theroots ofthepoliticalcrisis Palesa Nqambaza(UniversityofJohannesburg) Deconstructing Patriarchy forDecolonisation Talya Lubinsky culture intheWits AnthropologyMuseum approaching acolonialcollectionofmaterial If weburnthereisash:Thepotentialities offirein power andpoliticsinSouthAfrica. insofar astheyintersect andconfigure democracy andpoliticalcontestation discourses ofdecolonisation, reflect, engageanddebate onthe The purposeofthispanelisto critically 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July, (University ofJohannesburg) Convenor(s): the SouthAfricancase and politicalcontestation: Democracy, decolonisation P058 Ayesha Omar NB004 Location: documents inAfrica The sociallifeofidentity P059 Nora Bardelli(UniversityofOxford) refugee biometricIDcards in BurkinaFaso: usesandunderstandings of Materialities inthelivesofMalianurbanrefugees Marielle Debos(Université Paris Nanterre) prevent rigging:Insights fromChad What electiontechnologies dowhentheynot Armando Cutolo (UniversityofSiena) bureaucrats andmoralityinAbidjan. Lizards outside thecourthouse.Middlemen, Marie-Emmanuelle Pommerolle bricolésauCameroun papiers d’identité “L’État :production etusagesde sousl’arbre” Laurent Fourchard (SciencePo) Plateau State) indigenes inNigeria(OyoState, LagosState, Playing withidentity:producingcertificates of practices ofcitizenship. social lifeofpapersandrelated ordinary perspective to analyze,frombelow, the It seeksto gobeyondastate-centric moment upto currentbiometrictimes. governmentality, fromthecolonial documents inAfricaasobjects of This panelisfocusedonidentification 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, mondes africains(Cemaf)) Awenengo Dalberto (Institutdes (Sciences Po Paris); Séverine Convenor(s): RichardBanegas KH206 Location: Istvan Tarrosy (UniversityofPecs) All theSame? Thai-African Ties-ADifferentAsianApproachor Aparajita Biswas(UniversityofMumbai) Changing DynamicsofIndia-AfricaRelations bosch); NicoleDodd(UniversityofStellenbosch) (UniversityofStellen- Justin vanderMerwe Second-generation sub-imperialists? intensified engagements inAfrica? exploitation beinggenerated byAsia’s Are newformsofdependencyand 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, Chair(s): (University ofStAndrews) Convenor(s): of Afro-AsianTies The NewPolitical Economy P060 Suweon Kim(UniversityoftheWestern Cape) K-pop forAfricandevelopment ‘Korea Aid’,10vehiclescarryingBibimbaband The troublesomemotivesofanemergingdonor: ŃŁĽłĽĿ)ŃńĽǻŇĿĽ?3łĽŊĹņŇĽňōŃĺ6ņŃķŀĵŋ@ interests inAfrica refining economicshaveaffected China’s oil Sympathy forthedevil:howsulphurand IanTaylor IanTaylor Panels details NB004 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 47 ECAS7 48 Panels details

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Social Assistance Policies Violent Democracies? Hubs, Gateways and in Africa Understanding Bottlenecks - election-related violence New Transport Convenor(s): Renata Bichir; Maria in Africa Infrastructures and Clara Oliveira (University of São Paulo); Urbanities Respacing Ndangwa Noyoo (University of Convenor(s): Sarah Jenkins Africa II Johannesburg) (University of East Anglia) Discussant(s): Maria A. Canudo Thu 29 June, Location: Convenor(s): Jana Hönke 09:00 - 10:30 KH107 (University of Groningen) Thu 29 June, Location: Chair(s): Jana Hönke 09:00 - 10:30 KH119 Social assistance programmes are now Sat 1 July, Location: present in many African countries. This 14:00 - 15:30 KH112 panel aims to examine the discussions While multiparty politics has become a around their creation, funding, imple- norm across the African continent, mentation and evaluation; to identify electoral contests have frequently been New port, road and rail infrastructure and analyse the actors that are involved accompanied by violence. This panel developments currently re-cast Africa’s with them; and to study their design explores the causes, dynamics and engagement with transnational politics and results. consequences of electoral violence in comparative perspective. and the global economy. This panel explores the implications of new Ideas and Public Policy: the case of the Child economic infrastructures for political Support Grant The Politics of Fear and the Securitization of power and participation in specific Maria Clara Oliveira (Universidade de São Paulo) African Elections: An examination of the Kenya 2013 and Tanzania 2015 elections localities across the continent. Urbanisation, deagrarianisation and the welfare Sarah Jenkins (University of East Anglia) state in Africa Growth Corridors, a New Tool for Sub-Regional Free and Fair, but not Violence Free: Jeremy Seekings (University of Cape Town) Development and Integration in Africa Mapping Electoral Hotspots in the Ghana 2016 Nabil Menhem (flat s.a.l.) Street-level challenges to determining eligibility Presidential and Parliamentary Elections George M. Bob-Milliar (Kwame Nkrumah for disability-related social assistance in African Enacting the Logistical Region in East Africa University of Science and Technology, countries Kevin Donovan (University of Michigan) Gabrielle Kelly (University of Cape Town) Kumasi-Ghana) Zambia/DRC border, distance and reach of ‘Boss, is there anything for your boy?’: (Un)conditional cash transfers in Southern Africa regional, international, corporate and state power Electoral competition and violent ties in Kono, and “the new politics of redistribution” Hélène Blaszkiewicz (Université Jean Moulin Sierra Leone (ĹŀĹłĵ4ĽĸŃľĹŊĽǀ?3łĽŊĹņŇĽňōŃĺ!ĹŀĻņĵĸĹ> Lyon 3) Faculty of Political Science) Ewa Mimmi Söderberg Kovacs (Folke Bernadotte Academy) Fresh from the Field - Trucking and Stoppage on the Walvis Bay - Ndola - Lubumbashi Corridor Go Back And Tell Them Who The Real Men Are! Wolfgang Zeller (University of Edinburgh) Caroline Kihato (University of Johannesburg) The Imaginative Geographies of Western Travellers in Africa- a mobilities approach Baptiste Sibieude (université de Caen Basse Normandie)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 48 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 49 ECAS7 Tekle Woldemikael (ChapmanUniversity) Other Asmara,Apostcolonial city Witwatersrand) Hlengiwe Ndhlovu(Universityofthe in theEastern CapeProvince South Africa:AcaseofDuncanVillageTownship contestations ofbelongingin post-apartheid Patronage politics,fracturedcitizenshipand Tanja Müller(UniversityofManchester) within theIsraeliasylumregimeandbeyond new formsofsolidarityandtheirlimitations Refugee’:exploring versus‘the Infiltrator’ ‘The Laura Bisaillon(UniversityofToronto) Photographs” inAsmara Showing andTelling: ThePolitics of“Lookingat Manchester) Ezana HaddisWeldeghebrael (TheUniversityof Hegemony: TheCaseofAddisAbaba,Ethiopia Accumulation andBuilding“Developmental” State-led RedevelopmentasaSpatialStrategy of School ofAfricanStudies(BIGSAS)) Johanna Sarre(BayreuthInternational Graduate as practicesofinsurgentcitizenship Nubian weddingprocessionsinKibera(Kenya) “Some callit‘slum’,we‘home’”- Mohamed Bakhit(UniversityofKhartoum) communities inpost-secessioneraKhartoum The citizenshipdilemmaofSouthernSudanese Victoria Bernal(UniversityofCalifornia,Irvine) Imaginaries: AsmaraasPast andFuture Cityscapes, Mediascapes,and(Post)colonial urban spaces. interact withrights-based claimsin understand hownewformsofurbanism insurgent citizenshipasaframeto struggles. We take theconceptof contestation isoften rooted inpast through historical lenses,ascurrent on contemporary dynamicsand This panellooksaturbanismfocusing 14:00 -15:30 09:00 -10:30, Sat 1July, (University ofManchester) Convenor(s): historical perspectives to urbanspacesin The politicsoflayingclaim Insurgent Citizenship: P064 Tanja Müller KH104 Location: in ruralAfrica? New formsofdependence P065 Mbongeni Ngulube(KU LeuvenUniversity) stirred Neo-Feudalism ontheRocks:Shakenbutnot Eleanor Fisher(UniversityofReading) New Politics ofDistribution Cash Transfers: ChangingDependenciesinthe Cambridge) Jacinta Victoria Syombua Muinde(Universityof in theKenya SouthCoast caregiving women,and‘new’householdrelations ‘For thesakeofmychildren’:cashtransfers, state. agrarian economiesandtowards the lines amongstpeasantries,within redefine orreproducedependence empowerment andautonomy, andthen policies tend to promote individual It assesseshowcurrent(neo)liberal forms ofdependenceinruralAfrica. The panelwouldliketo explorethenew 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, (Sorbonne) développement); LabzaéMehdi (Institut derecherchepourle Convenor(s): Sabine Planel NB003 Location: justice incasesofpaternity denial childisyours!”Navigatingsentiments of “The such groundingsinAfricanspace. (“modern”) imaginationsplayinrooting andurban rural (“traditional”) such sensesofjusticeandtherolethat affective andemotionalgroundingsof which aimatinterrogating boththe contested issuesofjusticeinAfrica, This panelinvites contributionson 14:00 -15:30 Thu 29June, (Freie UniversitätBerlin) (University ofFribourg); JonasBens Convenor(s): Urban Imaginations Intersection ofRuraland Africa: Contestations atthe Sentiments ofJusticein P066 Ouagadougou) Ouedraogo Abdoulaye(Université de Africa andsenseofsocialjustice Inheritance ofcontentious memoriesinurban Sara deWit northern Tanzania Competing “affective trajectories” ofjusticein Valerie Hänsch(UniversityofBayreuth) transnational responsibility in ruralSudanandtheturnto demandsfor Crying outforjustice:Thepainofforcedeviction Marika Tsolakis (UCLInstitute ofEducation) Dialogue: EvidencefromCote d’Ivoire Bridging LocalandInternational Justicethrough Jessica Johnson(UniversityofBirmingham) Olaf Zenker Panels details KH103 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 49 ECAS7 50 Panels details

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New mobilities and Strangers Among Us: Bus stations in Africa translocal social practices Negotiating / Shifting Race of African (post)pastoralist and Ethnic Relations in Convenor(s): Sidy Cissokho (University societies Urban and Rural African of Edinburgh); Michael Stasik Spaces and Places (University of Bayreuth); Robert Heinze (University of Bern) Convenor(s): Clemens Greiner (University of Cologne); Michaela Convenor(s): Akbar Keshodkar Sat 1 July, Location: Pelican (University of Cologne) (Moravian College); Mailys Chauvin 14:00 - 15:30, KH001 (LAM-CNRS/IEP Bordeaux) 16:00 - 17:30 Fri 30 June, Location: 14:00 - 15:30 KH102 Sat 1 July, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 KH103 Bus stations are among the most prominent locations of everyday social This panel addresses the role of and economic activity in Africa, and rural-urban, regional and international With Africa increasingly integrated they are surprisingly understudied. In migration and translocal social into the global economy and more this panel, we seek to explore the practices as drivers of change in African “foreigners” moving across Africa, the significance, multifunctionality and (post)pastoralist societies. We invite panel invites papers to explore how diversity of bus stations in Africa. empirically based contributions to questions of race and ethnicity are assess the relevance of these negotiated between local inhabitants Bus stations in Africa: an introduction phenomena across cases and regions. and foreigners across shifting urban Michael Stasik (University of Bayreuth); Sidy and rural African spaces and places. Cissokho (University of Edinburgh) Translocality reversed. The creation of Motor Park Culture in the Ibadan Metropolis, “remoteness” in pastoral East Pokot, Kenya. Hauke-Peter Vehrs (University of Cologne) Migrant workers in Mauritius: a case study Southwest Nigeria Claudia Pandolfo (Milano-Bicocca University) Adeyemi J. Ademowo (Afe Babalola University) Disconnection and (re)connection: road The good, the bad and the ugly sides of Ojota Bus infrastructure and Pastoralism in Nairobi. The Asian Strangers of Ndere Village and Kisumu Noel Okello (Jomo Kenyatta University of Town of Kenya’s Nyanza Region: a Historical Stop, Lagos, Nigeria Agriculture and Technology) Perspective Feyisitan Ijimakinwa (University of Ibadan, Gordon Omenya (Pwani University) Ibadan, Nigeria) Transhumant herders, translocal migrants: Bus stations in Zambia, for travellers or criminals? Rural-urban mobility as a driver of change among The Power of Heshima: Negotiating Strangeness between Indians and Africans in Zanzibar Willie Ng’ambela (University of Zambia) Fule Woaae pastoralists in eastern Niger Florian Köhler (Max Planck Institute for Social Akbar Keshodkar (Moravian College) Anthropology, Halle/Saale, Germany) The temporalities and temptations of (not) Labour Migration, Territorial Découpage and working in and around bus stations in provincial Ghana Contested cartographies: changing mobility Issues of ‘Autochthony’ in Former Katanga Gabriel Klaeger (Goethe University Frankfurt) practices and emergent land tenure in Province, the Democratic Republic of Congo: north-western Namibia. the Role of Urban Ethnic Associations Elsemi Olwage (University of Cologne) Erik Gobbers (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) Bodaboda “Stages”: A historical ethnography of motorcycle taxi associations in Western Kenya Amiel Bize (Columbia University) “Social stratification and collective identity among Tandroy migrants of pastoralist Fighting over urban space: matatu infrastructure background in the city of Toliara (Madagascar)”. Elisabeth Rossé (Chercheuse affiliée au LESC, and bus stations in Nairobi Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense) Robert Heinze (University of Berne)

Going digital: Using a digital platform to integrate the BRT Rea Vaya and mini-bus taxi systems in Johannesburg Wandile Bongwa Mahlangu (University of Johannesburg)

Les gares routières d’Abidjan: des sites au cœur de la gouvernance des transports artisanaux Marie Richard Zouhoula Bi (Université Peleforo Gon Coulibaly)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 50 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 51 ECAS7 des enfants travailleursauBénin La pertedansleprocessusdemobilité d’identité notions dedroits del’Enfant? apprennent-ils etreformulent-ilsles Comment lesenfants travailleurs différents modesdesocialisation? dans leurs trajectoires s’inscrivent-elles Afriques ruraleeturbaine.Comment et socialesd’enfants autravailentreles Ce panelabordelesmobilités spatiales 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Chair(s): Melanie Jacquemin(IRD) (University ofGeneva); Convenor(s): mobilités stratégies, droits et les villes africaines: Enfants au travail dans P070 Dorte Thorsen(UniversityofSussex) migration inRwanda forworkindomesticservice Different futures.Adolescents’ rural-urban Ousseynou NdawSène Confiage etemploidesjeunesauSénégal Nicolas Mabillard(UniversityofGeneva) dans deuxvillessénégalaises socialisations hybridesdesenfants travailleurs Traductions deconcepts et dedroits del’Enfant Agnès Badou(LASDEL/UAC) Melanie Jacquemin NicolasMabillard KH104 Location: towns metropolises andsmall Africa: Between citiesSecondary in P071 Juliana BrazDias(UniversityofBrasilia) in asmalltown Mindelo, CapeVerde: urbanvaluesandpractices Marc Epprecht(Queen’sUniversity) second city, the1960s to thePresent the GrowthModelofDevelopmentinNatal’s Pietermaritzburg: ContinuitiesandConflictin From “Demented” to “Democracy”in Allison Goebel(Queen’sUniversity) South AfricanCity Gender andtheRightto theCityinaSecondary Jack Boulton (KULeuven) Largest City. Young MeninSwakopmund:Namibia’s Third Birgit Englert(UniversityofVienna) secondary cityandsmalltowns Popular culturepracticesinaTanzanian its inhabitants imaginetheircity. practices insecondarycitiesandhow studies. Itlooksatordinaryurban has largelybeenneglected inurban polises andsmalltowns inAfrica,that cular middlegroundbetweenmetro- This panelfocussesontheunspecta- 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Discussant(s): (Queen’s University) (University ofBasel);MarcEpprecht Convenor(s): Carole Ammann Jesper Bjarnesen KH103 Location: beyond. metropolis andvillageinAfrica belongings betweenthepolesof mobile lifetrajectories andtheirclass contributions thatdiscusspeople’s transnational spaces.Itinvites of identityformationindiverse production andreproductionto modes This panellinksprocessesofclass 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, (Hamburg University) (University ofBasel);JuliaPauli Convenor(s): Class of and the (Re)Production MobilitiesRural-Urban Different Identities? Different Localities, P072 Lena Kroeker(BayreuthUniversity) Some relativesponsoredmefromafar Pamela Kea (UniversityofSussex) Education Children backto NigeriafromtheU.K.for of Good,MiddleClassSubjects: Sending The AfricaRisingNarrativeandtheCultivation Julia Büchele(UniversityofBasel) Social mobilityofexpats inKampala, Uganda “We areallkindofthesame”- Noemi Steuer (UniversityofBasel,Switzerland) 1970s identities ofprotesting Malianstudents inthe “We weretheelite ofthecountry”-Narrative Tanzania (SAUT), UniversityofTampere (UTA)) Ludovick Myumbo(St.AugustineUniversityof Tanzania experiences ofrural-urbanmigrantgirlsin In searchofabetter life:Understanding lived MichelleEngeler Panels details NB003 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 51 ECAS7 52 Panels details

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The unemployed in Making the African Transnational migration Africa: redistribution, City: Leisure, and its implications time, and the meaning Security and Ordinary for education in of productivity Urbanities contemporary Africa

Convenor(s): Gregor Dobler Convenor(s): Barbara Heer (University Convenor(s): Anneke Newman (Institut für Ethnologie) of Basel); Silke Oldenburg (University (University of Sussex); Hannah of Basel) Hoechner (University of Antwerp) Thu 29 June, Location: 14:00 - 15:30, KH104 Thu 29 June, Location: Fri 30 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 16:00 - 17:30 KH103 09:00 - 10:30 KH104

Underemployment and unemployment By moving social practices related to This panel will analyse the multiple are pervasive phenomena in Africa. urban leisure and urban security to the influences of transnational migration on The panel’s contributions use descript- centre of academic attention, this panel education in Africa. We invite papers ions of everyday life in unemployment proposes to develop new perspectives which address migration as an to discuss its social consequences – on African urbanities outside of aspiration or experience which shapes in particular reconfigurations of distri- dominant narratives. We claim that education trajectories, and migrants as bution economies and the meaning African cities need to be rethought decision-makers and funders of attached to time and productivity. through the lens of the ordinary. education.

Rhythms of Unemployment: Structuring Cowboy Revolutionaries: Urban and rural Transnational migration and education within waithood in a Namibian village dynamics of Pan Africanism in South Africa middle-class families from Southern Ghana Gregor Dobler (Institut für Ethnologie) Leslie Bank (Human Sciences Research Council Andrea Noll (University of Hamburg) of South Africa) Against the clock: Long-distance running and the Building resilience through mobility: reclassification of time in Addis Ababa Walking as place-making for Accra’s boxing transnational Ghanaian youth negotiating their Michael Crawley (Edinburgh University) community educational trajectories Leo Hopkinson (University of Edinburgh) Joan van Geel (Maastricht University); Valentina Coping with excessive expectations and Mazzucato (Maastricht University) devalued diplomas - The case of Burkinabe Producing urban security: between spectacle and university graduates in times of “high everyday contingency Countercurrents of migration and faith: t unemployment” Aidan Mosselson (University of Johannesburg he education of Senegalese migrants’ children Maike Birzle (University of Basel) and University of the Witwatersrand) in Dakar. Hannah Hoechner (University of Antwerp) Universalizing social protection policies and the Investigating the everyday of urban African city moral imperative of work: Support and resistance making - cases from Senegal and Mozambique Mandela Soccer Academy: Transnational from southern Africa Emilie Pinard (Laurentian University); Jorgen Intersections between Ghana, Lebanon, Elizaveta Fouksman (University of the Eskemose Andersen (Royal Danish Academy of and the West Witwatersrand) Fine Arts, School of Architecture) Itamar Dubinsky (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) I am unemployed but I have a job: Everyday Spectacle: Practices of Fashion in People with disability in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Greater Dakar Yukie Nakao (Kyoto University) Kristin Kastner (LMU, Munich University)

Making a living out of a dumpsite in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe; The Ngozi Mine community. Octavia Sibanda (University of Fort Hare)

“We don’t need them anymore”. Creating belonging and performing work among ‘Game-boys’ in Tamale, Ghana Merel van ‘t Wout (African Studies Centre Leiden)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 52 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 53 ECAS7 Studies) Annalena Oppel(Institute ofDevelopment - ReproducingInequalityPatterns? Ethnic StratificationandNetworksofReciprocity Roos Keja (GoetheUniversityFrankfurt) mobility inurbanTogo mobile phonesandthepromiseofupward Calling acrosssocialhierarchies?Deconstructing Policy Alternatives) Christopher Ogunmodede(Center forPublic in Nigeria Uncovering theGlocalImaginariesofMobility Dainelli MariaElisa in Paris. associations andtheorganisationofwakes Coming backhome.Ivorianhometown Cultural Anthropology) Ouattara); Katharina HeitzTokpa (Socialand Doua BandhéPriscaMori(Université Alassane d’Ivoire’s northernborderlands uncertainty: Herdersandhunters inCôte The roleoftransnationalnetworksinmitigating migration andtransregionalnetworks. and methodologicalquestionsabout diaspora raisestheoretical,empirical gulation betweentheruraland Approaching urbanAfricaasatrian- of spaces,peopleandideas. urban encounters andtheconnectivity This panellooksatnetworksinrural- 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Regional Geography) Lena Dallywater (LeibnizInstitute for (Arnold-Bergstraesser Institute); Convenor(s): andSpaces Ideas Mobility of People, Encounters: The Urban-Transnational Networks in Rural- The Role of P076 Franzisca Zanker NB005 Location: Extraction inAfrica Extraction of (Infra)structures P077 Alexander Caramento (Trent University) suppliers andcontractors inNeoliberalZambia ‘New’ Copperbelts: thepoliticaleconomyofmine Indigenous Capital Formation inthe‘Old’and Nikkie Wiegink(UtrechtUniversity) infrastructure inMozambique violence andcontestation aroundextractive Securing thecoaltrains:expectations, Djangbedja (UniversityofTogo) à Hahotoé ausud-estduTogo Infrastructures etextractiondesphosphates James Musonda(Universite deLiege) exclusion inNorth-western Zambia (Infra)structures ofextractivism,disciplineand Tongnoma (UniversityofOuagadougou) Johannes Knierzinger(UMRProdig);Zongo Recent mineclosuresinWest Africa When themusic’sover, turnoutthelights? capital onlocalinfrastructures. of recentchangesininternational have aparticularinterest intheeffects consequences onlocallife-worlds.We of extractioninAfricaandtheir The panellooksatthe(infra)structures 14:00 -15:30 Fri 30June, Caramento (Trent University) (University ofBasel);Alexander Convenor(s): Rita Kesselring KH209 Location: the urbanandruralassocialcategories. of representations andperformances an authenticlifeinfluencesimages, This panelexploreshowthedesirefor distinction becomesmorepronounced. technological innovations,social intensify withincreasedmobilityand As tiesbetweentheruralandurban 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Chair(s): for SocialAnthropology) Maarten Bedert(MaxPlanckInstitute Hautes EtudesenSciencesSociales); Convenor(s): of socialdistinction rural lives ascategories authentic: urban and A desirefor the P078 Sciences Sociales) Anaïs Ménard(EcoledesHautes Etudesen religious aspects oftheurban/ruraldistinction socialdualityinSierraLeone: Performing Juliet Gilbert(UniversityofBirmingham) femininities inNigeria Compound Marriages:Locatingtheruralinurban Oriol Puig(UniversityofBarcelona) migrants collective fromLibya.Thenewurbanidentityof Ethnographic approachinNiameyto repatriate’s Anita Schroven Anais Ménard(Ecoledes Panels details KH209 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 53 ECAS7 54 Panels details

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Innovations in African bureaucrats Africa and the city. connectivity and social and emotions at work Constrained change in Africa: urbanisation through new ways to bridge Convenor(s): Pauline Jarroux (EHESS) forced displacement the urban and rural in historical perspective Fri 30 June, Location: Convenor(s): Pedro Neto (ICS-UL); 16:00 - 17:30 KH102 Pedro Pombo (IIT Gandhinagar) Convenor(s): Fall Abdou Salam (IFAN, Université CA. D de Dakar); This panel aims at enriching studies of Fri 30 June, Location: Mirjam de Bruijn (Leiden University) African bureaucrats and professional 14:00 - 15:30 KH103 cultures through the question of emotions at work. Sat 1 July, Location: Forced displacement is a key element in 09:00 - 10:30 NB003 urbanization processes in Africa. Emotions within the State: Intrastate interactions in Kenya Temporary or permanent settlements Tessa Diphoorn (Utrecht University) have origin in displacements caused by Linking technologies, such as roads war, land-grabbing projects or urban and new ICTs, create possibilities to Facing the Party: Reactions to political control development. These new localities can connect, to relate areas, people and among Ethiopian civil servants emerge as places of tensions but can Labzaé Mehdi things. This panel explores new also create novel cultural geographies. connectivities in Africa that will be From political violence to institutional damage: especially evaluated for their Mogalakwena a municipality in silence Circulations and urban migration in Ivory Coast: transformational power of the Thomas Lesaffre (Public Affaire Research Rethinking durable solutions after the end of the socio-political rural-urban linkages. Institut) status of Liberian refugees Hervé Cyrille Tivoly

Use perspectives in the history of technology and The relation between forced displacement and the study of African urbanization the commodification of urban spaces in Southern Casper Andersen (University of Aarhus) Africa: The case of Polana Caniço neighbourhood in Maputo Dawa Mobile-Health: developing a model to Sílvia Jorge (Research Centre of Architecture, provide remote areas with healthcare that is UTL) based in urban centres Didier Lalaye (Utrecht University); Mirjam de “Check and Balance” around the natural and Bruijn (Leiden University) infrastructural resources: the case of Mbororo nomad refugees in Mandjou village Banking on teachers’ salaries in the D.R. Adamou Amadou (Leiden University) Congo: exploring real impacts of the teacher payment reform ‘Slum’ as a Consequence of Forced Tom De Herdt (University of Antwerp); Cyril Displacement. The Example of Korogocho in Owen Brandt (University of Amsterdam) Nairobi (Kenya) Magdalena Chulek (Adam Mickiewicz One click into the future- The role of social media University) and digital imaginaries in African migration practices Growing Up Precariously in the City: The Case of Claudia Böhme (University of Trier, Germany) Second/ Third Generation Eritrean Refugeesness in Khartoum Functions and Effects of new Connectivities in Reem Mussa (University of Oldenburg, Rural-Urban Symbiosis in South-east Nigeria. Germany) Victor Onyebueke (University of Nigeria, Nsukka & (Enugu Campus))

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 54 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 55 ECAS7 Renzo Baas(BIGSASBayreuth) The Future ofAfricanCities Tjark Gall(UrbanFramework); RebekkaKeuß Dawn Lilongwe -Characteristics ofSocialSecurityafter Paris (ENS)) Chrystel Oloukoï(EcoleNormaleSupérieureof Johannesburg andLagos Night andtheCity:Perspectives from Beth Vale (UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) recognition inJohannesburgnightclubs gooutto beseen’:space,placeand ‘They cities. will exploreeverynightlifeinAfrica’s dominant diurnalthinking,thispanel actors after dark?Inresponseto labours, andinsurgenciesofurban falls. Whatarethespatialtactics, overlooked whathappenswhennight everyday, UrbanStudieshasoften Dominated bygeographiesofthe 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (University oftheWitwatersrand) Convenor(s): Cities Africa’s Nocturnal P082 Beth Vale Beth Vale Muriel Champy NB003 Location: beyond in (East) Africa and Self-Accomplishment Forms of Gendered ofTime Change: New Coming of Ageina P083 Yonatan Nissim Gez(TheHebrewUniversity) Contemporary Kenya Born AgainIdentityandSelf-Accomplishmentin Muriel Champy(Université Paris Nanterre) Youth (BurkinaFaso) Cycle throughtheItinerariesofFormer Street Coming ofAgeintheStreet:LookingatLife International andDevelopmentStudies) Katarzyna Grabska(Graduate Institute of Khartoum adolescence amongEritreanrefugeegirlsin ‘Wasting time’:migratory trajectories of Lyndsay McLean(UniversityofSussex) and youngwomeninKinshasa Agency and‘empowerment’ofadolescentgirls Fenneke Reysoo(Graduate Institute, Geneva) Lifestyles inAfrica “Second Adolescence”:QuestioningSingleton masculinity andfemininity? modify theproductionofcontemporary movements. Howdosuchchanges vigilante groupsorinreligious the youth,throughengagementin accomplishment findafootholdamong adulthood. Alternative modesof new pathstowards anaccomplished Throughout Africa,youthareseeking 14:00 -15:30 Fri 30June, Maupeu(UFRDroit) Hervé études ensciencessociales(EHESS)); Marie-Aude Fouéré (Ecoledeshautes Convenor(s): Yvan Droz(IHEID); NB003 Location: Anna Selmeczi(UniversityofCapeTown) city: Questionsaroundcreativeactivism Claiming placethroughartintheSouthAfrican socio-political context. that exploreartisticpracticesintheir recognition? We invite contributions ways forself-expressionandsocial the rightto thecity?Howdotheyfind present andfuture?Howdotheyclaim articulate andimaginetheirsocieties’ How doyoungartists inAfricancities 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, (University ofBasel) (University Basel);Franziska Jenni Convenor(s): to the city practices andthe right Youthful agency, art P084 for SocialAnthropology) Nadine ReaIntisarAdam(Max-Planck-Institute Maneuvering theBarbedWire Frederik Unseld(UniversityofBasel) movement inKisumu,Kenya The riseandfallofanart-inspiredyouth Stefano Barone(GriffithUniversity) neighbourhood imaginaryinTunisia “Houmanarchie”. Rapmusicandthe Frederik Unseld Panels details NB005 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 55 ECAS7 56 Panels details

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Rethinking African Villes et projets urbains Thinking through ageing: Growing old in en Afrique: politiques time. Large-scale an urbanising Africa de la culture / cultures technological du politique innovations in Africa Convenor(s): Sandra Staudacher (University of Basel); Emily Freeman Convenor(s): Francisco Freire Convenor(s): Alena Thiel (GIGA (London School of Economics) (CRIA/FCSH-NOVA) German Institute of Global and Area Studies); Davide Chinigo’ (Stellenbosch Sat 1 July, Location: Thu 29 June, Location: University) 16:00 - 17:30 KH104 09:00 - 10:30 KH105 Thu 29 June, Location: 14:00 - 15:30 KH105 Africa is ageing as it urbanises. The Ce panel portera sur les interactions continent’s older population is growing entre culture et politique en Afrique, more rapidly than anywhere else in the examinant la façon dont les diverses This panel looks at technological world. This panel explores how formes d’exercice du pouvoir se innovation from the perspective of how profoundly urbanisation is changing redessinent, du fait notamment, de time is thought and represented in what it is like to grow old and how l’émergence, en milieu urbain, de different ways. Panelists are asked to families, communities, organisations nouveaux enjeux socio-politiques. present empirical work on the unfolding and the state are responding. of routines, rhythms, and representa- From Village to Town. Itineraries and Identity of tions of time in sites of large-scale Cosmopolitan Moralities: Aging, Agency and Slave Descendants Settling in the Cities in technological innovation in Africa. Care of Older People between Urban Zanzibar Cameroon and Chad and Oman Adam Mahamat (University of Maroua) Sandra Staudacher (University of Basel) The Unconnected Time: Place and the Mouvements sociaux au Niger dans une Temporalities of Infrastructure in Cape Town’s Environments of aging and the production of perspective d’engagement politique citoyen : la Informal Settlements solidarity: experiences of growing older in place des Organisations de la Société Civile Angela Storey (University of Louisville) contemporary urban and rural Rwanda (OSC) à Niamey Catherine Panter-Brick (Yale University); Ousseini Issa Ibrahim (Selçuk Üniversitesi) Entangled temporalities in Ghana’s biometric Aalyia Feroz Ali Sadruddin (Yale University) identity registration project The “reterritorialization” of the urban space in Alena Thiel (GIGA German Institute of Global Rethinking care for older Africans: changing the occupied Western Sahara in Sahrawi and Area Studies) expectations and practices of long term care in contemporary poetry in Spanish urban and rural South Africa Giulia Maltese (Università di Bologna) Introduction of modern contraceptive Emily Freeman (London School of Economics) technologies & temporal representations of fertility, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of Housing alternatives for elderly urban residents: Congo case studies from Uganda and Namibia Mari Dumbaugh (Swiss Tropical and Public Catharina Nord (Blekinge Institute of Health Institute) Technology); Andrew Byerley (Stockholm University) Taming the future through the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) radio telescope in the contemporary Coping with Aging and Change among the Boran Karoo resource frontier of Northern Kenya Davide Chinigo’ (Stellenbosch University) Hassan Kochore (Max Planck Institute of Social Anthropology)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 56 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 57 ECAS7 context. Johannesburg/Gauteng asexample Constructing GlobalCityRegionsinanAfrican cities ofallsizes. governance arrangements inAfrican providing insights into newformsof contributions basedonrecentresearch urban governance.We invite research onactors andpracticesof This panelisinterested incurrent 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (University ofNairobi) (University ofBasel);GodfreyMurunga Convenor(s): African cities of all sizes new arrangements in Urban governance: P088 Kathleen Richardson(DeMontfortUniversity) Kutoma Wakunuma (DeMontfortUniversity); their subsequentcontributionto Urbanisation Social MediainWomen’s Empowermentand The sleepingLionesshaswoken:roleof Géographique) etlaDiffusiondel’Information l’Organisation Laura Nkula-Wenz (Pôle deRecherchepour governing urbansafetyinCapeTown The roleofintermediaries inproducingand maria chiarapastore (Politecnico diMilano) Developments? Which GovernancefortheNewAfrican Juergen Ossenbruegge Godwin Murunga Lucy Koechlin LucyKoechlin KH102 Location: and Côte d´Ivoire in Kenya, Cameroon Contested waterfronts P089 De RechercheScientifique) Kabran GnankonEstelle Gisele(CentreSuisse the lagooninAbidjan Poor peopleandthedynamicsoftransportacross Alassane Ouattara /Université deNeuchâtel) Becanti MichèleBohoussou(Université pouvoir etdisparités. Gouvernance urbaineàAbidjan:partage de Irit Eguavoen(UniversityofBonn) trends alongwaterfronts inAbidjan Forceful evictions,newbeginningsandlanduse Sandro Simon(UniversityofCologne) Urban Wetlands Watery Relations:OnWays ofHybridization in Alessandro Frigerio (Politecnico diMilano) infrastructure. associo-ecological Malindi waterfront trigger greengentrification. the inhabitants. Buttheymayalso design andbetter considertheneedsof visions mayfoster amoresustainable focus onurbanwaterfronts. Political turning towards Africaleadsto anew as wellrealestate development Projections ofenvironmental change, 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, Chair(s): (University ofBonn) Convenor(s): Irit Eguavoen Irit Eguavoen KH105 Location: issues intheurbanpoliticalarena. attain politicalleverageonlivelihood and theirstrategies andcoalitionsto their emergence,organization, contribute to abetter understanding of urban informaleconomiesthat collective actionsbyworkersinAfrican This panelwelcomespaperson 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, Studies Centre,Leiden) Centre Leiden);MaykeKaag (African Marleen Dekker(AfricanStudies (African StudiesCentreLeiden); Convenor(s): Urban Africa Informal Workers in Political Leverage for theWho Owns City? P090 Kassim Assouma(Faculty ofSocialSciences) commerçants dumarchéDantokpa auBénin de casdesstratégies d’adaptation des informelle:uneétude travailleurs del’économie Le développementinclusifvécuparles Miriam Siun(LeidenUniversity) Marginalization amongstinformalworkers ‘Arewa GariYawaye’: IdentityPolitics and Lennert Jongh(Stockholm University) elections of2016 mobilizing theurbanpoorforZambian street andmarketvendors’associationsin Reaching outto informalvendors:Theroleof Rafael Verbuyst (GhentUniversity) Tanja Hendriks(AfricanStudiesCentreLeiden); (their) organizations Fraught withFriction: informalworkersand André Leliveld Panels details NB003 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 57 ECAS7 58 Panels details

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African Cities and Contemporary politics Cameroonian cities: Urban Theory of informality: conviviality and encounters between contradictions Convenor(s): Till Förster the “formal” and (University of Basel) “informal” African city Convenor(s): Basile Ndjio Chair(s): Till Förster (Freie Universitat Berlin); Ben Page (University College, London) Convenor(s): Hana Horáková Fri 30 June, Location: Chair(s): Ben Page (Metropolitan University Prague); 09:00 - 10:30 KH102 Discussant(s): Basile Ndjio Stephanie Rudwick (University of Leipzig) Fri 30 June, Location: African cities are a challenge to urban 14:00 - 15:30 KH105 theory. They are either thought of as the Fri 30 June, Location: other of Western cities or as ordinary 16:00 - 17:30 KH103 as any city worldwide. This panel juxtaposes different assessments of The panel seeks papers about contemporary urban life and theory African cities and discusses how they The panel aims to explore the informed and advanced urban theory. from Cameroon. We will avoid contemporary politics of informality in rehearsing narratives about ‘informality’ Africa´s cities focusing on various facets and ‘urban problems’ and are looking Building Urban Theory with African cities in mind of the encounter between the “formal” for new stories and interpretations of Jennifer Robinson (University College London) and the “informal” city, their set of rules, the Cameroonian urban scene from institutions and actors. High stakes, high hopes: Creating collaborative anthropology, sociology, politics, urban theory in South Africa geography & planning. Sophie Oldfield (University of Cape Town and Urbanization in practice: University of Basel) the (in)convenient gray zone Aïdas Sanogo Mvan, Yaoundé: Life in the Bustling Urban Cities of ghosts: (Im)Materiality and postcolonial Periphery Rachel Reynolds (Drexel University) narratives on the African city.” Colonial urban planning systems and today’s Matteo Rizzo (SOAS) reality Wolfgang Scholz (TU Dortmund University) Social Determinants of Health Seeking Urban research revisited - Strategies for a better Behaviours Among Urban Migrants in Cameroonian Cities, the Case of Yaounde understanding of West African (sub)urban Rambo-style urban management in Accra, Ghana Humphrey Ngala Ndi (Cameroon High processes and strategies for dealing with the threat of Commission) Fabrice Banon (Karlsruhe Institute of evictions Technology) Dagna Rams (University of Lausanne) Muna Tété ou Muna Ngata ? Les mots de l’altérisation liée au quartier dans la culture How can we examine local characteristics of Social strategies and the negotiation of populaire a Yaoundé urban Africa systematically? The “distinctiveness legitimacy of witch-finders in Lusaka city. of cities” through the lens of particularities Katerina Mildnerova (Palacký University of Gishleine Oukouomi Djouonang (University of among middle-class milieus in Nairobi and Olomouc) Ottawa) Mombasa The happy ending to be found: Douala and its Florian Stoll (Center for Cultural Sociology, Yale/ Filling the Void of Post-Apartheid: Miracles of popular videos Bayreuth Academy of Advanced African the Zion Christian Church in the Life of South Giovanna Santanera (Università di Milano Studies) African Township Dweller Bicocca) Vit Zdralek (Faculty of Arts, Charles University)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 58 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 59 ECAS7 clovis bergere(Rutgers University-Camden) work andthefigureof‘analphabet’ Digital boundary “She’s trans-generational”: Alessandro Gusman(UniversityofTurin) Congolese refugeesinKampala Ordinary livesin(extra?)ordinarytimes.Young Stefano Pontiggia (Università diFerrara) and DailyLifeinTunisia Waiting to BecomeaMan:“Youth”, Waithood, Mamane Tassiou Amadou(UniversityofBasel) Youth inZindercity, NigerRepublic The AssociativeMovement:theNewTorch of Elina Oinas(UniversityofHelsinki) in contemporary Africa What Politics? Youth andpoliticalengagements Luisa Schneider(ISCAOxford) the everydayinFreetown, SierraLeone Winning atalosinggame:love,friendshipand Matt Kandel (SOAS, UniversityofLondon) eastern Uganda an ethnographyofamaleyouthinruraltown of Understanding lifethrougheverydaypractices: youths’ everydayexperiences. might enableabetter understanding of value ofresearchonroutines.This as heroesorvictims,wepromote the commonly leadsto adepictionofyouth on exceptionalphenomena,which of youthinAfrica.Ratherthanfocusing The panelhighlights everydaypractices 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Sat 1July, Basel) of Basel);SusannLudwig(University Convenor(s): Africa urban /rural in Practicing the everyday Unspectacular Youth - P094 MaikeBirzle(University KH106 Location: Health in Africa perspectives onOne science Social P095 Hannah Brown(DurhamUniversity) Sierra Leone Lassa fever:Animalsandhealthinfrastructurein Recherches ScientifiquesenCôte d’Ivoire) Akissi OlgaDanièleKonan (CentreSuissede Cote d’Ivoire the emergenceofBuruliulcerinendemicareas Human andenvironmental interactions related to Danson Mwangi(DurhamUniversity) Nthongoni, eastern Kenya. human-animal-environment interactions in Life attheborderlandsofprotected areas: Isotta Cristofori (TriM-Translate into Meaning) (CCM, Comitato CollaborazioneMedica);Elena Collaborazione Medica);MicolFascendini Medica); Valeria Pecchioni (Comitato Alessia Villanucci(Comitato Collaborazione Somali nomadicpastoralists andtheirlivestock One Healthapproachto enhancethehealthof sciences andsocialscientists. collaborations betweenmedical central to analyzeinstitutionalized interactions andpowerrelationsare stakeholders. Socialmeanings, disciplines aswellnon-academic processes thatinvolvedifferent One Healthendorsestransdisciplinary 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): University ofBasel) Social andCulturalAnthropology, Health Institute); Katharina HeitzTokpa Pfeiffer (SwissTropical andPublic en Côte d’Ivoire(CSRS));Constanze Suisse deRecherchesScientifiques Convenor(s): GilbertFokou Gilbert Fokou (Centre HannahBrown NB003 Location: meanings ofworkinpost-apartheidSouthAfrica Urban Youth’s MoralEconomies:contesting moralities inurbanandruralAfrica. institutions andprocesses,markets and relevance forthestudyofeconomic formulations to its recentrevival)andits economy/ies” (fromits original grounded, ontheconceptof“moral sion, boththeoreticalandempirically The panelaimsto stimulate adiscus- 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): (The NordicAfricaInstitue,Uppsala) Convenor(s): African studies perspectives from “moral economy”: Revisiting P096 Mario Marasco(SapienzaUniversityofRome) (Ethiopia) youth enterprises andmoraleconomyinMekelle Neoliberal state ofmarginality:streetgangs, Barcelona-CSIC) Alba Valenciano Mañé(Universityof wrongdoing petty tradersandtheambivalencesofeconomic Crisis intheabundance.Equatorial Guinean Paris 1) Sylvie Capitant (Univeristé Panthéon Sorobnne extractive activitiesinBurkinaFaso economy ofcontentious politicsrelated to Populations «assaulting»themines:moral Marco DiNunzio(Université LibredeBruxelles) African Metropolis Responsibility andInequalityinaGrowing Conspiracies to Build:ProfessionalEthics, Hannah Dawson(OxfordUniversity) Cristiano Lanzano Panels details Jorg Wiegratz KH105 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 59 ECAS7 60 Panels details

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Classes urbaines et Gender, body politics Traditional Chiefs and fabrique des global and humanitarian fields Democratic Political south consumers in Africa Culture for Africa

Convenor(s): Nicolas Monteillet Convenor(s): Michela Fusaschi Convenor(s): Petr Skalník (University (FLSH Libreville de l’UOB) (University of Rome Three); Giovanna of Hradec Králové); Georg Klute Cavatorta (University of Rome Three) (University of Bayreuth) Sat 1 July, Location: Chair(s): Florian Kern 09:00 - 10:30 KH105 Sat 1 July, Location: Discussant(s): Francis Nyamnjoh 14:00 - 15:30 KH105 Thu 29 June, Location: Cette table ronde vise à interroger les 14:00 - 15:30, KH106 implications des changements sociaux In the field of the anthropology of 16:00 - 17:30 associés au développement des humanitarian governmentalities, this marchés émergents et des échanges panel aims to discuss research on “sud/sud”. Elle s’intéressera aux formes gender policies and body politics in Chiefs contribute to democratic de mobilisation du capital (main Africa. d’œuvre, financements, réseaux...) political culture in various African aux pratiques culturelles, de santé countries. Chieftaincy is rather an asset La prise en compte du genre dans la réponse associées à ces flux. than an impediment for promotion of humanitaire au Cameroun: externalisation des democracy. African chiefs facilitate aspirations sociales d’une population en contexte power of the powerless. Cultural Uniqueness of Moral Economy in Africa d’urgence Tadasu Tsuruta (Kindai University) Honoré Mimche (IFORD) African chiefs as brokers of democratic political NGOs and female circumcision in Egypt. “Chuang Shijie ” (Taking the World by Storm): culture African Student-Entrepreneurs in Greater An anthropological enquiry Petr Skalník (University of Hradec Králové) Zhejiang Province Elsa Mescoli (Universite de Liege) Viola Rothschild (University of Oxford) Chieftaincy, commemoration ceremonies and Gender, Biopolitics, and Temporal Interventions political culture in democratic South Africa The Mouride Trade Diaspora and the Senegalese in Ugandan “Girls’ Empowerment” NGOs Mario Krämer (Universität zu Köln) Informal Economy Erin Moore (Northwestern University) Jose Luis Gázquez (Universidad Nacional Power to the powerless? Chiefs in conflicts over Autonoma de Mexico/GEA UAM Madrid) Assuming the Value of Virginity: Fitting Maasai land in Ghana Female Genital Cutting into Transnational Sarah Kirst (FU Berlin) Narratives Mary-Anne Decatur (SOAS) “Traditional” chiefs and the elections in the late-colonial period in Senegal Juliette Ruaud (Université Laval/ Sciences Po Bordeaux)

The role of Sufi marabouts in the development of democratic political culture in Senegal Jose Luis Gázquez (Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico/GEA UAM Madrid)

Power-sharing in a colonial situation? Parallel rule of colonial authorities and Tuareg chiefs in Northern Mali Georg Klute (University of Bayreuth)

Pioneers, Political Entrepreneurs and Political Practices in the Borderland of Egypt and Libya Thomas Hüsken (University of Lucerne)

Chieftaincy and the politics of distribution: the case of an agricultural input subsidy programme in a village in rural Malawi. Daniel Wroe (University of Bath)

Boundaries to formality: Traditional Authorities negotiating their roles between state bureaucracy and local autocracy Laura Weidmann (Université de Fribourg)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 60 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 61 ECAS7 ‘Anti-/Over-Patrimonialization’? Amilcar CabralinCapeVerde. ACaseof purposes. can be“rediscovered”andforwhich biographies, locationsandarchives which partofthepast,and and newculturalwarsarewagedon the formerPortuguese colonies– have passedsince–fortyinthecaseof years ofculturewars.Overfifty The yearsaroundindependencewere 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, (U. C.A.Diopp) Discussant(s): Chair(s): Mondlane) Moçambique/Universidade Eduardo Joel Tembe (ArquivoHistórico de (Federal UniversityofBahia); University ofBahia);CláudioFurtado Convenor(s): Africa and museums intoday’s archives, monuments locations/places, memory. Biographies, The struggle on P100 Suzana Sousa(ISCTE-IUL) the artworldinAngola Fighting overtheArchive:politicsandpracticeof Mareike Späth(Goethe-UniversityFrankfurt) achievements inMadagascar violence asnationalheritage. Challengesand Establishing anticolonialmovements and Rony Emmenegger(UniversityofZurich) Dead inthePost-colonial City Memorial Politics andtheResurrectionof Sorbonne) Maria-Benedita Basto (Université Paris- Ciraj Rassool(UWC) Livio Sansone(Federal Ibrahima Thiaw KH118 Location: urban food-provision? influence conflicts (In)Security: How do Resources andFood Conflict Over Natural P101 Alfredo LangaHerrero(ASHBerlin) Republic ofSudan Urban elites andeconomicdependenceinthe Bernard Kusena (UniversityofZimbabwe) women farmersinMarange/Zimunya,1966-1979 unheralded contribution!”ChimurengaIIand “We remaintrueguerrillasdespite our University (Côte d’Ivoire)) Didié ArmandZadou (JeanLorougnonGuédé (Côte d’Ivoire) Marchés Urbainsd’Ouméetd’Abidjan enVivriersdes Influence l’Approvisionnement Quand leConflitduVillagedeGoulikao Conflits SociauxetRelationVille-Campagne: Bouake/Cote D’Ivoire) Alexis Koffi (Universite AlassaneOuattara de Côte d’Ivoire resources andfoodinsecurityinTiassalé, Urbanization, governanceofaccessto natural Martin Evans(UniversityofChester) Casamance, Senegal Paddy ricefarmingandlandtenure conflicts in production systems. that create conflicts whichweakenfood most ruralareasfaceseveralproblems from ruralorsuburbanareas.However, is anincreasedneedoffoodsupply In mostsub-SaharanAfricacities,there 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, University ofBasel) Tra (Institute ofSocialAnthropology, Convenor(s): Goin LouTinaVirginie KH106 Location: daily livesofurbanelites. explores thelegaciesofslaveryin social polarization,gentrification),it phenomena (migrations,neoliberal dynamics. Focusing onvarious social relationshipsandlabour in urbancontexts inlightofpost-slavery This panelanalysesclassrelationships 09:00-10:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): Studi diMilano-Bicocca) (University ofBayreuth,Università degli Milano -Bicocca);Marta Scaglioni (University ofSussex-Universita di Convenor(s): legacies of slavery Urban elites andthe P102 Elia Vitturini(UniversityofMilano-Bicocca) Marginalization andUrbanSettlement The GaboyeofSomaliland:AHistory of Samuel Lempereur(Université LibreBruxelles) former slaveportofOuidah(Benin) Legacies ofslaveryandsocialdivisionsinthe Technology) Benjamin Lawrance(Rochester Institute of coercion inWest Africa trafficking asylumclaims,andthepersistence of Domesticservice, SlaveNextDoor”: “The Methodius/University ofSilesiainKatowice) Maciej Kurcz (UniversityofSSCyril and Sudan`s Tea Ladiesandthelegacyofslavery Marco Gardini(UniversityofMilano-Bicocca) Metaphors ofSlaveryinMadagascar Employers, DomesticWorkers andthe Masters ofYesterday, Masters ofToday. Valerio Colosio Valerio Colosio Panels details Alice Bellagamba KH106 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 61 ECAS7 62 Panels details

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The urban images of Strangers in African Rural and urban rural life: its materials Cities belonging from a life and materiality, course perspective its actors and its Convenor(s): William Monteith practices / L’imaginaire (School of International Development, Convenor(s): Tabea Häberlein de «la brousse» en University of East Anglia) (University of Bayreuth); Jeannett milieu urbain: Martin (University of Bayreuth) matérialités, acteurs, Thu 29 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 NB005 Fri 30 June, Location: pratiques 14:00 - 15:30 NB005

The expansion of African cities is Convenor(s): Julie Cayla (Laboratoire generating new patterns of collabora- d’Ethnologie et de Sociologie Urban-rural relations have diverse tion and competition, sociality and meanings for people of different age comparative); Laure Carbonnel distance. This panel explores the and gender. The panel explores (Laboratoire d’Ethnologie et de production of ‘strangeness’ in African creation and dissolution of social Sociologie Comparative, Musée du cities, and the ways in which markers of belonging between the urban and the quai Branly) difference are actively negotiated by rural at different phases during the urban inhabitants. life course. Fri 30 June, Location: Counting strangers - producing and negotiating Introduction to the panel “Rural and Urban 14:00 - 15:30 KH111 strangeness in Cotonou Belonging from a Life Course Perspective” Alice Hertzog (ETH Zürich) Tabea Häberlein (University of Bayreuth); Jeannett Martin (University of Bayreuth) Tactical diasporas: African migrants finding a This panel intends to bring together place in Lusaka The Divisions that Bind: Livelihood, Politics, and case studies about the way objects, Oliver Bakewell (Oxford University) materials, savoir-faire, take part in the Nostalgia for Remote Places in Turkana, Kenya Cory Rodgers (University of Oxford) creation of an urban images of rural life, Surviving the city: refugee livelihoods in Addis Ababa when they are manufactured, The Influence of Education on Migration Kate Dickenson (Cardiff University) exchanged and used. Imaginaries and Trajectories Kerilyn Schewel (University of Amsterdam) Refugee and IDP interactions in Uganda’s urban markets Ville de Ouagadougou au Burkina Faso : capitale Formation of Citizenship through Talk Radio William Monteith et gros village à forte consommation des fruits de Participation toute saison et de plantes médicinales. Joyce Omwoha (Technical University of Kenya) Patrice Kouraogo (CNRST)

L’emblème de l’Université sur le banc des accusés pour « violences occultes» en milieu scolaire et universitaire en Côte d’ivoire Syna Ouattara (University of Gothenburg)

Des parures de bouffons rituels entre brousse et ville Laure Carbonnel (Laboratoire d’Ethnologie et de Sociologie Comparative, Musée du quai Branly)

Masque des villes ou masque des champs? Pratiques et imaginaires des artisans et amateurs locaux d’art africain (Burkina Faso) Julie Cayla (Laboratoire d’Ethnologie et de Sociologie comparative)

Unseen on Screen: Yeelen and the Absent but Ever-Present Arts of Komo Susan Elizabeth Gagliardi (Emory University)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 62 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 63 ECAS7 challenge ofevictions Evading the‘mgambo’:spatialclaimand Kudus Adebayo(UniversityofIbadan) Nigeria inIbadan,Southwest antinomies ofsurvival ‘Wheelbarrow livelihoods’,urbanspaceand urban residents. dynamics, andtheirimplicationsfor informality. Thispanelexploresthese reconfigure thespatialitiesofurban informality. Streetworkersmayalso means to sanitizeurbanspacesof as variedtechnologies areusedasa Urban informalityisbeingrespatialized, 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): (Stockholm University) Convenor(s): Africa informality inurban Respatializing P106 Andreas Eberth(LeibnizUniversityofHanover) Context ofUrbanInformality Photography forvisualizingEverydayLifeina in Nairobi/Kenya -ThePotential ofHermeneutic Place IdentificationoftheYouth livinginaSlum Ismaël Maazaz(UniversityofEdinburgh) alternative sociopoliticalwater spaces? The placesàvivreofN’DjamenainChad: Aba Crentsil George Owusu(UniversityofGhana); Approach? Another Face ofUrbanClearanceorBulldozing Ghana’s LargestMetropolis,Accra: Analysis of‘DecongestionPolicy’ Measurein Ademola Omoegun(UniversityofLagos) Ilda Lindell Onyanta Adama KH103 Location: in Africa Post-Crisis Situations Ethnographies of After the Crisis? P107 Botswana) Sethunya Tshepho Mosime(Universityof gender inequalitycrisis Botswana’s endofeconomiccrisisandstart of Understanding silenthumanitarian crisis: Emmy Kageha Igonya(UniversityofAmsterdam) Beyond theHIVCrisisinKenya Markus Hoehne(Institute ofAnthropology) and its aftermath inSomaliland Ethnography ofrecovery:forensicintervention (Goerg-August UniversitätGöttingen) Rijk vanDijk(LeidenUniversity);AstridBochow Ethnographies ofPost-Crisis SituationsinAfrica Conceptualizing theAfter-Crisis through face post-crisischallenges. withdrawn andrural&urbansettings international supportis crisis is‘over’, graphically whathappenswhenthe epidemics) thepanelexploresethno- (natural disasters, violentconflicts or productions andreceptionsof‘crisis’ Building onaliterature onlocal 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Rijk vanDijk(LeidenUniversity) (Goerg-August UniversitätGöttingen); Convenor(s): Astrid Bochow KH111 Location: Ann Cassiman(UniversityofLeuven) beyondAccra’sbonds aswaysto zongo ‘fly’ U2canfly: Youth bases,mobilityandfriendship relate to mobilityandcosmopolitanism. how theirexperiencesandworldviews social andgeographicalcontexts and transformation oftheirskillsindifferent of theirplanforthefuture, youth inAfricancities,therealization ethnographic fieldstudiesthelifeof The panelexploresthrough 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Ute Röschenthaler(JGUMainz) (Goethe Universität); Convenor(s): cities sub-Saharan making alivingin Youth, work and P108 Susann Ludwig(UniversityofBasel) chance”. for “la Today’s Futures -BamakoGraduates preparing Franziska Jenni(UniversityofBasel) urban photographic landscape and howtheyarticulate themselveswithinthe On themove:youngphotographers inBamako Christian Ungruhe(AarhusUniversity) Ghana meanings amonglabormigrants insouthern Misery, disillusionmentandtheirfuture-oriented Youth im/mobilitiesbeyond“Waithood”: Mamadou Diawara Panels details NB005 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 63 ECAS7 64 Panels details

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Fashioning sexuality in Food cultures in Africa: Notions of gender popular culture food production, equality in African consumption, and contexts Convenor(s): Sandra Manuel prestige ranking in the (Universidade Eduardo Mondlane & age of development Convenor(s): Signe Arnfred Kaleidoscopio Research Institute); (Roskilde University) Rachel Spronk (University of Amsterdam) Convenor(s): Jon Abbink (ASC Leiden Fri 30 June, Location: Chair(s): Rachel Spronk and VU University Amsterdam) 09:00 - 10:30 NB005 Discussant(s): Peter Geschiere Chair(s): J. Abbink

Sat 1 July, Location: Fri 30 June, Location: With points of departure in empirical 09:00 - 10:30 KH106 14:00 - 15:30, KH107 studies of relations between male and 16:00 - 17:30 female in African contexts, the panel aims to critically investigate mainstream This panel aims at bringing together notions of gender equality papers that focus on the making and We address cultures of food production unmaking of sexuality through various and consumption in Africa in contexts Gender inequality in youth discourses of nation forms of popular culture in the ways of development & change. Food is a and religion in West Africa sexuality is used as a tool for prime locus to identify processes of Barbara Crossouard (Centre for International reproduction & adaptation – to scarcity Education); Mairead Dunne (University of communicating moral meanings, for Sussex) exploring boundaries and for self- & famine, but also to challenges of expression. power, prestige-ranking & ‘modernity’ “Get up, stand up for your rights” Women in its various developmentalist forms. perspectives on political emancipation: a case study in Guinea-Bissau Opening a can of worms: Intimate violence and Patrícia Gomes (Federl University of Bahia, From traditional brews to commercial lagers: an upper class in Maputo Brazil) Sandra Manuel (Universidade Eduardo ethnographic study of alcohol consumption in Ethiopia Mondlane & Kaleidoscopio Research Institute) «Même s’il y a le gender il y a des valeurs d’une Christina Tekie (Duke University) femme qu’on ne peut jamais laisser.» Rwandan Fashioning sexuality through popular dress styles middle-class women on feminism and gender Festival for Kenyan Cuisine. among young Bamileke women in Yaoundé equality. Lydia Timona (National Museums of Kenya) (Cameroon) Yamara-Monika Wessling (University of Mainz) Ewa Majczak (Oxford University) Insecure food: diet, consumption, and identity Women and the politics of exclusion in Igbo among the Ethiopian Suri people Representations of heterosexual identities in masking tradition Jon Abbink (ASC Leiden and VU University popular culture: The case of urban middle class Odoja Asogwa (University of Nigeria, Nsukka) young people in Johannesburg, South Africa Amsterdam) Letitia Smuts (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam) Cultural conditions for identity disruptions in Modernity and the food culture in Urhobo violence: Possible perpetrators and worthy Akpobome Diffre-Odiete (University of Uyo, Filming Queer Kenya: Representations of Gay/ victims? Nigeria) Lesbian Identities in Stories of Our Lives and Sherianne Kramer (University of the Tuko Macho Witwatersrand) Chrispinus Wasike (University of Amsterdam) Meal Sovereignty in Urban and Rural Kenya: Consumption Practices of African Indigenous Representation of Female Sexuality and the Vegetables Small ‘f’ of Emecheta’s Feminism in The Joys of Meike Brückner (Humboldt-Universität zu Motherhood Berlin) Olusegun Adekoya (Obafemi Awolowo University) Food production and consumption representations, in Bafatá e Gabu regions from Guinea-Bissau Sonia Frias (ISCSP and CEsA/ISEG)

Food practices and identity construction: Food restriction and health equilibrium among Agni communities of Bongouanou, Côte d’Ivoire. Bognan Valentin Koné (Centre Suisse de Recherches Scientifiques en Côte d’Ivoire); Gilbert Fokou (Centre Suisse de Recherches Scientifiques en Côte d’Ivoire (CSRS)); Brigit Obrist (University of Basel)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 64 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 65 ECAS7 Jon Schubert(UniversityofLeipzig) Mozambique’s miningsector afterlives ofsocialisttechnical assistance in A transnational(middle?)classofexperts: the Orient /UniversityofBasel) Julian Tadesse (Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Nexus of-AspirationandResponsibility Making EntrepreneurialSubjects inEthiopia:The Maike Voigt (BayreuthUniversity) Kenya’s middleclassentrepreneurs andthestate Maxim Bolt(UniversityofBirmingham) in Johannesburg,SouthAfrica Formal ProcessesofMiddle-ClassReproduction Administered Futures: Wills,Inheritance andthe burg) Natache Sylvia Iilonga(UniversityofJohannes- Precinct. exclusive spaces?AcasestudyofMaboneng Do urbanregenerationmodelsgiveriseto (Aarhus University) Jason Sumich(GIGAHamburg);Morten Nielsen Mozambique of private housingstrategies in(notso)neoliberal Middle classDissensus:Thepoliticalaesthetics Claire Mercer(LondonSchoolofEconomics) accumulation inDaresSalaam Circulation andaccretion:suburban are reconfigured. through these,ideasofthestate itself class formation.Itexploreshow, class aspirationsandcontributingto institutions andprocessesinmediating investigates theroleofformal object ofstate thispanel intervention, Approaching the‘middleclass’as 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Thu 29June, Pitcher Discussant(s): Chair(s): (University ofBirmingham) (University ofLeipzig);MaximBolt Convenor(s): Citizenship and Aspirations of Wealth, Institutions, Classes: State Engineering the Middle P112 Maxim Bolt,JonSchubert Jon Schubert Deborah James,Anne KH102 Location: Africa Reproductive Rights in on Sexual and International Agendas Local Resistances to P113 Hanna Amanuel(OxfordUniversity) ‘Eradicate’ Female Genital CuttinginEritrea (In)visible Bodies:TheNationalCampaignto (Cambridge University) Parenthood Federation); Victoria Boydell Heather McMullen(International Planned family planningprogrammes accountability programme:Tracing changein Unintended effects ofaUgandansocial (Institut d’EtudesPolitiques deBordeaux) Montaigne); Jean-Christophe LAPOUBLE Elisabeth Hofmann(Université Bordeaux Senegal homosexuality inCameroon,Moroccoand strategies to defendtherights to abortionand The rightto defendwhatistaboo? Associative Ellie Gore(UniversityofBirmingham) Queer politicalpracticesinAccra,Ghana Between HIVpreventionandLGBT rights? programs. resistance oftheirimplementation promotion, reception,evaluationor agendas andthelocalcontexts of transnational inceptionofthese Africa, discussingboththeglobal sexual andreproductiverights in the agendasofhumanrights related to This panelfocusesonthearticulationof 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Ricardo Falcão (ISCTE-IUL) Convenor(s): Clara Carvalho (ISCTE); Clara Carvalho KH102 Location: Asian MLMsinNairobi Selling promisesandjustifyingfraud: co-shape, theGlobalVillage. and its inhabitants arepartof, and diverse aspects ofhowtheAfricancity together acollectionofpaperscovering CRG ‘Africa intheWorld’ aims to bring This panel,organizedbytheAEGIS 14:00 -15:30 Thu 29June, (African StudiesCentre,Leiden) University Frankfurt); MaykeKaag Convenor(s): the African cityscape global connections in Africa’s changing City. How to read Global Village, African P114 laurence Marfaing (GIGA) laurence Marfaing les comportements etdeshabitudesdevie comment lesimportations deChineontchangé «Vivre commeceuxdelahighclass!»ou Abdourahmane Seck(UniversityGaston Berger) Sénégal. Jeunes, urbains,mondialisésetmusulmansau Matthias Gruber(Goethe-University) Asian migrants inJohannesburg Driving thehecticCity. Everydaymobilityof Jan Beek(GoetheUniversityFrankfurt) Stefan Schmid(Goethe Panels details NB003 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 65 ECAS7 66 Panels details

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Social Sciences Questioning Teaching peace after Research Institutions in legitimating discourses conflict: the effect of Post-independence and practices in the teachers’ agency and Africa as subjects of international aid social identity on the research context effectiveness of peace education Convenor(s): Carlos Fernandes Convenor(s): Céline Ségalini (Political (Center of African Studies, Eduardo Institute of Bordeaux, LAM, EDSP2) Convenor(s): Line Kuppens Mondlane University) Chair(s): Hélène Charton (KU Leuven/ University of Antwerp) Discussant(s): Céline Ségalini Chair(s): Line Kuppens Sat 1 July, Location: 14:00 - 15:30 PG0VS Sat 1 July, Location: Thu 29 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 PG0VS 14:00 - 15:30 BS004

This panel invites scholars engaged in research in Lusophone, Anglophone Various activities carried out in the aid Literature on peace education implicitly and Francophone Africa, with particular sector in Africa are most of the time assumes teachers to be neutral focus on the analysis of social sciences strongly related to specific orders and implementers of peace curricula. This research institutions in Africa from a rarely questioned by professional actors panel invites papers that challenge this historical, sociological, political or working in this sector. This panel aims at assumption by focusing upon teachers’ anthropological approach. exploring the diversity of legitimating agency and social identity in fostering practices and discourses in this sector. or impeding peace and reconciliation in Where is African publishing in academic post-conflict societies. research? African book invisibility as a International NGOs’ legitimacy in the consequence of soft power policies since the development field Teaching South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation 1950s Morgane Anziani-Vente (University of Fribourg Commission Raphaël Thierry (Universität Mannheim) - University of Bayreuth) Abigail Branford (University of Cambridge) Increasing and measuring research impact: The Ouroboros of doing development Teachers in between peace and survival in tools and strategies ‘politically’: a serpent eating its own tail? post- conflict settings; A special reference Ursula Oberst (African Studies Centre, Leiden) Elisa Lopez Lucia (Université Libre de Bruxelles to Liberia (ULB)) Social Sciences publishing on Africa Seun Adebayo (Autonomous University of Barcelona/University of Oslo) Stephanie Kitchen (International African Gaps between the Innovativeness of the Maasai Institute, London) Olympics and the Positionings of Maasai In-group bias and stereotyping among secondary Warriors school teachers in Kenya: an impediment to Socialism, post-socialism and intellectual Toshio Meguro (Hiroshima City University) legacies in post-colonial Mozambique: the case teaching peace in post-conflict settings? of the CEA (1976-1986) and IESE (2007-2016) Line Kuppens (KU Leuven/ University of Carlos Fernandes (Center of African Studies, Antwerp) Eduardo Mondlane University) The secret life of war. Congolese refugee schools and the production of meaning about armed conflict Andreas von Känel (University of Neuchâtel); Marion Fresia (University of Neuchâtel); Anne-Nelly Perret-Clermont (University of Neuchâtel)

Formation des enseignants et éducation à la paix en République Démocratique du Congo Justin Sheria Nfundiko (KU LEUVEN)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 66 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 67 ECAS7 Lisbon) Rui Garrido(ISCTE-UniversityInstitute of the caseofSaoTome andPrincipe LGBTI ActivisminaSmallState: Axel Fleisch(UniversityofHelsinki) Luso-Anglo divide LGBTI activism,liminalspaces,andthe ISCTE-IUL) Ana LúciaSá(CentreforInternational Studies- the caseofLGBTQI activism Human rights activisminLusophoneAfrica: Okechukwu Effoduh(OsgoodeHallLawSchool) Association Human Rights Standards OnFreedom of Nigeria andits DerogationfromInternational The SameSexMarriageProhibitionActof these movements. the PALOP aremorelikelyto include questioning ifthepoliticalcontexts of networks ofactivistmovements, discuss theorganization,dynamicsand activist movements. Thepanelseeksto imposes challengesto theLGBTI Africa isinahomophobicmomentthat 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, Studies -ISCTE-IUL) Ana LúciaSá(CentreforInternational (ISCTE -UniversityInstitute ofLisbon); Convenor(s): contexts inurbanand dynamics beyond: organization and Lusophone Africa LGBTI Activism in P118 Rui Garrido BS004 Location: Cities Urbanism inAfrican Politics of DIY The Practice and P119 Antje Daniel Durban (SouthAfrica) Resistance orutopia? DIYeco-communities in Federico Monica(UniversityofParma) Freetown Self-made urbanismhandbook,thecaseof Charlotte Lemanski(UniversityofCambridge) Africa state-subsidised settlement, CapeTown, South Infrastructural Citizenship:DIYurbanismina Patience Mususa(TheNordicAfricaInstitute) between DIYsettlementandplannedtowns Mining urbanismsinAfrica’s Copperbelt: Constance Smith(UCL) ownership inNairobi of Homemaking, DIYandtheperformance Jennifer Hart(Wayne State University) Capital City Urbanism, Precarity, andYouth inGhana’s “A NewAccraforaBetter Ghana”: New Stephen Marr(MalmöUniversity) or SomewhereinBetween? DIY UrbanismasPolitics: Resistance, Domination Michigan) Martin Murray(Taubman College,Universityof Cities inAfrica DIY [Do-it-yourself]UrbanisminDistressed what wecall“DIYurbanism.” related to themakingandmeaningof submissions thatengagethemes The proposedpanelthusinvites depictions ofcontemporary urbanlife. city offerevocative,yetambiguous, in andwiththeinformalor“invisible” Current emphasisonexperimentations 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Thu 29June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (The NordicAfricaInstitute) (Malmö University);Patience Mususa Convenor(s): Patience Mususa Stephen Marr Stephen Marr PG0VS Location: (from pre-primaryto tertiary). discourses andpracticesofeducation meso-, andmicro-levelwithrespectto urban disparitiesonthemacro-, address rural-urbanaswellintra- Sub SaharanAfrica,thispanelseeksto growth andthesocalledyouthbulgein Against thebackdropofhighurban 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, (CHE ConsultGmbH) le développement);AkiikiBabyesiza Marc Pilon(Institutderecherchepour (Associated withLAM&FUBerlin); Convenor(s): in Africa knowledge production in education and dynamics Rural-urban to univer-cities: From village schools P120 Drissa Tangara (ISFRA) smartphones des àl’ère del’étudiant Repenser l’identité (BIGSAS), UniversityofBayreuth,Germany) International Graduate SchoolofAfricanStudies Bakheit MohammedNur(Bayreuth and Work inCentralSudan FuqarâDarfuri NegotiatingaPath to Knowledge Experiencing UrbanReligiousDiversity:The Sebastian Müller(UniversityofBayreuth) Islamic institutionsofeducationinTanzania Transgressions oftherural-urbandivide- Ernestine Narame(Université deLausanne) de pratiquesenseignantes auRwanda. primaireetdiversité desmodèles l’enseignement Expérience scolairedesécoliersde Richard Bamattre(UniversityofMinnesota) schools andthestate inZambia A parallelsystem oflearning:Ruralcommunity Sarah Fichtner Panels details BS004 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 67 ECAS7 68 Panels details

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The ones who moved to Global scientific The urban and the the town: Informal DDR encounters: The quest rural in biographical through urbanisation for sustainable research constructions of urban cooperations African middle classes Convenor(s): Mareike Schomerus (Overseas Development Institute) Convenor(s): Stefan Skupien Convenor(s): Gunter Weidenhaus (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) (TU Berlin); Clélie Nallet Thu 29 June, Location: Discussant(s): Martin Skrydstrup (Ifri - Institut français des relations 09:00 - 10:30 BS004 internationales); Florian Stoll (Center Fri 30 June, Location: for Cultural Sociology, Yale/ Bayreuth 14:00 - 15:30 BS004 Academy of Advanced African Studies) Demobilisation, disarmament and reintegration (DDR) are common and yet contested approaches in African Sat 1 July, Location: Researchers with interest in science post-conflict environments. Most DDR 09:00 - 10:30 PG0VS policy analysis and knowledge systems programmes fail to offer credible are invited to present case studies and alternative livelihood options. This theory development on science panel explores how urbanization has This panel examines from a biogra- cooperations. The aim is to zoom into created an informal DDR programme. phical perspective how the urban and the research cooperation and ask for the rural are connected in the lives of specific understandings of sustaina- middle classes in African cities. Which Settling in the city: how can urban economies bility within scientific sub-cultures. support ex-combatants’ return to civilian life? urban-rural relations are meaningful for Clare Cummings (Overseas Development the biographies of urban middle classes Institute) Transformative partnerships: Funders’ (family, jobs and farming, ethnicity, perspectives on research collaborations for distinction from the rural…)? Anonymous livelihoods: reintegration and sustainable development recovery after conflict Claudia Zingerli (Swiss National Science Alison Brown (Cardiff University) Foundation) Biographical constitutions of space in between urban opportunities and rural obligations “We need our soldiers to protect our borders”: Making African research visible - museum Gunter Weidenhaus (TU Berlin) Understanding Popular Expectations of the State partnerships and networks as driving forces. in the Central African Republic Thomas Laely (University of Zürich) The rising rural middle-class in the Zimbabwean Lotje de Vries (Wageningen University) land and agrarian reform; A gender perspective. Fair and equal: Trying North-South research Kwashirai Zvokuomba (University of partnerships Johannesburg) Stefan Skupien (WZB Berlin Social Science Center) Rural goes Global without Urbanisation Nicole Germiquet (University of South Africa) Sustaining gains through evolution: the case of the EFINTD fellowship Black Tax? Black Middle Class and redistribution Hikabasa Halwiindi (University of Zambia) in South Africa Ayanda Manqoyi (University of Cape Town)

Translocal labour migrants and transient settlements in urbanizing Naivasha, Kenya Gerda Kuiper (University of Cologne)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 68 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 69 ECAS7 Montréal) Marie NathalieLeBlanc(Université duQuébecà Muslim Élites inIvoryCoast Between Faith andConsumption:TheCaseof Dieter Neubert(UniversityofBayreuth) individualism andsolidarity Kenya betweencosmopolitanism, neo-tradition The MythoftheAfricanmiddleclass.Diversityin Roger Southall(UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) Middle Class(es)inAfrica What’s missing?ReflectionsontheDebate on emerging socialgroup. and believesassociated withthis social andculturalbehaviours,attitudes explore someoftheeconomic,political, series ofempiricalcasestudiesthat middle classesinurbanAfricathrougha relevance ofnarrativesabouttherising This panelcriticallyexaminesthe 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (Université duQuébecàMontréal) of Montreal);MarieNathalieLeBlanc Convenor(s): Reality?Social Narrative Mirageor Middle Classes: Rising African Urban P124 Anne Calves Anne Calvès(University Anne calves BS004 Location: contemporary Africa citizenship in state power, space and entanglements of Citizenship: Everyday P125 Loren Landau(UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) Urban Estuaries Mobility, Conviviliaity, andConflictinAfrica’s Arnold Chamunogwa(UniversityofOxford) commercial farmlandsinZimbabwe” and theremakingofpoliticalorderon constructionsof“patriots” and“sell-outs”“The Brigitte Mutengwa (AalborgUniversity) state authority primordial debtandappropriate relationswith ‘Njeri complainstoo much’:Onurbanspace, Rudo Mudiwa(IndianaUniversity) Meaning inHarare Indexing Precarity:SexWork, Money, and Bettina Engels(Freie UniversitätBerlin) citizenship inconflicts overmining Territorialization, placeandscale:negotiating seek to reshapeandreorderlocalities with radicalstate that interventions citizens becomeintimately acquainted space. Thepanelwillalsoexaminehow relationships withstate powerand post-colonial Africaandtheir The panelfocuseson‘citizens’in 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, (Indiana University) (University ofOxford);RudoMudiwa Convenor(s): Arnold Chamunogwa BS004 Location: processes fromagenderperspective. land. Thepanelaimsto addressthese through increasedcommodificationof collapse ofcommunaltenure systems are theconsequencesofrapid relationships. Ofparticularsignificance range ofsocialandeconomic Land rights inAfricaarerooted ina 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Sat 1July, Discussant(s): Chair(s): Coast, Ghana) Akua Britwum(UniversityofCape University ofFriedensau); Convenor(s): inAfrica Gender tenureLand and commodification,Land P126 Van Leeuwen (RadboudUniversityNijmegen) Peter Justin(AfricanStudiesCentre);Mathijs in Yei RiverCounty inSouthSudan The politicsofdisplacement-related landconflict Anne Fitzgerald(NationalUniversityofIreland) Tanzania Women’s Rights andCustomary Rulesin or UniversityofZurich) Girma HundessaEdosa(AddisAbabaUniversity Communal landatthecrossroads Jill Blau(DevelopmentStudies) Germany strategies ofpastoralists inEthiopiaand Land, GenderandCommons.Collectivelanduse Asasira SimonRwabyoma (UniversityofRwanda) land rights The impactofgenderpracticesonwomen’s Gendered LandTenure reformsinRwanda: Mathew BukhiMabele(UniversityofZurich) tions andnegotiationsinruralKilosa Sociallydifferentiated contesta-conservation: Peasants, the‘othering’andneoliberal Loretta Baidoo(UniversityofCapeCoast) Land-Making inGhana Agricultural ProductionRelationsandWomen’s Angela Akorsu(UniversityofCapeCoast) Women’s Land-SecuringStrategies Beyond Land-Making:Interrogating Ghanaian Kwaku Arhin-Sam UlrikeSchultz(Adventist Panels details Jill Blau KH115 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 69 ECAS7 70 Panels details

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Raising revenue: The Rise of African Why is research from everyday taxation in Transnational Traders Africa invisible? urban Africa Convenor(s): Guive Khan-Mohammad Convenor(s): Jos Damen Convenor(s): Kristof Titeca (University of Geneva) (African Studies Centre, Leiden); (University of Antwerp); Stephanie Kitchen (International Tobias Hagmann (Roskilde University) Thu 29 June, Location: African Institute, London) 09:00 - 10:30 KH209 Fri 30 June, Location: Thu 29 June, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 PG0VS 09:00 - 10:30 PG0VS This panel proposes to explore the emergence of new itineraries of trading accumulation and the increasing role of This panel is interested in ethnographic, African higher education is changing, transnational African traders in the sociological and critical perspectives on knowledge production increasing. extraversion process of Africa, through taxation in urban Africa. It goes beyond African publishing is central to the ethnographic contributions. policy analyses on the issue, and instead future of African studies. What does aims to understand taxation within this mean for research output, libraries debates on state-society relations, Buying and Selling Between Different Worlds: and collaborations with the North? and its temporal, spatial and scalar The Rabidantes from Cape Verde What interventions are there to address Andrea Lobo (Brasília University) dynamics. the low profile of African research? “The Bird that flies far away does not lack seed”: The Other Property Ladder: taxation and the The Congolese Transnational Traders and the Improving access to books in Africa: an initiative construction of analogue property rights in Lagos Conquest of low-costs goods Markets in Walter Bgoya (Mkuki na Nyota Publishers) Olly Owen (Oxford University); Tom Goodfellow Guangzhou and Dubai (University of Sheffield) Germain Ngoie Tshibambe (University of Open access publications of the universities of Lubumbashi) Burkina Faso: analysis of impact and international Non-state taxation and everyday governance: visibility Social and institutional relations of taxation in Congo’s Intrepid Trader Women: The Gendered Pier Luigi Rossi (IRD); Minata TRAORE north-eastern Sierra Leone Politics of Transnational Trade (Université polytechnique de Bobo-Dioulasso) Vanessa van den Boogaard (University of Lesley Braun (Freie Universität Berlin) Toronto) Mentorship, Library Access, and Writing Creating new pathways: The role of logistics in Workshops: Elements of the University of Tax, transit, and ‘the time of the goods’: the emergence of trade from Guangzhou to Michigan’s African Presidential Scholars fiscal (dis-)obedience among Somali Africa (UMAPS) Program and the Publishing Careers of businessmen in Kenya Heidi Ostbo Haugen (University of Oslo) its Alumni Jacob Rasmussen (Roskilde University) J. Henrike Florusbosch (University of Michigan)

Mining, taxation and political mobilisation Intellectual Accountability in Africa - in Zambia The Expected Roles and Contributions of the Esther Uzar African Citation Index Williams Nwagwu (Council for the Development The Political Economy of Local Tax Collection in of Social Sciences Research in Africa) Mozambique Armin von Schiller (German Development African Journals and African Publishers: Institute/Hertie School of Governance) Challenges of the Global Knowledge Economy and Possibilities of Co-Publishing Janet Remmington (Taylor & Francis Group)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 70 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 71 ECAS7 Smart City’-EthnographicNotes fromKinshasa Smartness fromBelow-Deconstructing‘the technology andinnovation? urban lifeonthecontinentshape identities inAfrica?Andhowdoes technology shapingurbanspacesand making ofAfricancities.Howis Technology playsacentralroleinthe 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Casper Andersen(UniversityofAarhus) (University ofCapeTown); Convenor(s): inAfrica urbanity and technologies of technologiesUrban P130 Steven Robins(UniversityofStellenbosch) in UrbanSouthAfrica Material DensityandTechnopolitics ofInclusion The PressureofWaste: Sanitation Protests, Claudia Prempeh(UniversityofBayreuth) its absenceinAccra mapping flickeringpatterns ofelectricityand Title: DUMSOR,or“dowehavelights?” - William Grimes(Boston University) Daivi Rodima-Taylor (Boston University); Exlporing LocalEcosystems ofInnovation African CitiesandMobileFinancialTechnologies: Idalina Baptista (UniversityofOxford) disciplining ofunrulyAfricanurbanlives Maputo: Prepaymenttechnology andthe Chasing ‘non-consuming’electricitymeters in Katrien Pype(UniversityofLeuven) Nanna Schneidermann PG0VS Location: Africa governance inurban public authority and Popular claim-making, P131 Lalli Metsola (UniversityofJyväskylä) Windhoek, Namibia Incremental gains:Residentialpoliticsin Claire Benit-Gbaffou(Wits University) “ungovernability” ofstreettrading the CityofJohannesburghasconstructed the Exploring informalpracticesoftheState -how Nadine Machikou(UniversityofYaoundé II) Cameroun publiqueau dans laquête del’intégrité administratives. Lesmobilisationspentecôtistes Compétences éthiquesetrésistances Carole Ammann(UniversityofBasel) Kankan, Guinea for complaining”-Female claim-makingin “When thereisaproblem,peopletake uswomen consequences. their modalities,aesthetics,and systematic comparativedebate on peri-urban contexts, inorderto enable responses invariousAfricanurbanand popular claimsandadministrative work ontheinteraction between The panelbringstogether scholarswho 14:00 -15:30 Thu 29June, (University ofJyväskylä) Convenor(s): Lalli Metsola KH209 Location: Ugandan sub-county Condescension, newidentitiesandthestate ina periphery. diverging imagesfromandofthe construction ofAfricanstates through centers andthusaimsto explorethe secondary andtertiary administrative rural andurbandynamicswithin The panelinvestigates theinterplay of 14:00 -15:30 Fri 30June, Studies) (German Institute ofGlobalandArea (Wageningen University);TimGlawion Convenor(s): towns state insecondary the Building Urban: Between Rural and P132 Limited Statehood) Lisa Pech (SFB700 GovernanceinAreasof Goma -NorthKivu,DRC Urban LandUseDynamicsonamicro-level- Sylvain Batianga-Kinzi(Université deBangui) Les facettes d’unevilleenconflitCentrafrique Jones Ben(UEA) LotjedeVries Panels details PG0VS Location: 12.06.17 17:22 71 ECAS7 72 Panels details

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Towns build around Urban scenographies African Ivory; and on concentration of political power in Connecting camps: Africa before 1900 cosmopolitan spaces The War in German in a globalized Atlantic: Southwest-Africa and Convenor(s): Clélia Coret (Paris 1 trade, art and visual its urban trajectories Panthéon Sorbonne / Institut des discourses Mondes Africains); Roberto Zaugg (Université de Lausanne) Convenor(s): Dag Henrichsen Discussant(s): Prof. Gérard Chouin Convenor(s): José da Silva Horta (Basler Afrika Bibliographien) (College of William & Mary, (Centro de História/Universidade de Williamsburg VA) Lisboa); Carlos Almeida (Centro de Sat 1 July, Location: História da Universidade de Lisboa) 09:00 - 10:30 KH209 Fri 30 June, Location: 14:00 - 15:30, KH104 Thu 29 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 16:00 - 17:30 KH209 The genocidal wars in German Southwest-Africa from 1904 onwards saw the rapid construction of Ivory was always present in Euro- concentration and military camps in or This panel focusses on African cities before 1900, examining through an African relationship, closely linked to close to emerging towns, leading to the the Atlantic slave trade. From the 16th emergence of a particular urban interdisciplinary approach how political power is materially embodied and century, African ivory became an early landscape and first urban identities in form of global art. Production was made Namibia. symbolically staged in the urban space through a variety of architectural in cosmopolitan spaces where material interventions, visual representations, culture of different continents inter- Yiddish Perspectives on the Ova Herero- discourses and cultural practices. acted and hybridized. Namaqua Genocide Astrid Starck (Université de Haute Alsace) Ivory in the first centuries of Europe-Kongo What do we really know about Medieval Ife as an relations. Searching for the good questions Built on War: Policing towns and military camps urban centre? Some thoughts on archaeological Carlos Almeida (Centro de História da in German Southwest Africa, 1905-1915. data and historical imagination Universidade de Lisboa) Marie Muschalek (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Gérard Chouin (College Of William & Mary) Freiburg) Sixteenth and Seventeenth century Routes of Red Coral. Intercontinental Trade and Sapi-Portuguese Ivories: Transformations of Role Death and Modernities the Staging of Royal Power in the Kingdom of and Meaning in a Cosmopolitan Environment Dag Henrichsen (Basler Afrika Bibliographien) Benin since the late 15th century José da Silva Horta (Centro de História/ Roberto Zaugg (Université de Lausanne) A place of eclectic remembrance: Visiting Universidade de Lisboa) Luderitz’s Shark Island today Yoruba Cities and Civil Wars: A Reevaluation of An archetype of a Portuguese soldier in west Fabian Lehmann (University of Bayreuth) Refugee Absorption and Intergroup Relations in Africa? Perspectives on portraits of fighters and Nineteenth Century Yorubaland their weaponry in the Luso-African ivories Akanmu Adebayo (Kennesaw State University) Inês Meira Araújo (Centro de História da Universidade de Lisboa) H:F=:EEƣABo:"BMRBG.K:BL>H?%H= Mauro Nobili (University of Illinois at Casting new light on Trade and provenance of Urbana-Champaign) Luso-African ivories - an archaeometric approach Antonio Candeias (University of Evora); The city, the palace, and the mosque. Asserting Luis Afonso (University of Lisbon) political legitimacy through urban re-foundation on the nineteenth-century Swahili coast Ivories in transit: Archaeological perspectives on Clélia Coret (Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne / Luso-African ivory trading in the Early Modern Institut des Mondes Africains) period Ashley Coutu (University of Cape Town/ Re-Reading the Precolonial City. Antananarivo in University of York); Paul Lane (Uppsala the 19th Century University) Didier Nativel (Paris Diderot Paris 7 University)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 72 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 73 ECAS7 Mauritanie autour ducasd’OumTounsi mémoires historiques etrécits politiquesen «Résistance» anticolonialeetpacification: “gardiens traditionnels” raphes scientifiquesavecses explicite deshistoriog- l’interaction de ladiversité d’histoires localesquede politique effectiveautant delavisibilité démocratique etsurlaparticipation possibles effets surlavoie Le panelproposed’explorerles 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): (Universitat deBarcelona) Convenor(s): démocratie la voie africaine dela L’ “histoire locale” dans participation politique: multipleMémoire et P136 Clemens Zobel (UniversityParis 8) Making inMalianDecentralization Democratic Participation, History andMemory Mariona Rosés(Universitat deBarcelona) construction d’unemoralenationale Fihavanana :D’unecoutumelocaleàla Jordi Tomàs (GESA-BarcelonaUniversity) Casamance religion traditionelleetdémocratieenBasse Le «maireféticheur»:hommespolitiques, Giuseppe Maimone(UniversityofCatania (Italy)) Mariona Rosés AlbertRoca KH209 Location: Coast African Indian Ocean Towns alongthe Port Cities andCoastal P137 University ofLondon) Shihan deSilva(SchoolofAdvancedStudy, tions inMozambique Postcolonial CulturalandLinguisticTransforma- University ofCoimbra) Albert Farré (CentrodeEstudosSociais- of severalIndianOcean’stradingsystems. Inhambane: aMozambicanportintheperiphery Ludovic Gandelot(Lycée Petite Terre) fabric ofGujarat. of Africa’s businessandmigrationsintheurban Uganda RoadinPorbandar. Asymboloftherole Felicitas Becker(GentUniversity) town: Lindi,Tanzania Traces ofslaveryinthestructureaSwahili trans-Oceanic cosmopolitanism. and thedevelopmentofforms South Asia,linkswithruralhinterlands, Africa, theIndianOceanislandsand Ocean coast,connectivitiesbetween on AfricanurbancentrestheIndian ‘Africa intheIndianOcean’withafocus Panel sponsoredbytheAEGISCRGon 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July, (Roskilde University) Convenor(s): Preben Kaarsholm KH209 Location: considered. challenging apartheidwillbe role ofBlackandIndianworkersin nisation, workplacepolitics,andthe and homelandauthorities,proletaria- the twentiethcentury. Migrantlabour Durban andits hinterlands during between ruralandurbanworkersin This panelexaminestheinterplay 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): (Western IllinoisUniversity) (Stellenbosch University);Peter Cole (Indiana University);BernardDubbeld Convenor(s): KwaZulu inDurban/Labour Urban andthe Rural: the of Encounters P138 Bernard Dubbeld(Stellenbosch University) Sugar, 1969-1996 An International CorporationinSouthAfrican Capital and“Care”forasugarmillcommunity: Alex Lichtenstein (IndianaUniversity) Working ClassunderApartheid Subjects, Citizens,andtheMakingofDurban’s Peter Cole (Western IllinoisUniversity) US Southto theSanFrancisco BayArea Migration fromruralKwaZulu to Durbanandthe Arriving ontheWaterfront: ComparingBlack Alex Lichtenstein Panels details Goolam Vaed KH212 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 73 ECAS7 74 Panels details

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Transregional and Being and Making Lines of Control - Lines Transnational Histories ‘Good Citizens’: Con- of Desire: Towards an of Commodity Cultures cepts and Practices of Integrated History of in Urban Africa Citizenship in Africa Fencing in Southern Past and Present Africa Convenor(s): Lynn Thomas (University of Washington); Laura Fair (Michigan Convenor(s): Emma Hunter Convenor(s): Giorgio Miescher State University) (University of Edinburgh) (University of Basel) Chair(s): Emma Hunter Sat 1 July, Location: Discussant(s): Sara Rich Dorman Fri 30 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 KH212 14:00 - 15:30, KH114 Thu 29 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30, KH114 Tracing the histories of concrete 16:00 - 17:30 commodities and cultural practices, The panel seeks to explore the history this panel explores both urban/rural of fencing in Southern Africa and the integration within specific African role of fences in the establishment of countries and transregional and This panel seeks to explore the notion of the ‘good citizen’. In particular, we are spatial and moral regimes, in which transnational interconnections control over and access to land was between African cities and multiple, interested in the negotiation of norms, duties and expectations of actual, regulated and communicated. The shifting continental and global panel addresses contributions based metropoles. existing citizens and how these have been developed from above and below on both rural and urban experiences. in late colonial, post-colonial and Work, Leisure, and Consumption and the Market contemporary Africa. Contesting marginalisation during the colonial Revolution in Colonial Central Africa period: Indigenous people’s contestation of the Charles Ambler (University of Texas, El Paso) establishment of Gonarezhou National Park in The Town Mouth and the Country Mouth: the south-eastern Zimbabwe Screening the nation: Commercial cinema and imagination of good citizenship in Museveni’s Baxter Tavuyanago (Great Zimbabwe University) regional integration in mid-century Tanzania Uganda Laura Fair (Michigan State University) Florence Brisset-Foucault (IMAF, Paris 1 Barbed wire fencing, African resilience and Sorbonne) agricultural experts in late colonial Angola Advertising and consumption in 1940s and 50s Moral Arguments, Urban Citizenship, and Cláudia Castelo (Faculdade de Ciências, Kenyan Indian newspapers Re-education Camps in Socialist Mozambique, Universidade de Lisboa) Bodil Folke Frederiksen (Roskilde University) 1974-1983 Benedito Machava (University of Michigan) “To be cornered like a jackal”: an account of Transnational Technologies of Bodily “Show that you are real citizens” - The perception fenced territorialities in Southern Namibia Self-Fashioning in African Cities of East African Asians in the discourse Janie Swanepoel (University of the Free State) Lynn Thomas (University of Washington); concerning citizenship and loyalty in Tanzania Divine Fuh (CODESRIA) and Uganda during the first decade after Crumbling lines: “Matters relating to this border independence fence” Consumer cultures in the coffee zones of Julia Held (University of Konstanz) Sarah Godsell (University of Johannesburg) northern Angola “Good Citizens” During the Malian Crisis: Being Jelmer Vos (Old Dominion University) from the North and Standing Against the Plant histories of fencing: multispecies makings Rebellion of Van Riebeeck’s Hedge, 1660-2017 Marianne Saddier (Université Paris 1 - Panthéon Melanie Boehi (University of Basel) Sorbonne) A Community of ‘Good Citizens’? Urban Dwellers ‘Fence-Lines’ as a Conduit for the Moral Order in and the City Management in The Four South African Nature Conservation Communes (1919-1939) James Merron (University of Basel) Ndiouga Benga (University Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar) Good fences make worthy neighbours: Post-identity citizenship: From the ‘New Man’ to Fencing and social transformation in Musina, the Contemporary Angolan Citizen South Africa. Vasco Martins (University of Coimbra) Olivia Klimm (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Citizenship and Statehood in Eritrea and Freiburg) Rwanda: Maintaining sovereignty and forging development The fenced empire: the technology of fencing Sara Dorman (University of Edinburgh); and the making of imperial space Jude Murison (University of Antwerp) Giorgio Miescher (University of Basel) Citizen-building in Contemporary Somalia Maimuna Mohamud (University of Cambridge) Fenced Out: Jackal-Proofing, Vermin Exter- Becoming citizen in post-apartheid South Africa: mination, and Environmental Histories of Labour challenging archetypes, embracing ordinariness Control in Southern Namibia Chloé Buire (LAM | CNRS) Bernard C. Moore (University of London, SOAS) Being neither citizen nor foreigner: the case of the Frere Town community in Kenya Marie Pierre Ballarin (Institute of Research for Development - IRD)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 74 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 75 ECAS7 phical angles. historical, anthropologicalorgeogra- past andpresent,examinedfrom organized orguidedmigrationinAfrica, formal andinformalfigureswhohave This panelfollowsthetrajectories ofthe 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, Mark-Thiesen (UniversityofBasel) (University ofGöttingen);Cassandra Convenor(s): Workers Brokers andTransport Recruiters, Agencies, “in-between” Logistics: Migration and P142 Tara Weinberg (UniversityofMichigan) area (1930s-1960s) labor recruitmentinSouthAfrica’s Mpumalanga Contesting borders:Foreign farmworkersand Kletus Likuwa(UniversityofNamibia) Namibia Along aColonialBoundaryinNorth-east Labour Agents’ Recruiting&EscortActivities and DevelopmentStudies) Carlos Fallas (Graduate Institute ofInternational Province Early20thCentury. Organizing Forced Labour, Recruiters inNyanza Andreas Greiner(ETHZurich) Africa Caravan Porters inNineteenth CenturyEast On theRoad.Life,Networks,andDiasporasof Nidhi Mahajan in theWestern IndianOcean Slave Trade intheMakingofBritishJurisdiction “To ShowtheBritishFlag”:DhowSailorsand Enrique Martino KH114 Location: Twentieth Century Development inthe Rural-Agricultural Question”: Africa’s “Agrarian Urbanisation and P143 Boston) Heidi Gengenbach(UniversityofMassachusetts and profitmarginsinaMozambicanvaluechain Anatomy ofaCassavaWar: Gender, marriage, Chima Korieh (UniversityofNigeria) involution inNigeria The State, thepeasantryandAgricultural Austin Gareth(UniversityofCambridge) Twentieth Century Capitalism, ProductivityandPolitics intheLong Ghana’s AgrarianQuestions:Cocoaand Cassandra Mark-Thiesen (UniversityofBasel) Production”, 1963-70 Peasant LaborinLiberia’s “Operation Unifying forFood Self-Sufficiency?: Sarah Kunkel (UniversityofEducation,Winneba) vision Ghana’s State Farms: ThewidefieldofNkrumah’s and labourers’experiences. focusses onagriculturalproducers’ industrialisation. Thepanelalso side intimesofurbanisationand elites soughtto modernisethecountry- how centralgovernments andpolitical development inthe20thcentury, and This panelwilllookatruralagricultural 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Chair(s): (University ofEducation,Winneba) (University ofBasel);SarahKunkel Convenor(s): Erik Green Julia Tischler KH114 Location: Protectorate oftheFirstWorld War the DiverseCommunityofEastAfrican The BritishEmpireatWar: GermanEspionagein Beatrice Nicolini(CatholicUniversity, Milan) Interchange intheIndianOcean Gwadar, MuscatandZanzibar: Power andPorts where theyweresituated. the naturalandculturallandscapes and onlandintheIndianOcean, nature andformoftheEmpiresonsea This panelaimsto reconstructingthe 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (Catholic University, Milan) Convenor(s): Ocean Empires inthe Indian andMaritimeLand P144 Aissata Balde(UniversityofJohannesburg) The Territory In-between Charlotte Botfield(AberystwythUniversity) Beatrice Nicolini Beatrice Nicolini Panels details Charlotte Botfield KH212 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 75 ECAS7 76 Panels details

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African Women The Bureaucratic Dichotomic ‘Fault Interpreting and City: The Politics of Lines’: Exploring the Redefining Public Organising Urban Life Mutual Constitution Health in late 20th in colonial and of Binary Formulations and early 21st century postcolonial Africa in African Histories Africa Convenor(s): Susann Baller Convenor(s): Jessica Farrell Convenor(s): Leslie Hadfield (Deutsches Historisches Institut) (University of Minnesota-Twin Cities) (Brigham Young University) Discussant(s): Elísio Macamo Fri 30 June, Location: Sat 1 July, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 KH114 Sat 1 July, Location: 14:00 - 15:30 KH212 14:00 - 15:30 KH111

This panel explores African cities as This panel analyzes the role of African sites of different bureaucratic practices, This panel critically engages with women in shaping notions of health in which serve as a form of complex questions concerning “the constitutive three African countries in the late 1900s organisation of urban life (both nature” of dichotomic formulations and early 2000s. The papers examine governmental and non-governmental). (e.g. rural vs. urban) in African studies. women’s roles in delivering public It analyses how urban cultures shape Panelists interrogate the ‘fault lines’ health and interactions between local bureaucratic practices, and how daily inherent within dichotomous framings notions of health and biomedicine, bureaucracies influence urban life. to better apprehend how they conscript particularly in child birth. us to Eurocentric archetypes. ”The African has no sense of Civic Responsibility.” Administration of African Townships and the Xhosa Nurses and Xhosa Patients: Negotiating The Global Village as “Nomos of the Modern”: Expansion of African Urban Representation in “De-Tribalization,” “Re-Tribalization,” and the Biomedicine and Xhosa Healing Beliefs in South colonial Zimbabwe: 1920s to the early 1940ss Africa’s Ciskei, 1960s-1980s Making of a Neo-colonial Episteme Kudakwashe Chitofiri (National University of Ginger Nolan (University of Basel) Leslie Hadfield (Brigham Young University) Lesotho) Outer-space/In-Space-Belonging and the Ritualizing the Womb: Kañeleng Women’s Traditional rulers and bureaucratic practices in Resolve to Counter Infertility in the Gambia Paradox of Modernity in African cities Lagos and Khartoum Mike Mavura (Rhodes University, South Africa) Bala Saho (The University of Oklahoma) Lucie Revilla (Sciences Po Bordeaux) Categories of Difference in 19th-Century Liberia: Constructing ‘good’ fertility: moral economies of Ghana Central Organisation of Sports - reproduction, gendered power dynamics and the Problematizing Racial Binaries in Liberian “Panafricanising” a colonial associative sport Historiography and Suggesting an Alternative promotion of birth spacing through conditional bureaucracy cash transfers Way Forward Claire Nicolas (Université de Lausanne - Jessica Farrell (University of Minnesota-Twin Sonja Merten (Swiss Tropical and Public Health SciencePo Paris) Institute) Cities) The Bureaucratic Game: Administrative Practices Technologies of Motherhood - defining maternal Red blankets, War Songs and Pondo Blues: in Senegalese Urban Sports unthinking the “indigenous” in an African Music and infant health in Cape Town Susann Baller (Deutsches Historisches Institut) Nanna Schneidermann (University of Cape Archive Sinazo Mtshemla (University of Fort Hare) Town) The bureaucratization of urban traffic in The Gambia Niklas Hultin (George Mason University)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 76 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 77 ECAS7 the 1880sand1960s. and neighbouringterritories between history ofZimbabwe,Zambia, Malawi intertwined economicandfinancial This panelintends to explorethe 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July, Free State) Admire Mseba(Universityofthe (University oftheFree State); Convenor(s): panel) (double of Central Africa I Financial Histories Economic and P148 Tinashe Nyamunda(UniversityoftheFree State) settler state, 1962-1965 imperial world:themonetary reconstitutionofa Reconfiguring Rhodesia’s financesforapost- Admire Mseba(UniversityoftheFree State) of aSettlerState. of RaceandClassintheMonetary Management From CurrencyBoardto CentralBank:Dynamics Duncan Money(UniversityoftheFree State) Zambia andregionaldynamics,c.1911-2010 histories? Changingoccupationalstructuresin Integrating ordisaggregatingeconomic South Africa) Anusa Daimon(UniversityoftheFree State, between RhodesiaandNyasaland:1936 -1963 The Politics ofMigrantLabourRemittances Jack Hogan(UniversityoftheFree State) labour migrationinCentralAfrica. outside Barotseland”: slavery, resistance and ’’Finding thesurroundingsmorecongenial Duncan Money KH116 Location: historical studies biography inAfrican ofThe importance P149 State) Danelle vanZyl-Hermann (UniversityoftheFree Paulus andthecurrencyofrumour Biography andshiftinghistorical context: Arrie Klaas Van Walraven (AfricanStudiesCentre) Equatorial Africa1910-1959 Barthélémy BogandaandPolitical LifeinFrench Martin Mourre(Deutsches historisches Institut) biographique Sénégal entre1945 et1962: uneperspective Les tirailleursetlesancienscombattants au Rachel Taylor (Northwestern University) and theFoundation oftheYeke State Stories of“GreatMen”:Biography, Inspiration, of Africanhistory. biographical methodoffersinthestudy individual(s), thepossibilitiesthat tions ofpapersbiographiesAfrican therefore explores,throughpresenta- African historical studies.Thispanel importance ofbiographicalresearchin There isincreasingawarenessofthe 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Discussant(s): Chair(s): Gewald (LeidenUniversity) (African StudiesCentre);Jan-Bart Convenor(s): Klaas Van Walraven KlaasVan Walraven Jan-Bart Gewald KH212 Location: Mendonça (NewUniversityofLisbon) Lisandra Franco deMendonça;Ricardo Colonial andpostcolonial monuments inMaputo Kalala Ngalamulume(BrynMawrCollege) Memory-Making inSaint-Louis-du-Senegal,1887 The Faidherbe MonumentandColonial the lensofmostvarieddisciplines. on typology, origin,uses,etc. through monument. Questioningshouldturn Africa likeeverywhereelse:the investigate aspecificityofthecity, in together papersthatarekeento The aimofthispanelisto gather 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, (INALCO Paris) Convenor(s): place andpart African Town: its origin, The monument inthe P150 Serge Dewel(INALCO Paris) History ofAddisAbaba(Ethiopia) Sovereignty asthethreadofamonumental Birnin-Kebbi) Jimoh Mufutau Oluwasegun(Federal University 1889-1960 in Lagos:AHistory ofGloverMemorialHall, A studyinSpatialFocal Points ofUrbanLife Serge Dewel Panels details KH212 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 77 ECAS7 78 Panels details

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Historicizing Geographies of Religious Minorities in Humanitarianism, violence and the Africa. Urban areas as Development, and migration of conflict crossroads: meeting Colonial Legacies points, safe heavens, Convenor(s): Franziska Rueedi and stages Convenor(s): Jeremy Rich (University of the Witwatersrand) Chair(s): Franziska Rueedi (Marywood University) Convenor(s): Filippo Petrucci (Università di Cagliari); Isabella Soi Thu 29 June, Location: Thu 29 June, Location: (Università degli Studi di Cagliari) 14:00 - 15:30 KH212 14:00 - 15:30 KH111 Thu 29 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 KH111 This panel will explore the political, This panel looks at geographies of social, and cultural dimensions of violence and the migration of conflict transnational humanitarian aid. How between and among urban and This panel analyses the relationship humanitarian organizations framed and rural areas. It pays attention to the between religious minorities and urban engaged in political questions related movement of violent subjectivities dynamics, with a special but not to colonialism and its varied legacies and the role of rumour in shaping the exclusive focus on Jewish and Muslim is a theme that ties our different production of prejudice, fear and minorities. Papers using different contributions together. hostility that undergird processes of othering. disciplinary approaches are welcome, especially those offering a critical The Shadow of Death: Humanitarian Aid and the analysis within a comparative Politics of Compassion in the Nigerian Civil War Violence, Ancestors and Invisible Borders: perspective. David Davis (Millsaps College) The 1930 Asafo Riot in Apam, Gold Coast Colony Ella Jeffreys (School of Oriental and African Political Fallout: The Rise and Fall of Israeli Aid Studies (University of London)) Schooling, Race and Religious Conflict Among Schemes in Zambia, 1964-1974 Immigrant Indians in Colonial Bulawayo, Lynn Schler (Ben-Gurion University of the Rumour and the geography of violent conflict 1890-1970 Negev) during the transition period in South Africa Barbara Mahamba (University of Zimbabwe) Franziska Rueedi (University of the Witwaters- “Protestant Aid Workers, Angolan Refugees, and rand) Ahmadiyya: a religious minority, urban elite and the Politics of Exile in the Democratic Republic missionary movement of Congo, 1961-1967 Simmering: Fear and Isolation in the Ugandan Katrin Langewiesche (Johannes Gutenberg Jeremy Rich (Marywood University) Military and the rise of Idi Amin University Mainz) Thomas Lowman (Durham University) The Periphery at the Centre: Trajectories of The NGO-ization of Shi’i Islam in Senegal: Support and Community Responsibility in The Geography and Migration of South Africa’s Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide Maputo, Mozambique Township Revolt, c. 1984-1990 Mara Leichtman (Michigan State University) Beth Oppenheim (University of Cape Town) Thula Simpson (University of Pretoria) The Jewish community of Tunis: historical The Violent Intersection of Rural Liberia on presence and today physical evidence of the past Monrovia during the First Liberian Civil War, Filippo Petrucci (Università di Cagliari) 1989 - 1996 Jacien Carr (SOAS) Judaism in Uganda: different identities, similar challenges Isabella Soi (Università degli Studi di Cagliari)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 78 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 79 ECAS7 Peter Kallaway (UniversityofCapeTown) 1908-2000 SouthAfricanEducator: Donald M’Timkulu: Central Africa) Paule ChristianeBILE(CatholicUniversityof quel avenirpourlacohabitation? un pays,deuxsous-systèmes éducatifs: Le “problèmeanglophoneauCameroun”: Nathalie BONINI(UniversityofTours) educational policiesinTanzania The legacyofMwalimuNyerereincontemporary Elisa Prosperetti(Princeton University) School inGhanaandCôte d’Ivoire Wealth inTeachers: Staffing thePostcolonial Comparées) Etienne Smith(Chaired’EtudesAfricaines Céline Labrune-Badiane(Université Paris VII); colonialisme tardif ? est-ilsolubledansle “humanismecolonial” l’ en AOF desannées1930 auxannées1950: La politiqued’adaptation del’enseignement Herrade Boistelle (Université deLausanne) elite factory inUganda(1935- 1971). Coeducation inBudoKing’sCollege,ananglican results. welcome bypeoplewithcontrasting education fieldwhichwasunevenly strong andlongterm inputs inthe African nationalistleadershadlocally policy-makers. Europeansorlater of theagendavariouseducation Africa, educationpoliciesbecamepart From the1930s to thelate 1970s in 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Fri 30June, (CESSMA, Paris) Bordeaux) &Jean-LucMartineau Discussant(s): (LAM, Bordeaux) (CESSMA, Paris) &HélèneCharton Chair(s): (INALCO Cessma) Convenor(s): century) (20th at the core of the city andeducationSchools P154 Jean-Luc Martineau Jean-LucMartineau Hélène Charton (LAM, KH106 Location: JoAnn McGregor(UniversityofSussex) Jocelyn Alexander(UniversityofOxford); and military identitiesinAngola Adelante! Cubantrainers,Zimbabweansoldiers Western Cape) Clinarete Munguambe(Universityofthe struggle, 1975-1980 Mozambican urbanpeopleandZANLAsoldiers Marc Howard(UniversityofOxford) Rhodesian AfricanRifles A LegacyIgnored:BlackVeterans ofthe Lennart Bolliger(UniversityofOxford) Soldiers Consisting ofBlackNamibianandAngolan Security Forces: ComparisonofThreeUnits Military CulturesinApartheidSouthAfrica’s wartime andafter. forged, andtheirconsequencesin military identitieswerenonetheless This panelexploreshowpowerful ing rural,urbanandahostofothers. ordinarily variedbackgrounds,includ- liberation strugglescamefromextra- Soldiers whofoughtinsouthernAfrica’s 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, Oxford) Jocelyn Alexander(Universityof (University ofSussex); Convenor(s): southern Africa Making armies in Identity andSoldiering: P155 JoAnnMcGregor KH112 Location: Women’s DebtNetworksto Fight NGO andLegislativeEfforts to Promote FightAgainstWastefulness”:“The Ibadan) Ayokunle OlumuyiwaOmobowale(Universityof Bernard Adeniyan(universityofibadan); Nigeria finance amongtheYoruba ofSouthwestern Indigenous UsurySystem andInformalMicro- citizenship, andrural-urbanrelations? us aboutAfricanurbanity, urban practices ofborrowingandlendingtell microcredit loans.Whatdothese or alongsidetherecentlyintroduced Africa, which(have)existed beforeand/ of creditanddebtrelationsinurban The panelfocusesonthemyriadforms 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, (University ofBasel) Convenor(s): Debts andthe city P156 Kirk Fiereck(UniversityofAmsterdam) Form ofBiofinance Surplus RiskasDebt:TheRelativeValue Benjamin Brühwiler(UniversityofBasel) Community inColonialKariakoo, DaresSalaam Lending Support:Credit,Morality, and Carol Summers(UniversityofRichmond) Uganda duringWorld War II Lending to theEmpire:SavingsCampaignsin Emily Riley(West AfricanResearchAssociation) Benjamin Brühwiler Panels details KH212 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 79 ECAS7 80 Panels details

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Non-Penal Transforming Urban Between the Rural and Confinement in Africa and Rural Memoriali- the Urban: zation in Southern Critiquing Discourses Convenor(s): Nana Quarshie Africa of Development in (University of Michigan) Hunting, Conservation Convenor(s): Jeremy Ball and Architecture in Sat 1 July, Location: (Dickinson College) Namibia and South 09:00 - 10:30 KH111 Chair(s): Jeremy Ball Africa Discussant(s): Christopher Saunders

This panel examines the place of Convenor(s): Janeke Thumbran non-penal spaces of confinement, Fri 30 June, Location: (University of Minnesota); Luregn where social, economic and political 14:00 - 15:30 KH212 control is exercised. It probes the Lenggenhager (University of Zurich / suppression of “dangerous classes” University of Basel); Paul Vig by political authorities, and highlights This panel will analyze memorials (University of Minnesota) the geographies of control linking and monuments constructed by incarceration in cities and in rural areas. governments in Angola and Namibia. Thu 29 June, Location: We explore the messaging of several 09:00 - 10:30 KH111 Trafficking: The Abuse of Children And Women, important monuments built before and A Socio-Cultural Menace In The Nigerian Urban since independence. Space Sunday Funmilola Babalola (Joseph Ayo This panel focuses on hunting, conser- Babalola University) Changing Urbanscapes: Colonial and Post- vation and apartheid architecture in colonial Memorials in Windhoek Heike Becker (University of the Western Cape) South Africa and Namibia. It engages Sweeping the Poor Aside: Urban Renewal with spatial and geographical discours- Policies and Emerging Consumption Market in Ibadan, Nigeria, 1999-2015 Rethinking Imperial Germany Memorials: the es around development and examines Rasheed Oyewole Olaniyi (University of Ibadan, Reiterdenkmal fall and the rise of nationalists’ histories and historiographies of the Nigeria) memorialisation in Namibia rural-urban binary that sustain notions Vilho Shigwedha (Universityv of Namibia) of progress and development. Sanitary Segregation: Cleansing Accra and Nairo- bi, 1908-1963 Ovambo Campaign Memorial: Who is being Waseem-Ahmed Bin-Kasim (Washington commemorated? King Mandume or the fallen Resisting A Minimum Wage: Private Investment University in St. Louis) British troops? Partnerships and Traditional Communities in Napandulwe Shiweda (University of Namibia) Namibia Megan Laws (London School of Economics and Toponimy of the city and the theater of memory: Political Science) commemorative street names in Maputo during the colonial and socialist periods If You Build It, They Will Come: Game Farms, M. Dores Cruz (University of Cologne) Race, and Sustainable Development in South Africa Conflating the Party and the Nation in Three Paul Vig (University of Minnesota) Angolan Monuments Jeremy Ball (Dickinson College) Architecture and Separate Development in Pretoria, South Africa, 1943-2001 [Discussant] Memorialisations of liberation wars: Janeke Thumbran (University of Minnesota) some ANC and SWAPO comparisons Chris Saunders (University of Cape Town) Nature and Development - Providing a Basis for Nature Conservation in the Zambezi Region, 1970s-1990s Luregn Lenggenhager (University of Zurich / University of Basel)

Everyday articulations of agricultural development in the rural hinterlands of Tzaneen, north-eastern South Africa, 1960s to 1980s Anna Voegeli (University of Basel)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 80 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 81 ECAS7 Thomas McNamara(UniversityofLiege) Actions and CreationsofUnionDiscourseinEveryday Everyday UnionismasaPolitical Act:Utilisations Kristien Geenen(Université deLiège) area ofKolwezi Trade unionsandpoliticalculture(s)inthemining Stephanie Lämmert(UniversityofOxford) Copperbelts Spiritual IdentitiesintheCentralAfrican University ofGroningen) Sarah Katz-Lavigne (Carleton University; Republic ofCongo’sCopperandCobaltSector Distributional Outcomes intheDemocratic Corporate Strategies, PropertyRights, and political cultures. copperbelts andtheirinfluenceon ideas withinandbetweenthetwo provide understanding oftheflow political expression,activities.Thiswill cultures incopperbelttowns to study historical productionofpolitical The panelwillanalysethecomparative 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, (University ofOxford) (Université deLiège);MilesLarmer Convenor(s): Copperbelt the Central African Political Cultures in P160 BenjaminRubbers KH209 Location: Miriam Musonye(UniversityofNairobi) Transport inRongai,Kenya Nganya Rides:Travel ImaginariesintheMatatu Senegal) Peter Lambertz (DHIP-CREPOS,Dakar, in fluvialAfrica(DRCongo,Senegal) “Ville Habitable”: shipsand/asfloatingurbanity Jan-Bart Gewald(LeidenUniversity) 1914 -1940 dreams ofmodernityinearlycolonialZambia Flights ofFancy: and Aerodromes,Airfields, Berlin) Daniel Ehebrecht(Humboldt-Universitätzu in DaresSalaam Power StructuresinMotorcycle-Taxi Governance Dmitri Van denBersselaar(UniversitätLeipzig) Baz Lecocq(HumboldtUniversityofBerlin); cultural history ofairlinesinAfrica Flying highmodernity:towards asocialand people travelorimagineto travel. means andaims,willexplorehow historical perspective,coveringvarious Papers thatengagethistopic froma social status throughthelensoftravel. economic andpoliticalpower, and between technological innovation, This panelexaminestherelations 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, Lecocq (HumboldtUniversityofBerlin) Bersselaar (UniversitätLeipzig);Baz Convenor(s): travel powering Power intravel, P161 DmitriVan den KH111 Location: rural. entanglements oftheurbanand new imaginariesandtypesof specific ruralcontexts, butopenedup appropriation andadaptation to interior notonlyinitiated processesof to thecontinent’sruralareasin practices fromtheAfricancoastal cities The movementofphotographic 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, Nur Goni(EHESS) Québec àMontréal(UQAM)); Marian sity ofBasel);ErikaNimis(Université du Convenor(s): and the Rural ments of the Urban Africa: Visual Entangle- Photographers in Photographs and P162 (UQAM)) Erika Nimis(Université duQuébecàMontréal Being aphotographer intheCircleofKita, Mali Jürg Schneider(UniversityofBasel) spaces inpost-colonialWest Cameroon Challenging theiconographyofurbanandrural David Zeitlyn (UniversityofOxford) (Mbouda, Cameroon) Jacques Toussele betweentown andbush Art) Giulia Paoletti (TheMetropolitan Museumof Portraits (1958-69) We HaveNeverBeenUrban:OumarKa’s “Rural” Sandrine Colard(INHA) Congolese Bourgeois’imageinthe1950s Keeping thevillageatbay:Constructing Jürg Schneider(Univer- Panels details KH116 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 81 ECAS7 82 Panels details

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Urban artists with rural Creative Boundaries: Rethinking the links: Contemporary art Traveling between Dialectics of Rural and and social practice Urban and Rural Urban in African Art Identities Scholarship Convenor(s): Fiona Siegenthaler (University of Basel) Convenor(s): Brittany Sheldon Convenor(s): Ugochukwu-Smooth Chair(s): Fiona Siegenthaler (University of Rochester); Rebecca Nzewi (Dartmouth College); Nadine Fenton (Indiana University) Siegert (University of Bayreuth) Sat 1 July, Location: 14:00 - 15:30, KH114 Thu 29 June, Location: Sat 1 July, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 KH116 09:00 - 10:30 KH116

This panel aims at better understanding How are exchanges between urban and This panel seeks papers that address the link of urban-based artists in Africa rural spaces interwoven with traditions the rural and urban dialectics in African to rural areas and related social and of cultural expression? This panel will art historical scholarship. How might we cultural practices. Presenters are illuminate how artists build, take part in, consider the dynamics of space, place required to reflect this connection and and experience networks of cultural and belonging; how they shape social interchange on an elaborate theoretical production and meaning-making, imagination and are reflected in artistic level by including case examples. focusing on changing perceptions of practices? How are ideas of the rural urban and rural identities. and the urban mobilized? Introduction: Urban artists with rural links: Contemporary art and social practice SWOPA: Women Artists Defying Boundaries Peripheries in the Centre (of attention). Fiona Siegenthaler (University of Basel) Brittany Sheldon (University of Rochester) On the role of the “Province” in decolonizing artistic practice in Angolan modern and Making Art Worlds in the Late Capitalist Present: The Joburg Connection - Migrant Labor/Artistic contemporary art Hervé Youmbi and the “Visages de Masques” Labor Nadine Siegert (Bayreuth University) Experiment Elizabeth Perrill (University of North Carolina) Dominique Malaquais (Centre National de la Village matters: Ideas, technologies and travel in Recherche Scientifique) Border-crossing: an exploration of beadwork as the work of two urban Cameroonian artists. sites of exchange Silvia Forni (Royal Ontario Museum) Urban Roots and Rural Routes: Migrating Alison Kearney (University of the Witwatersrand) Masquerades of Freetown and Beyond Crossing borders from rural local to urban global Amanda Maples (UC Santa Cruz) Movement, Meaning, and Networks of Cloth in geographies Towards the politics and aesthetics West Africa and Beyond of space representations in Munir Abbar´s Rural in the Urban: blurred lines between artist Rebecca Fenton (Indiana University) “Paris sur mer” Fred Mutebi and bark-cloth makers in Kibinge, Mbobda Larissa (Bayreuth) Bukomansimbi district, rural Uganda Visual artists: mapping alternative routes through Margaret Nagawa (Independent artist-curator) temporal and spatial compression of imaginary The Old Still Feeds the New: Reflections on forces Contemporary Ceramic Art Practice in Nigeria Urban Visual Practices and the Periphery: Two Helene Tissieres (University of TX at Austin (left Ozioma Onuzulikw (University of Nigeria, Contemporary Ethiopian Artists Exploring Rural in 2016)) Nsukka) Practices. Wanja Kimani (Guzo Art Studio) Urban-Rural Binary: Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s Postcolonial Kaleidoscope The phenomenology of collapsing worlds: Ugochukwu-Smooth Nzewi (Dartmouth Isishameni Zulu dance in Johannesburg and rural College) KwaZulu-Natal Thomas Pooley (University of South Africa)

Of Saheed Osupa and Alaafin of Oyo, Urbanised Rural Court Entertainment Adedoyin Aguoru (University of Ibadan)

Between the rural and the urban: Contemporary theatre in Mali Melanie Sampayo (University of Bern)

Confronting contemporary artistic experience in Benin: the case of Eclosion urbaine and Magou Amédée Romuald Tchibozo (University of Abomey- Calavi)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 82 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 83 ECAS7 Limited); GeorgeGachara(HEVA Fund Ltd.) S. NjokiW. Ngumi(TheNestArts Company Post-Colonial UrbanSelfEsteem andBelonging African MakersinSpaces:Mapping College) Kobina Ankomah-Graham(AshesiUniversity Conscience inAccra’s CreativeSpaces Back to Black:NewManifestations ofSocial Malaika Toyo (AWhitespace CreativeAgency) the AfricanCulturalEconomy. Power andPeripheries. Making Policy Work for Diego) Mukhtara Yusuf (UniversityofCaliforniaSan Social PracticeinLagos,Nigeria Alternative InfrastructuresandParticipatory Hughes Harriet(UniversityofSussex) crafting urbanspace,identityandsociality The trans-localfashioncommunitiesofLagos: Marie-laure AllainBonilla(UniversityofBasel) Silva andAbdellahKarroum on aLocalScale:theroleofKoyo Kouoh, Bisi To PutContemporary AfricanArtontheAgenda José Otero (UniversidaddeLaLaguna) Tricontinentality prospective analysisoftheconcept The “African being”intheCanaryIslands:A Timothy Mangin(Boston College) Cultural Elites Mbalax: SenegalesePopular Musiciansas London) Hélène NeveuKringelbach(UniversityCollege criticism Contemporary danceinurbanAfricaasradical Jenny Mbaye(CityUniversityofLondon) urban culturalelites Some reflectivenotes onadecolonialpotential of urban culturalgovernance. on theseculturalmakersinrelationto intermediaries’, itfocuses as ‘powerful urban culturalelites. Consideringelites absent fromtheAfricanistscholarship: infrastructure’ thatyetremainsmostly potential ofdistinctive‘peopleas This panelexploresthedecolonial 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Sat 1July, Discussant(s): Chair(s): (City UniversityofLondon) Convenor(s): elites cultural potential of urban cities: adecolonial On Cultivating African P166 Felwine Sarr JennyMbaye AbdouMaliq Simone PG215 Location: Balz AndreaAlter (EthnologischesSeminar) and Paris (F) In betwixtandbetweenYaoundé (CAM) Alegre)) University ofRioGrandedoSul(UFRGS-Porto and Culture(ISArC-Mozambique)/Federal Fernando Félix Tivane(HigherInstitute forArts Ethnography ofadividedcity”(2015,Maputo) Urban Africa.Acriticalanalysisof“Maputo: On thechallengesofethnographicfilmmakingin Ibrahim Odugbemi(UniverisityofIbadan) Kunle Afolayan Integration intheFilmsofTunde Kelani and Metropolitanism andtheNegotiationforCultural Peter Anton Zoettl (CRIA-UM,Portugal)) Creativity withtheCamerainCapeVerde The Shack:ResearchingYouth, Marginalityand or researchmethod. -asresearchobjects and/ or “fictional” filmmaking –beit“documentary” and/ ical approachesto researchwhichuses to discusstheoreticalandmethodolog- of audiovisualnarratives,sowepropose made upofstreamsandcounterflows African citiestoday areincreasingly 16:00 -17:30 Thu 29June, sity ofBasel) Alter (EthnologischesSeminar, Univer- (UFRGS-Porto Alegre));BalzAndrea University ofRioGrandedoSul (ISArC-Mozambique)/Federal (Higher Institute forArts andCulture Convenor(s): Africa in/on/about Urban Digital (Sound)Pictures P167 Fernando Félix Tivane KH116 Location: Marketing inUrbanKenya Problematizing thePhenomenonofGlobalYouth Pain andPleasureinRomanticDiscourses: classes andtrans-borderspaces. different genders,sexualities, this impactisdifferentiated between and sexualpracticesinAfrica,how and urbanspacesimpactonsexuality paradigms thatdemonstrate howrural The panelinvites discussionsof 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, Discussant(s): ba-Oju (AdekunleAjasinUniversity) Convenor(s): culture African literature and and power dynamics in sexuality Rural-urban P168 Wabende Kimingichi(UniversityofNairobi) Masculinity Gender ConstructionandDiminishing University) Beatrice Adesanya(JosephAyo Babalola Origin Sexual NobilityinAfricanLiterature ofNigerian Rural Wives,UrbanWives:TheQuestionof Balearic Islands) Cristina Cruz-Gutiérrez(Universityofthe Sexual AgencyinanAfricanCity The NewFemale UrbanMorality:Renegotiating State, Nigeria) Ifeyinwa Okolo(Federal UniversityLokoja,Kogi and CopingStrategies: Tango withMe Of Rape,MenandWomen’s SharedVictimhood Oliver Wandera (LaikipiaUniversity) Omotayo Olorunto- Panels details Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju KH116 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 83 ECAS7 84 Panels details

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Rethinking The Visibility and Urbanized African Periphery(ies) in Violence of Sexual Sociolinguistics - Portuguese-speaking Diversity in Africa Questioning research cinemas foci Convenor(s): Eileen Moyer (University Convenor(s): Apa Livia (Unior-naples) of Amsterdam); Gavaza Maluleke Convenor(s): Susanne Mohr (University of Amsterdam) (University of Bonn); Helene Steigertahl Thu 29 June, Location: (University of Bayreuth) 14:00 - 15:30 NB005 Sat 1 July, Location: 09:00 - 10:30, RH0S1 Thu 29 June, Location: 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30 PG215 In Portuguese-speaking cinemas, the idea of periphery(ies) has been present and discussed in different directions. This panel will examine the ways that In the sociolinguistic description of From case studies of deveral (social) mediated events relating to language(s) in Africa, there is a dichoto- Portuguese-speaking cinemas, we contemporary public discourses of my between approaches focusing on intend to discuss the situation of sexual diversity and gender non- urban as opposed to rural areas. The reconfiguration in context of new conformity in Africa reiterate and/or panel intends to unite theoretical paradigms and modes of production. challenge “African” norms of patriarchy, and methodological approaches to filial duty, and (hetero)sexuality. urban and rural spaces to account for Excesses. The past as margin in the cinema language use in Africa more realistically. of Margarida Cardoso and Pedro Costa Saved from Hegemonic Masculinity? Apa Livia (Unior-naples) Pentecostalism and the Mediatization of Sexual As far as the eye can see: The urban bias in South Scandals in South Africa African linguistic research Affective Image, History, and Politics in Sana Marian Burchardt (Max Planck Institute for the Irina Turner (Bayreuth University) Na N’Hada’s Documentary Film, Bissau d’Isabel Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity) Fernando Arenas (University of Michigan) Heteroglossia in urban space construction: InstaQueers: Performing online queerness in The case of Boda Boda Motocyclists in La vie comme fiction, la fiction comme contemporary Johannesburg Bungoma town, Kenya documentaire, dans l’œuvre de Licínio de Katlego Disemelo (Amsterdam Institute for Simon Nganga (Moi University) Azevedo Social Science Research) Nazaré Torrão (Université de Genève) English to rebuke, Pidgin to be understood, local “Nairobi is a shot of whisky”: Queering the languages to feel secure. Rural vs. urban (Moving) Images of Fishermen in Nacala. Urban Space language ideologies in Cameroon Memories of colonial urbanization and socialist Eddie Ombagi (University of the Witwatersrand, Pierpaolo Di Carlo (University at Buffalo oppression Johannesburg) Robert Stock (University of Konstanz) (SUNY)); Angiachi Demetris Esene Agwara (University of Bayreuth); Rachel Ojong The challenges to homosexual tolerance in (The University of Buea) Tensions in the suburbs: some similarities and Tanzania by the state as represented in the differences between Africa and Brazil social media Kikongo in Kinshasa: Repertoires of rurality and Leandro Mendonça (Federal Fluminense Jasmine Shio (University of Amsterdam) University); Jorge Cruz (Universidade Do Estado tradition in the Congolese capital Margot Luyckfasseel (Ghent University) Do Rio De Janeiro - Uerj) Socially Mediated Mami Wata Vodun in Togo: Providing Safe Haven or Exploiting Gender A Postcolonial Critique of Research on Non-Conformity via the Internet? Languages in Rural and Urban Africa Dana Rush (University of Strasbourg) Rose Marie Beck (University of Leipzig) Intersectionality and/as Love? On Friendship, Desire and Solidarity Danai Mupotsa (University of the Witwatersrand)

Blurring realities: media coverage and self-censorship of sexual and gender minorities in Kenya Lucy Mungala (University of Amsterdam)

We have to ask for permission to become”: Young Women’s Voices and Mediated Spaces in South Africa Gavaza Maluleke (University of Amsterdam); Eileen Moyer (University of Amsterdam)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 84 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 85 ECAS7 University) Emmanuel Shikuku Tsikhungu (Kenyatta Martin Baer’s Whisper (2010)andKlausWischmann’s and Nairobi HalfLife(2012),Wanuri Kahiu’s From a hybridity inAfrica;thecaseofTosh Gitonga’s The urbanfilmnarrativeasaspaceoflinguistic Christine Atemo (PwaniUniversity) KISWAHILI CASE OFBORROWINGS FROMLUHYA TO “-KO” THEONLY WAY TO POLITENESS:A Calavi) Moufoutaou Adjeran(Université d’Abomey- fausse appellation? Le terme «languedesjeunes»n’est-ilpasune Namyalo Saudah(MakerereUniversity) Luyaaye varieties spokeninUganda:Acasestudyof Cross fertilisationbetweenurbanandruralyouth of Buea) Comfort BeyangObenOjongnkpot(University Camfranglais inCameroon Urban Youth Languages:Questioningin The GrammarofIndigenousLanguagesinAfrican Constantine 1) Souheila Hedid(Université Frères Mentouri. Description d’uncodelinguistiquepartagé Les Français jeunesdanslavillemaghrébine. -Boigny, Cocody-Abidjan) Jean-Claude Dodo(Université Félix Houphouët Houphouëtt-Boigny, Cocody-Abidjan); Yves-Marcel Youant (Université Félix s’enrichit deslanguesivoiriennes Idéophones etonomatopées :quandlenouchi Philip W. Rudd(Pittsburg State University) Sheng asFractal LanguagePractice Erastus (Kenyatta University) Ellen Hurst(UniversityofCapeTown); Fridah Tsotsitaal (SouthAfrica) Rural andurbanmetaphors inSheng(Kenya) and languages. languages andruralisationofurban urbanisation ofindigenous(rural) reflections andempiricalexposéonthe panel isinterested intheoretical change andsocialdevelopment.The their predictivevalueforlanguage rural-urban youthlanguagesandon This panelinvites papersonAfrican 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Thu 29June, Chair(s): (University ofIlorin) Convenor(s): exchangerural-urban youth languages:the languages asurban indigenous African P172 Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju PG215 Location: Madrid) Barbara Fraticelli (UniversidadComplutense de gaps andstereotypes An AfricanCity:dismantlingtradition,sexual Ethiopia) Isabel Boavida(AddisAbabaUniversity, space, cultureandidentity Music videoclipsinEthiopia:settingtheurban Narok. Kenya) Solomon Waliaula (MaasaiMaraUniviversity, Eldoret, Kenya The EnglishPremierLeagueExperiencein Electronic Football Fandom asPerformance: Ojukwu University, IgbariamCampus) Izuu Nwankwo(ChukwuemekaOdumegwu Continued Peripherality ofAfricanPopular Arts Literatures/Performances: Questioningthe The UrbanAfricanSpaceandIts Marginal the continent. contemporary rural-urbanlivingon re/presentations reflectiveof funds, havecomewithmorecompelling amenable to theresultant paucityof more popularemergentgenresthatare nomic downturnofthe1980s.Now, cinema declinedwiththeAfricaneco- The dominanceofthenoveland 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, State, Nigeria) Okolo (Federal UniversityLokoja,Kogi University, IgbariamCampus);Ifeyinwa (Chukwuemeka OdumegwuOjukwu Convenor(s): Performances Literatures / anditsSpace Marginal The Urban African P173 IzuuNwankwo KH116 Location: speaking forthecourt The interpreter asdalamina:speakingincourt, to resources. linguistic diversityandequitable access along withtheroleofICTinenabling language. Thisbiaswillbeanalyzed city maybeidentifiedwithonlyone diversity isoften notacknowledgedasa producing newlinguisticdynamics.This African citiesarediversesettings 09:00 -10:30 Fri 30June, (University ofVienna) (University ofBasel);GabrieleSlezak Basel); MohomodouHoussouba Convenor(s): city diversity inthe African linguisticManaging P174 Thomas Bearth(UniversityofZurich) war divide. reinforcing cohesionacrosstheIvoriancivil urban ruralco-development.Maintaining and African linguisticheritage -akeyfactor of Natascha Bing(LeipzigUniversity) Speaking Nairobia*n Aly Sambou(Université Gaston Berger) Senegal. French advertisingstatements into Wolof in Functional Equivalenceinthetranslationof (E.N.S)) Jean PierreBoutche (UniversityofMaroua Urban Africa. to understanding thelinguisticecologyof Demotion vs.Promotion:ArealisticApproach Natalie Tarr (UniversityofBasel,Switzerland) Natalie Tarr (Universityof Panels details PG215 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 85 ECAS7 86 Panels details

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The Urban Space and Mobility within Africa: Idealizing the Rural? the African Short Story A Sociolinguistic Emerging in English Perspective Consciousness to Relocate African Convenor(s): Oyeniyi Okunoye Convenor(s): Cecile Vigouroux Theoria to the Village (Obafemi Awolowo Universty, Ile-Ife) (Simon Fraser University); Susana Square Castillo-Rodriguez (SUNY Geneseo) Sat 1 July, Location: Chair(s): Susana Castillo Rodriguez Convenor(s): Anthony Okeregbe 09:00 - 10:30 PG215 (University of Lagos) Fri 30 June, Location: Chair(s): Muyiwa Falaiye 14:00 - 15:30 KH116 This panel welcomes papers that appreciate the diverse ways in which Sat 1 July, Location: the urban space is shaping the This panel seeks to highlight the metho- 14:00 - 15:30, KH117 development of African short fiction dological and theoretical relevance of 16:00 - 17:30 in English. language-related questions to intra- continental migrations within sub- The City as a Metaphor for the Normalisation of Saharan Africa. We address issues This panel seeks papers that will rigo- Homosexuality in Ugandan Short Stories regarding the ways in which population rously examine the prospects or Edgar Nabutanyi (Makerere University) movements affect language practices otherwise of the emerging encounter especially in urban settings. The Representation of Urban Space and the of the urban elite and the traditional African Short Story in English African over the politics of African Oghenekaro Ilolo (Delta State University) How a Sociolinguistic Perspective Can knowledge. Contribute to a Better Understanding of African Pushing the boundaries of literature through Mobilities within the Continent digital platforms Cecile Vigouroux (Simon Fraser University) Panel Chair and Discussant Doseline Kiguru (The British Institute in Eastern Olumuyiwa Falaiye (University of Lagos, Nigeria) Africa) Saved by Lingala: Indexicalizations of an The Babalawo in an African Polis exogenous language in Goma, DRC The Urban versus Rural: Contending the value Michael Meeuwis (Ghent University) Anthony Okeregbe (University of Lagos) contradiction in selected short stories in Chinua Locating the modern in the indigenous: Achebe and C.L. Innes (Eds.), African Short Literacy, precarity, and mobility in a West African the construction of an African conception stories. city: the emergence of an autobiography Niyi Akingbe (Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Karel Arnaut (KULeuven) of peace Nigeria) Adebola Babatunde Ekanola (University of Ibadan) Mobility of urban Deaf persons in Africa: The Heaven, Hell or Somewhere in-between: creation of sign languages and identities The Changing Image of Lagos in Nigerian Nobutaka Kamei (Aichi Prefectural University) The African Experience with Myths: Short Fiction Between Tratidion and Modernity Stelia Muianga (Universidade Pedagogica) Oyeniyi Okunoye (Obafemi Awolowo Universty, Acculturation and Integration: Language Ile-Ife) Dynamics in the rural North-urban South Muyiwa Falaiye on the encounter between the Mobility situation in Ghana Gladys Ansah (University of Ghana, Legon) Sage Philosopher and Professional Philosopher: A Phenomenological Inquiry Sirajudeen Owosho (University of Lagos)

Bridging the Divide through Recognition Peter Oni (University of Lagos, Akoka, Nigeria)

The Urban and the Rural: An Analysis of the Ethics and Justice inherent in some Aspects of African Customary Laws Modestus Onyeaghalaji (University of Lagos); Friday Ndubuisi (University of Lagos, Nigeria)

Critical Perspective on Urbanization and Rural Development in South-West, Nigeria Olatunji Alabi Oyeshile (University of Ibadan)

Knowledge, Power Matrix and the Vision of African Renaissance Benjamin Olujohungbe (University of Ibadan)

A Philosophical Critique of Gendered Economy and Knowledge Production in an African Rural-Urban Space Adewale Owoseni (University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 86 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 87 ECAS7 and relationality. other throughtheirmutualimbrication uses ofspacehelpto constitute each how religiouspractices,concepts, and locations inAfricaanddemonstrate expressions, imaginations,and highlight thediversityofreligious This panelinvites contributionsthat 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, (University ofBayreuth) of Florida);RüdigerSeesemann Bayreuth); BenjaminSoares(University Convenor(s): and Spaces inAfrica Practices, Concepts, Relational inReligious The Plural and P178 Patrick Desplat(UniversityofGöttingen) ethics incoastal Madagascar Religious plurality, boundaryworkandurban Magnus Echtler(UniversityofBayreuth) South Africa Locating theNazarethBaptistChurchinurban ‘We reignoverthehomesteads ofourenemies.’ Hanna Nieber(BGSMCS,Berlin) spirit possessioninZanzibar Town Healing interreligious relations:afflictionand Sitna Quiroz(DurhamUniversity) Republic and rural-urbanconnectionsintheBenin church: kinshipnetworks,Pentecostal churches Welcoming ‘holidaymakers’athomeandthe Bayreuth) Balogun Adeyemi(UniversityofBayreuth, in Nigeria Christians, MuslimsandVacation Camps EvaSpies(Universityof KH118 Location: Contemporary Africa and Inter-Religiosity in Urbanity, Religiosity P179 Joel Noret(Université LibredeBruxelles) religious coexistence insouthernBenin Religion andsocialdivisions.Thesubversionofa London) Katherine Young (RoyalHolloway, Universityof Accra, Kumasi andTamale Films andBiblicalEpicsin1950s1960s Cinema asReligiousExperienceinGhana:Hindi Charles Dube(UniversityofStellenbosch) of socialdiversity and thedynamicsofeverydaylifeincontext Migrant Pentecostal spiritualityinSouthAfrica Kae Amo(EHESS) (Senegal): Politics, TIC,Youth andFemininity Islam andNewUrbanLandscapesinDakar religion andthickethnography. conversation casesgroundedinlived same urbanenvironment.Itputs into tradition focusingoncoexistence inthe examines religiositybeyondasingle actions affecturbanlife?Thispanel Africa? Inreturn,howdoreligiousinter- How doesurbanityshapereligiosityin 14:00 -15:30 Thu 29June, Chair(s): (Zentrum ModernerOrient) Convenor(s): AbdoulayeSounaye AbdoulayeSounaye KH118 Location: Deaf People Language beyondaCommunicationModalityfor Living withDeafnessinArusha,Tanzania: Sign communication. areas ofrehabilitation, transportand assumptions theyimply. Focus isonthe logies arelinked,andthenormative legal structuresto whichthetechno- with disabilities,theorganizationaland of technologies designedforpeople The panelwillexploretheappropriation 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, 09:00 -10:30, Sat 1July, (University ofCopenhagen) (Makerere University);SusanWhyte Convenor(s): and Rural Settings Technology inUrban Disability and P180 Patrick Devlieger(UniversityofLeuven) after “HommecommeToi” Technology anddisabilityinDRCongo,50 years Virginia DeSilva(Sapienza,UniversityofRome) (Tigray, NorthernEthiopia) of People withPhysicalDisabilityinMekelleCity “Its nameisAwetasc”: DevicesandEverydayLife Marie Schnitzler(UniversityofLiege) Plain,SouthAfrica) wheelchair (Micthell’s Experiencing thepost-apartheidcityina Ambrose Murangira(MakerereUniversity) Uganda communication technologies byDeafpersonsin Disability, SocialityandAppropriationof Ronald Luwangula(MakerereUniversity) Contested CitizenshipinUganda Disability, RoadUseTechnologies, and Rehema Namaganda(MakerereUniversity) among theElderlyinUganda:BlessingorBarrier Access andUseofAssistivemobilitydevices Gitte Beckmann(UniversityofZurich) Northern Uganda Appropriating Rights: DeafpeopleinAcholiland, Maria-Theres Schuler(UniversityofZurich) categories andrevisitingdependency Food forthe‘extremelyvulnerable’:Questioning Raphael Schwere(UniversityofZurich) Itinerary ofSocio-Technical Transformations with MobilityDisabilitiesinKampala alongan Appropriation ofAssistiveTechnology forPeople Clara Devlieger(CambridgeUniversity) Disabilities inKinshasa,DRCongo Generation andResponsibilityforPersons with Putting awayChildishThings:Technology, Vermont-USA) Sefakor Komabu-Pomeyie (TheUniversityof Rehabilitation Trainings inGhana Social Protection ProgramsunderRlgICTand How People withDisabilitiesExperiencethe Sunghea Park (CentreforAfricanStudies) Herbert Muyinda Panels details KH120 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 87 ECAS7 88 Panels details

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Local Knowledge: Ageing in Sub-Sahara Innovation and urban development opportu- Africa: Shifting Land- health in Africa nities coming from the scapes of Moral Neo- countryside? Methodo- liberal Reforms Convenor(s): Yolana Pringle (Univer- logical and political sity of Cambridge); Kathleen Vong- sathorn (University of Warwick) strategies and chal- Convenor(s): Piet van Eeuwijk (Univer- Chair(s): Dr Yolana Pringle lenges in the health sity of Basel); Brigit Obrist (University of Basel) area Fri 30 June, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 KH120 Thu 29 June, Location: Convenor(s): Albert Roca (University 16:00 - 17:30 KH120 of Barcelona); Clara Carvalho (ISCTE) This panel brings together historical and contemporary perspectives on Thu 29 June, Location: The panel explores how current innovation and urban health in Africa. It 14:00 - 15:30 KH120 transfiguration of ageing, caused by questions the nature and boundaries of shifting landscapes of moral neoliberal innovation, asking how far innovation in reforms in social welfare, health and health and healthcare has been, and related social fields, affect older people The panel proposes to gather and continues to be, an urban phenome- and intergenerational relations in urban compare research experiences con- non. and increasingly also rural areas. ducting to contrast or to evaluate local knowledge efficacies in the largest Health Planning and the developmental state in sense in African health contexts, The Health and Wellbeing of the Elderly people 1960s Africa focusing on the social sciences contri- in Namibia John Manton (LSHTM) bution. A panel of SACUDA-GESA Nelago Indongo (University of Namibia) (Health, Culture and Development in Imitation or Adaptation? Biomedicalizing Barren and disabled elderly women: Where do Childbirth in Urban and Rural Uganda, 1918-2017 Africa) they fit in the “Afya Imara Seniors” health plan in Kathleen Vongsathorn (University of Warwick) Nairobi, Kenya Christine Chabeda (MP Shah Hospital) African Traditional Pharmaceuticals: knowledge, Reinventing toilets: Understanding urban markets, museum. innovations in sanitation, 2000-2015 Innovations in Cancer and Care - Urban Pino Schirripa (Sapienza - University of Rome) Timothy Brewer (Loughborough University) Hospital-Ethnography Andrea Buhl (University of Basel) Evidence-based policy practice has become L’argilothérapie : une innovation africaine (Côte pervasive and counterproductive in the global d’Ivoire) The Welfare Impact of Community-Based Health HIV response. Véronique Duchesne (Université Paris Insurance for Low-Income Households in Nigeria Descartes) Choolwe Muzyamba (Maastricht University) Raphael Babatunde (University of Ilorin, Nigeria)

Traditional West African “Physiotherapy” Carme Campoy Guerrero (Universitat de Lleida)

Medical pluralism and plural epistemolgy. African lessons from Madagascar Albert Roca (University of Barcelona)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 88 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 89 ECAS7 Institute) Joelle Schwarz(SwissTropical andPublicHealth Jean-Benoît Falisse (UniversityofEdinburgh); resilience andlocalpolitics crise’:Burundihealthcentre’s Dealing with‘la Ivo Mhike(UniversityoftheFree State) inZimbabwe,1990s Health Services - 2013 Economic Crisis,MissionaryHospitals andPublic Thandeka Dlamini administration inSwaziland of DonorAidandShifts inlocalhealthcare De-Globalizing globalpublichealth:TheInflux University, Edinburgh) Maria Paola Bertone (QueenMargaret in SierraLeone,beforeandafter Ebola national andinternational actors atdistrictlevel The politicsofimplementation: interplay of Hideyuki Okano(Ritsumeikan University) Response “Formal” and“Informal” in SierraLeone:LocalNotables asMediators of Fighting againsttheEbolaVirusDisease(EVD) politics. top-down, andinternational aid/local faith-based/public, community/ dichotomies suchasurban/rural, political economyangle,whichlooksat explored adoptinganempiricaland African sanitary andpoliticalcrisesis ‘resilience’ throughandafter recent The conceptofhealthsystem 14:00 -15:30 Fri 30June, Health Institute) Schwarz (SwissTropical andPublic (University ofEdinburgh);Joelle Convenor(s): times governance introubled Local health-care P184 Jean-BenoîtFalisse KH120 Location: Julie Archambault(ConcordiaUniversity) in Mozambique Working out:classandtheeconomicsofsweat Alicia Lazzarini(UniversityofMinnesota) Cosmopolitanism inColonialMozambique Racialized Refinement,Leisure,and Sweetness andLusophoneImperialPower: Oluwaseunfunmi Olutayo (UniversityofIbadan) Oyo state Nigeria Gender andWellness inurbanIbadan, Jacob Kendall (Taylor University) Religion andhealthatolderagesinruralMalawi and therapeuticpractices. aspirations, intersects withreligious speaks ofsharedanxietiesand the recent“wellnesscraze”,which material culture,withafocusonhow as practice,mindset,enterprise and/or This panelexploreswellnessinAfrica 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Discussant(s): (University ofLeuven) (Concordia University);Katrien Pype Convenor(s): pursuit ofIn “wellness” P185 JulieArchambault NancyRoseHunt KH120 Location: uses andmodelsofplanningforcities grabs, rampantspeculation,newland context ofurbansprawl,increasingland accumulation andvaluecapture,ina on thepoliticaleconomyofland research agendainAfrica.Itshedslight entry pointonto theperi-urban This paneladopts landasaconflictual 16:00 -17:30 Fri 30June, Recherche pourleDéveloppement) London); MoniqueBertrand(Institutde Colin Marx(UniversityCollege Convenor(s): new political Economy? Interface: towards a African peri-urban Value Capture inthe Interrogating Land P186 le Développement) Monique Bertrand(InstitutdeRecherchepour grabbing inMali? Bamako: What’snewintheperi-urbanland Massive titlingprocessintheoutskirts of Mvuselelo Ngcoya(UniversityofKwaZulu-Natal) Pearl Sithole(DurbanUniversityofTechnology); Sandile Mbatha(UniversityofStuttgart); Mpilo eThekwini andiLembeMunicipalities in post-apartheidcities-Acasestudyof Unpacking thecomplexperi-urbanlandmarkets Matian vanSoest(UniversityofCologne) social andsocio-economicimplications Peri-urban redistributionoflandinUganda: Paul Jenkins(UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) advances landdemarcationandmiddle-class interface: Urbanisation atMaputo cityregionurban-rural Barbara Lipietz(UCL); Panels details KH120 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 89 ECAS7 90 Panels details

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Urban-rural migration, Mass rapid transit Impact of tourism movement and (MRT) in African Cities: development on urban livelihoods revisited in A contribution towards and rural communities a context of crisis inclusiveness? in Africa

Convenor(s): John Spall (University of Convenor(s): Nadine Appelhans Convenor(s): Karin Gaesing (TU East Anglia); Cristina Udelsmann (TU Dortmund University); Sabine Dortmund University); Michele Carboni Rodrigues (Nordic Africa Institute); Baumgart (Technische Universität (University of Cagliari, Italy); Wolfgang Maria Abranches (University of East Dortmund) Scholz (TU Dortmund University) Anglia) Chair(s): Michele Carboni Fri 30 June, Location: Discussant(s): Akbar Keshodkar Fri 30 June, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 KH118 14:00 - 15:30, PG215 Thu 29 June, Location: 16:00 - 17:30 16:00 - 17:30 KH115 Mass rapid transit (MRT) aims to improve traffic flows in African cities. The panel aims at identifying and Yet, further impact needs assessment. Tourism is one of Africa’s most discussing the features of urban-rural We explore MRT cases in the contexts promising sectors of development. This migration and movement, the factors of of urban development to see if they panel examines the impact of tourism attraction involved, migratory and promote inclusion. We ask how on urban and rural communities, livelihood dynamics and new strategies MRT links neighbourhoods, how it exploring how host contexts engage and features of the settlements, towns co-operates and how it affects local with the multi-faceted challenges and cities. communities. posed by tourism. The perspective is covering from urban centres and the New urbanism in Africa - urban-to-rural Adopting and Adapting Bus Rapid Transit in rural periphery. migration in Angola and Mozambique and its African Cities Astrid Wood (Newcastle University) implications State Infrastructure Provision Across Botswana’s Cristina Udelsmann Rodrigues (Nordic Africa Rural Tourism Areas - A Study in Contradictions Institute) Sustainable Mobility: Metrorail Commuters in the Western Cape Annette LaRocco (Florida Atlantic University) A study of Urban-Rural Migration in Southern Zinette Bergman (University of the Witwaters- rand); Manfred Max Bergman Can growing urban-based ecotourism from Dar Nigeria: Patterns and Evolution es Salaam to Mikumi be good news for the rural James Okolie-Osemene (University of Ibadan, poor and biodiversity conservation? Ibadan) Inclusions and exclusions in the ‘Corridors of Freedom’: pro-poor housing along Stig Jensen (Copenhagen University) Next stop - Gondar, Ethiopia Johannesburg’s bus rapid transit routes Sarah Charlton (University of the Witwatersrand) Metropolis and the challenges for the Ravit Talmi Cohn (Tel Aviv University) development of the metroplitan peripheries in Pushing the margins of accessibility to reflect Cameroon within the context of decentralization: Rural development, impacts of Infrastructure on institutional and local stakeholders’ strategies agriculture-landuse in waterfront countries of the realities of sub-Saharan African cities Walter Alando Gaston Ndock Ndock (University of Yaounde 1 ECOWAS - Higher Teacher Training College of Yaounde) Asmaa Abdelghaffar Khalil Ghieth (Institute of African Research and Studies, Cairo University.) Tourism, Migration, Imagination. The social and spatial construction of a ‘local elsewhere’ in the Ethnic-Based Associations and the Politics of tourist urban area of Petite Côte (Senegal). Resource Allocation in Urban Africa Stefano degli Uberti (National Research Council, Victor Adetula (Nordic Africa Institue) Italy)

Spatial politics and gendered strategies for urban Tourism and income growth for the Ngorongoro livelihoods: Women traders’ engagement with District population in Tanzania institutions in central Lagos market Sef Slootweg (GIZ - Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Nkechi Nwankwo (University of East Anglia, Internationale Zusammenarbeit) Norwich, UK)

Changing landscapes: land, mobility and rural-urban livelihoods in Huambo, Angola John Spall (University of East Anglia); Maria Abranches (University of East Anglia)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 90 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 91 ECAS7 Innocent Sinthumule(UniversityofVenda) Transfrontier and injusticeintheGreater Mapungubwe Farming displacement to Nature:Conservation, Martin Skrydstrup(UniversityofCopenhagen) Futures ofNaturesinPostcolonial Kenya The Emergenceof“Water Towers” andthe The DefinitionandRuleofEcologicalOrders: Abe Goldman(UniversityofFlorida) and fortressconservation Demographic transformation,ethnoecology, Rural-Urban LandscapeinEastAfrica: Mid-Altitude Forest &the Conservation Emmanuel Mogende area:thecaseofBotswana conservation Legitimising Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier shaped politics. ing thefutureofnatureandhowthey activists, addressedquestionsconcern- actors, includingstates, NGOsand independence era.Itaskshowdifferent rural andurbanspacesinthepost- concepts offuturesnatureinAfrican This panelfocusesontheemergenceof 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, (University ofBasel) ida Atlantic University);MelanieBoehi Convenor(s): independence era spaces inthe post- African ruralandurban Futures of nature in P190 Annette LaRocco(Flor- KH118 Location: Ziguinchor) Benoît (UniversitAssaneSeckde le casdelaCasamance urbaines dansuncontexte deconflitarmé: L’usage deladroguedansleszones ruraleset Economics &Management) Maria ArnaldoCopeto (LisbonSchoolof Mozambican Society Reintegration ofEx-Combatants into Dany Tiwa Marginality inLagos,Nigeria. Crime, VigilantismandtheOpticsofUrban Kouacou (UniversityAlassaneOuattara) University ofBouake);Aya Pascale Rega Kouadio RaphaëlOura(AlassaneOuattara in Abobo violence spreadsto the“microbes”youngpeople Poverty andcriminalviolenceinAbidjan:when Louis Kusi Frimpong (UniversityofGhana) effective urbanplanning:SomelessonsforGhana Enhancing publicsafetyandsecuritythrough urban crimeandpovertynexusinAfrica which challengeexistingtheorieson developed world.We invite papers founded ontheexperiencesof theories onthesubjectarelargely developed world.Assuch,modelsand has largelyengagedtheattention ofthe Debates onurbancrimeandpoverty 14:00 -15:30 Sat 1July, Oteng-Ababio (UniversityofGhana) (University ofGhana);Martin Convenor(s): Urban Africa and Poverty Nexus in the Crime Exploring P191 GeorgeOwusu KH118 Location: Kenya Region offoodsystems intheMount performance scale farmers-comparingtheenvironmental Big agro-industrialcompaniesvs.ruralsmall ecological effects inbothareas. social, political,cultural,economicand these rural-urbanfoodlinksandtheir looking atinstitutionsthatmanage system approach,thispanelaimsat especially inAfrica.Taking afood links betweenruralandurbanareas Food isoneofthemostimportant 09:00 -10:30 Sat 1July, (University ofBern) (University ofBern);Fabian Käser stiy ofBern);ChinweIfejikaSperanza Convenor(s): Urban Africa Between the Rural and Food System Links P192 Studies) and AreaStudies/HankukUniversityofForeign Sookhee Yuk (Graduate SchoolofInternational in Ghana Role ofMarketQueensintheMaizevaluechain Shingo Takamura (Kyoto University) Eastern Congo The RiseofIndigenousPeriodic MarketSystem in Conflict, Detachment andSocialTransformation: Frederik Brønd(UniversityofCopenhagen) chain inGhana Rural settlements andtheinformaloilpalmvalue Mariah NgutuPeter (UniversityofNairobi) System: AnEthnographicStudy in Kenya asPart ofaGlobalAgroIndustrialFood Institutional AnalysisofHorticulturalProduction Fabian Ottiger Johanna Jacobi(Univer- Panels details KH117 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 91 ECAS7 92 Panels details

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Boundaries, Links, Soft constraint and Food Markets in and Flows: the reshaping of the rural-urban Africa the Materiality and urban political space: Political Meaning of relocated urban Convenor(s): Alex Awiti (Aga Khan Distinctions between dwellers in African University); Lena Bloemertz (University Urban, Suburban, cities’ peripheries of Basel) Cherie Enns (University of the Fraser Valley/Ardhi University, Dar es and Rural Africa Salaam, Tanzania) Convenor(s): Amandine Spire Convenor(s): Mailys Chauvin (UMR CESSMA University Paris Fri 30 June, Location: (LAM-CNRS/IEP Bordeaux); Diderot); Marie Bridonneau 14:00 - 15:30 RH0S1 Armelle Choplin (Université Paris Est / (Université Paris Nanterre) IRD); Garth Myers (Trinity College) Fri 30 June, Location: This panel invites papers that are looking at food markets in urban areas Fri 30 June, Location: 09:00 - 10:30 RH0S1 and their relation to the wider food 16:00 - 17:30 KH118 systems. This panel focuses on the analysis of When the village globalizes and the city takes This panel will explore research forced relocation regarding their links with the making of the urban political control of the countryside questions surrounding the political Martin Kuete (University of Dschang) and material distinctions, but also links space. We would like to raise these and flows, between rural, urban and issues by paying attention to the Policy and Planning for Sustainable Urban Food suburban geographical zones, with reinvention of daily practices by Systems in East Africa case studies from across the continent. relocated urban dwellers to underline Paul Stephany (University of the Fraser Valley); the evolution of preexisting orders. Cherie Enns (University of the Fraser Valley/ Ardhi University, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania); From peri-urban to suburban? Tracking changes Jeremy Wagner (Balsillie School of International in the periphery of Accra over a 20-year period “The house is nice, but …” - Shantytown Affairs) Katherine Gough (Loughborough University); Resettlement through Small-Scale Private Paul Yankson (University of Ghana) Construction in Casablanca, Morocco ‘Slaughtering for Survival’: The value of informal Raffael Beier (Ruhr-University Bochum & slaughterhouses in Kampala, Uganda. Links and Flows in the Production of African Erasmus University Rotterdam) Rebekah Thompson (The University of Urban Space Edinburgh) Garth Myers (Trinity College) Resettlement, social differentiation & the politics of everyday life : the case of New Atuabo (Ghana) Food markets in Mayotte island Cementing african landscapes: cement flows and Corentin Chanet (ULB (Université Libre de Isabelle Denis (independant researcher) city making in the West African Urban Corridor Bruxelles)) (Accra, Lomé, Cotonou, Lagos) The socio-ecological complexity of the African Armelle Choplin (Université Paris Est / IRD) Citadins “affectés” à Lomé : ordinaire et hinterlands. Tulear and the recent commodity “douce contrainte” booms in southwestern Madagascar Contesting hegemonic regimes and the making Spire Amandine Jorge C. Llopis (University of Bern) of a circular opposition space in elections time. The case of the 2015 elections in Tanzania and Zanzibar Chauvin Maïlys (LAM-CNRS IEP Bordeaux France)

Anticipating the future city: land transactions in the urban periphery of Dar es Salaam Stina Moeldrup Wolff (Aarhus University)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 92 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 93 ECAS7 Milena Belloni(CeMIS) Eritrea on changingimaginariesofmigrationfrom Inside cosmologiesofdestinations:acasestudy University andStockholm University) Tekalign Ayalew Mengiste (AddisAbaba Aspirations inUrbanEthiopia Longing forExile:Youth andMigration Studies) Nauja Kleist(DanishInstitute forInternational in Ghanaianmigration Destination home:socialrepositories ofhope Henrik Vigh(UniversityofCopenhagen) Jesper Bjarnesen(TheNordicAfricaInstitute); Faso andGuineaBissau Ruination andmigrantimaginariesinBurkina Simon Turner (CopenhagenUniversity) Aspiration andAnxietyintheBurundianCrisis Imagining theViolenceto Come:Anticipation, imaginaries areformed. in thispanelexplorehowmigration within orbeyondthecontinent.Papers migration andinternational migration migrations, includingrural-urban question isatthecoreofdiverseAfrican among potential migrants? This How areimagesofdestinationsformed 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, (Peace ResearchInstitute Oslo) Convenor(s): representations cosmologies, imaginaries: rumours, migration African P196 JørgenCarling RH0S1 Location: Caroline Kihato (UniversityofJohannesburg) African City Governance inaTwenty-first Century The LiminalCity:Gender, Mobilityand Paola Piscitelli (IUAV UniversityofVenice) from thepracticesoftranslocaltraders Understanding urbanisminSouthernAfrica Moving towards thetransactionalcity. Montaigne) Sylvain Racaud(UniversityofBordeaux towns? highlight newterritorial dynamicsofAfrican How doesageopoliticsofthecheaptrade ( Ep.Tardy) (UniversityofLausanne) Rolande Christelle RolandeMakamte subsaharienne :CasdeBafoussam,Cameroun municipaux danslavillemoyenned’Afrique Espaces derécupérationdesdéchets solides University) Emmanuella Onyenechere(ImoState Metropolis, Nigeria The CaseofCasualLabourersinOwerri Mobility andtheInformalLabourMarket: influence thepolicy-makingprocess. practices transformspacesand actors andtheireverydaymobile at howlocalandtranslocalinformal urban spaceswithparticularattention interplays withinformalityinmaking The panellooksathowmobility 16:00 -17:30 14:00 -15:30, Thu 29June, (University ofNaples“L’Orientale”) University ofVenice); Antonio Pezzano Convenor(s): and mobility? between informality space inAfrica making of urban How to govern the P197 Vanessa Melo(UniversityoftheWitwatersrand) and spatialconfiguration peripheral neighbourhoodsofMaputo: processes Residential mobilitybetweenpericentraland Fokdal (DepartmentofInternational Urbanism) Astrid Ley(UniversityofStuttgart); Josefine Translocal Practices inAfrica Informal Grassroots Networks-Rescalingtheir Emma Monama(ACMS) Rethinking Rural-UrbanBinaries Post-apartheid GeographiesofTranslocality: Paola Piscitelli (IUAV RH0S1 Location: genders. losses withincommunitiesandbetween concerning distributionofgainsand number ofchallengingquestions measures. Thisphenomenonposesa ones intheformofcompensation but canalsoleadto thecreationofnew accelerate thedestructionofcommons Development projects inAfricaoften 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Haller Chair(s): (University ofBern) (University ofBern);Tobias Haller Convenor(s): distributive institutions commons, and investments, new Large-scale destruction?” - “Creative commons P198 Stephen Yeboah (UniversityofLausanne) agriculture andcontested commons inGhana Towards anewcommons?Goldmining, Sarah Ryser (SocialAnthropology) Commons fromCSR,andGender Development SolarGreenGrabbing,New for Neo-liberalandState-driven Social Government Land-dealasaCatalytic Converter Jemaiyo Chabeda-Barthe(UniversityofBern) maintaining alinkto landamidstethnictensions How theOgiekwomenofMauForest are Désirée Gmür(UniversityofBern) gender inKilolodistrict,IringaRegion,Tanzania Acquisition (LSLA)forforestplantations and An unbalanceddeal:Large-ScaleLand Timothy Adams Kristina Lanz(UniversityofBern); and Ghana from large-scalelandacquisitioninMalawi New commonsnewdependencies:Insights Jean-David Gerber&Tobias Jean-David Gerber Panels details RH0S1 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 93 ECAS7 94 Panels details

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Towns, public areas and Sustainable Cities in Contested justice: discards. Encounters of Africa: plans, dreams, Legal and judicial the rural and the urban and practices pluralism in urban settings and Convenor(s): Sylvie Ayimpam (Institut Convenor(s): Ton Dietz (African renegotiations of the des Mondes Africains (IMAf)); Emilie Studies Centre, Leiden) law from urban to Guitard (IFRA Nigeria); Jacky Bouju Chair(s): Ton Dietz rural domains (Aix Marseille Université) Chair(s): Sylvie Ayimpam & Emilie Thu 29 June, Location: Guitard Convenor(s): Rachel Ibreck 14:00 - 15:30 KH117 Discussant(s): Jacky Bouju 16:00 - 17:30 (Goldsmiths, University of London); Naomi Pendle (London School of Fri 30 June, Location: Economics and Political Science) 14:00 - 15:30 KH118 In this panel we will focus on urban Chair(s): Jonathan Roberts environmental sustainability: what do Discussant(s): Nicki Kindersley African municipalities, companies and citizens do to achieve a better urban This panel aims at questioning the Fri 30 June, Location: environment? We will map, compare, encounters between the rural and the and challenge the urban sustainability 16:00 - 17:30 KH117 urban through the description of varied initiatives in Africa. forms of occupation and conflictual uses of urban public areas by Urban residents are often confronted defilement behaviours, polluting Sustainable city initiatives in Africa: how with a plurality of laws and court activities and discards proliferation. inclusive are they? Ton Dietz (ASC Leiden) processes. This panel asks how they encounter and renegotiate law in From Urban Congestion to Political Confinement Greening African Cities - elite discourses, practice. It also asks how experiences - Channeling Solid Waste in Lagos, Nigeria diverse practices and new approaches of justice in urban domains impacts David Simon (Royal Holloway, University of Côme Salvaire (Sciences Po, Centre de imaginaries and processes of law, recherches internationales (CERI), CNRS) London) justice and authority in rural home Pratiques d’hygiène des travailleurs pendulaires Un-sustainable urban Fantasies communities. à Cotonou Marilyn Glele Ahanhanzova (Korea University) Marilou Mathieu (MMSH) Factors influencing waste management in Jinja Exploring a Charged Issue: Electricity in the Magistrates’ Court Excreta2Energy: Human Waste as Laboratory for municipal council (JMC) Sarah-Jane Cooper-Knock (University of Capital in Urban Ghana Samuel Ssenyondo (Crusade for Environmental Edinburgh) Brenda Chalfin (University of Florida) Awareness Agency (CEAA)- Mukono, Uganda)

Captured by the Courts? Exploring the La gestion de la propreté à Fès Tree cover of Accra’s neighbourhoods - Jacob Frederique (ESPE Lille Nord de France) A green divide predicament of ‘urban youth’ in South Sudan Lyn-Kristin Hosek (University of Birmingham) Rachel Ibreck (Goldsmiths, University of London); Naomi Pendle (London School of Metal dealing in Nairobi - enduring drastic urban Economics and Political Science) transformations Urban sustainability in relation to expanding Sophie Schramm (Universität Kassel); Amiel Bize cities in Africa, where non-formal settlement (Columbia University) dominates: understanding density through Legal pluralism and contested sovereignty detailed case studies in Maputo, Mozambique in Maputo Johan Mottelson (KADK - The Royal Danish Helene Maria Kyed (Danish Institute for Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Architecture, International Studies) Design and Conservation) “If the judge is blind, how can he know the Historicizing Sustainability: truth?” Legitimacy and the epistemology of The mixed legacy of “Urban Crisis” justice in peri-urban northern Mozambique Emily Brownell (Max Planck History of Science/ Christian Laheij (MPI for Social Anthropology) University of Northern Colorado) Life after judgment: the Nokotyana case Urban Change Agents in Cape Town as Drivers re-examined for a Low-Carbon Transition Nadine Kuhla von Bergmann (TU Berlin)

Sustainable infrastructure, environmental and resource management for the highly dynamic metropolis Kigali (Rapid Planning) Katja Weiler (IZES gGmbH); Marie Rose Turamwishimiye (University of Rwanda, College of Arts and Social Sciences)

Planners’ views on urban natural systems in Africa: knowledge, practice and outcomes in Lusaka Gilbert Siame (The University of Zambia, Centre for Urban Research and Planning)

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 94 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 95 ECAS7 Governance); LucyKoechlin (UniversityofBasel) Claudia BaezCamargo(BaselInstitute on Uganda. and camouflageinKenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and comparative perspectivesonco-optation, control Informal governanceandsubnationalactors: Witwatersrand) Sarah Meny-Gibert(Universityofthe education. Africa: astudyofregionaldepartment practice inthetransitionto democracyinSouth The shapingofformalandinformalbureaucratic Research Foundation) Fortunata Makene(EconomicandSocial Health Sectors Rules to theirDutiesinEducationand Perform Tanzanian Negotiation ofFormal Civil Servants’ Toke Møldrup Wolff (CopenhagenUniversity) institutional bricolage Creating socialorderinSomaliland:Policing as Nicaise Guillaume(EHESS) at thelocallevelinBurundi Petty corruptionandsituationsoflegalpluralism Marc Poncelet (UniversityofLiège) Kinshasa) of Congo(UniversitiesLubumbashiand in highereducationDemocraticRepublic Legal, official,academicandtradingnorms Stylianos Moshonas(UniversityofAntwerp) payment intheDRC aspects ofpayrollmanagementandwage de laPaie ilyadesmagouilles...’Administrative ‘Alors quec’estdenotoriété qu’à laDirection Jose-Maria Munoz(UniversityofEdinburgh) Corridor Freight BureausintheCentralAfricanTransport The BureaucraticWork ofEconomicGovernance: University ofGhana) Descartes/CNE); DanielArhinful(NMIMR, Carine Baxerres(IRD/Université Paris of regulation wholesaling inGhanaquestioningcurrentmodes Between formalandinformal:Pharmaceutical LawSchool) Deval Desai(Harvard governance reform The newadministrativelawofcontext-specific Taking bureaucraticpracticesseriously? bureaucratic practiceinAfrica. offering afreshlookattherealitiesof ations abouttheAfricanstate and challenging facileculturalistgeneralis- rules inAfricanbureaucracies.Itaimsat the interplay offormalandinformal This panelinvites empiricalstudiesof 14:00 -15:30 09:00 -10:30, Fri 30June, of Edinburgh) (LASDEL); GerhardAnders(University IRD); Jean-PierreOlivierdeSardan Convenor(s): bureaucracies informality inAfrican Between formality and Taking rulesseriously: P202 GiorgioBlundo(EHESS/ KH117 Location: Marianne Séverin(SciencePo Bordeaux) Baleng community people oftheWestern Cameroon:Thecaseofthe Conflicts PreventionandResolutioninBamileke University) Ohta (Kyoto University);Motoji Matsuda (Kyoto Yntiso Gebre(AddisAbabaUniversity);Itaru African Potentials Achieving Peace andCoexistence through Africa) Serges DjoyouKamga (UniversityofSouth the SouthAfricanexperience Cultural valuesasasourceoflaw:Ubuntuand Main) Susanne Epple(Goethe-UniversityFrankfurt/ the Bashada,SouthernEthiopia Age-sets asinstitutionsofsocialcontrolamong Vusi Gumede(UniversityofSouthAfrica) Economic DevelopmentoftheAfricanContinent Towards aBetter Approachto the Socio- Revisiting DevelopmentDiscourseinAfrica: mechanisms seekingbetter lifeforall. traditions insupplementingglobal unpacks themerits Africanculturesand Western approaches.Thispanel these initiativesareinformedby solve conflicts whentheyarise.Yet, democracy, advancehumanrights and African countriesareurgedto establish 16:00 -17:30 Sat 1July, (University ofSouthAfrica) Convenor(s): in Africa conflicts resolutions human rights, and to foster democracy, of African approaches Uncovering the merits P203 SergesDjoyouKamga KH118 Location: present and State lawsfromthe19thcenturyto the world: evolutionofrelationsbetweentraditional Hybrid formsoflawinthePortuguese-speaking transition. taking placeintimesoffragilityand/or that lookaturbanpropertydisputes ownership. Thispanelinvites papers important to beableto claim Africa’s growingcities.Thismakesit Real propertyishighindemand 09:00 -10:30 Thu 29June, Carolien Jacobs(LeidenUniversity) Convenor(s): in Africa transitional settings disputes infragile and Urban property P204 Miriam Badoux(UniversityofBasel) in Eldoret,Kenya town: urbanlifeandtheproductionofstrangers Living together, livingapartina“cosmopolitan” Carolien Jacobs(LeidenUniversity) From beingdisplacedto becomingacitizen In searchofurbanpropertyintheDRC: Suliman Ibrahim legacy ofexpropriated dwellings What to choosewhenaddressingGaddafi’s Restitution orcompensation? Maurice Hutton (UniversityofEdinburgh) Zimbabwe (1949-1980) Home-Ownership inLate ColonialBulawayo, Seeing LikeaSecondCity:ThePolitics ofAfrican School ofLaw) Alexandre Guerreiro(UniversityofLisbon Suliman Ibrahim; Panels details KH117 Location: 12.06.17 17:22 95 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 96 1 JUL. 1 JUL. 1 JUL. 30 JUN. 30 JUN. 30 JUN. 29 JUN. 29 JUN. 29 JUN. 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30

96 Detailed Programme Thursday 29 June 09:00 09:00 Thursday 29June - 10:30 P076 P072 P071 P070 P062 P061 P059 P043 P038 P015 P008 P005 P002 RT10 Panel number violence inAfrica Violent Democracies?Understanding election-related Social Assistance Policies inAfrica The sociallifeofidentitydocuments inAfrica African polities politics ofthekilowatts and themegawatts across ‘Electric scrambles’,pastandpresent:renovatingthe Liberation diplomacyandtheAfricancity Urbanization forAfrica’s structuraltransformation African capitalisms: Bringingtheentrepreneurbackin Comparative Historical-Sociological Context Capitalist Farming, andAgrarianTransformation in Industrialisation: LargeScaleLandAcquisition, The Rural-UrbanLinkagesinAfrica’s Questfor DOUBLEPANEL Rural despotismindemocraticSouthAfrica Cosmopolitan Biographies Encounters: TheMobilityofPeople, IdeasandSpaces The RoleofNetworksinRural-Urban-Transnational Mobilities andthe(Re)ProductionofClass Different Localities,Identities?Rural-Urban small towns Secondary citiesinAfrica:Betweenmetropolisesand droits etmobilités Enfants autravaildanslesvillesafricaines:stratégies, Panel Titlet ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ (University ofEastAnglia) Sarah Jenkins (University ofSãoPaulo) ty ofJohannesburg),Renata Bichir São Paulo), NdangwaNoyoo(Universi- Maria ClaraOliveira(Universidadede des mondesafricains(Cemaf)) Séverine Awenengo Dalberto (Institut Richard Banegas(SciencesPo Paris), (University ofEdinburgh) Ivan Cuesta-Fernandez (Université Paris Diderot) Mélanie Torrent Commission forAfrica) Edlam Yemeru (UNEconomic Helmut Asche(UniversityofMainz) Gutenberg-Universität, Mainz), Thomas Bierschenk(Johannes Development Studies,Tamale) Jasper Ayelazuno (Universityfor (University oftheWitwatersrand) Witwatersrand), NoorNieftagodien Sheila Meintjes(Universityofthe Julia Pauli (HamburgUniversity) Michelle Engeler(UniversityofBasel), Marc Epprecht(Queen’sUniversity) Carole Ammann(UniversityofBasel), Mabillard (UniversityofGeneva) Melanie Jacquemin(IRD),Nicolas Institute forRegionalGeography) Institute), LenaDallywater (Leibniz Town) Lungisile Ntsebeza (UniversityofCape Fred Hendricks(RhodesUniversity), Franzisca Zanker (Arnold-Bergstraesser Convenors

KH119 KH107 KH206 KH112 NB004 BS001 KH001 KH116 KH033 NB003 KH103 KH104 NB005 KH115 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 97 ECAS7 P204 P198 P185 P178 P171 P159 P149 P143 P129 P128 P121 P113 P101 P086 Panel number culture /culturesdupolitique Villes etprojets urbainsenAfrique:politiquesdela settings inAfrica Urban propertydisputes infragileandtransitional institutions investments, newcommons,anddistributive “Creative commonsdestruction?”-Large-scale In pursuitof“wellness” Concepts, andSpacesinAfrica The PluralandRelationalinReligiousPractices, research foci Urbanized AfricanSociolinguistics-Questioning and Architecture inNamibia andSouthAfrica Discourses ofDevelopmentinHunting,Conservation Between theRuralandUrban:Critiquing studies The importance ofbiographyinAfricanhistorical Century Rural-Agricultural DevelopmentintheTwentieth Urbanisation andAfrica’s “Agrarian Question”: Why isresearchfromAfricainvisible? The RiseofAfricanTransnational Traders Informal DDRthroughurbanisation The oneswhomovedto thetown: and ReproductiveRights inAfrica Local Resistances to International AgendasonSexual How doconflicts influenceurbanfood-provision? Conflict OverNaturalResourcesandFood (In)Security: Panel Titlet Francisco Freire (CRIA/FCSH-NOVA) Suliman Ibrahim(LeidenUniversity) Carolien Jacobs(LeidenUniversity), Jean-David Gerber(UniversityofBern) Tobias Haller(University ofBern), University) Julie Archambault(Concordia Katrien Pype(UniversityofLeuven), Bayreuth) Rüdiger Seesemann(Universityof Eva Spies(UniversityofBayreuth), Benjamin Soares(UniversityofFlorida), of Bonn) Bayreuth), SusanneMohr(University Helene Steigertahl (Universityof Thumbran (UniversityofMinnesota) (University ofMinnesota), Janeke Zurich /UniversityofBasel),Paul Vig Luregn Lenggenhager(Universityof Jan-Bart Gewald(LeidenUniversity) (African StudiesCentre), Klaas Van Walraven Basel) Winneba), JuliaTischler(Universityof Sarah Kunkel (UniversityofEducation, (African StudiesCentre,Leiden) African Institute, London),JosDamen Stephanie Kitchen (International (University ofGeneva) Guive Khan-Mohammad (Overseas DevelopmentInstitute) Mareike Schomerus Ricardo Falcão (ISCTE-IUL) (ISCTE), Clara Carvalho University ofBasel) (Institute ofSocialAnthropology, Goin LouTinaVirginieTra Convenors Detailed Programme KH105 KH117 RH0S1 KH120 KH118 PG215 KH111 KH212 KH114 PG0VS KH209 BS004 KH102 KH106 Location 12.06.17 17:22 97

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98 Thursday 29 June 14:00 14:00 29June Thursday - 15:30 Detailed Programme P112 P099 P087 P073 P066 P057 P049 P042 P032 P028 P021 P004 P002 RT06 Panel number DOUBLEPANEL Wealth, andAspirations ofCitizenship Engineering theMiddleClasses:State Institutions, DOUBLEPANEL for Africa Traditional ChiefsandDemocraticPolitical Culture innovations inAfrica Thinking throughtime.Large-scaletechnological DOUBLEPANEL meaning ofproductivity The unemployedinAfrica:redistribution,time,andthe Intersection ofRuralandUrban Imaginations Sentiments ofJusticeinAfrica:Contestations atthe DOUBLEPANEL during andafter violentconflict Civil Wars andState Formation: Orderandlegitimacy Urban Africa,Voice, andPolitics of agencyandinstitutions Explaining Africantrajectories attheintersection Elites, NetworksandBargains: regional organisations Capital politics:ThepoliticaleconomyofAfrican DOUBLEPANEL reshaping democraticengagement? Social mediaandthepoliticalsphereinAfrica: minière eturbanisationenAfriquerurale Mining andUrbanizationinRuralAfrica/Exploitation DOUBLEPANEL Labour (markets) inextractiveindustries DOUBLEPANEL Rural despotismindemocraticSouthAfrica Strategic Essentialism?ThePatrick ChabalDebate Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ Institute ofGlobalandAreaStudies) University), AlenaThiel(GIGAGerman Davide Chinigo’(Stellenbosch Jonas Bens(Freie Universität Berlin) Olaf Zenker (UniversityofFribourg), (Northwestern University) Rachel BeattyRiedl (swisspeace/ UniversityofBasel) Dominik Balthasar Frank Mattheis(Universityof Pretoria) Ulf Engel(UniversityofLeipzig), (University ofLeipzig) Edinburgh), Katja Werthmann Deborah Bryceson(Universityof Till Förster (UniversityofBasel) (University ofEdinburgh) Edinburgh), MaggieDwyer Thomas Molony(Universityof Sara Geenen(UniversityofAntwerp) Town) Lungisile Ntsebeza (UniversityofCape Fred Hendricks(RhodesUniversity), Jon Schubert(UniversityofLeipzig) Maxim Bolt(UniversityofBirmingham), Bayreuth) Králové), GeorgKlute (Universityof Petr Skalník(UniversityofHradec Gregor Dobler(InstitutfürEthnologie) the UniversityofGeneva) (swisspeace, GlobalStudiesInstitute of Didier Péclard, MartinaSantschi Convenors KH105 KH103 KH112 NB004 KH206 BS001 KH033 KH107 KH001 KH115 KH102 KH106 KH104 KH119 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 99 ECAS7 P200 P197 P181 P179 P172 P169 P164 P152 P151 P140 P131 P119 P117 P114 Panel number changing globalconnectionsintheAfricancityscape Global Village,AfricanCity. Howto readAfrica’s DOUBLEPANEL Sustainable CitiesinAfrica:plans,dreams,andpractices DOUBLEPANEL between informalityandmobility? How to governthemakingofurbanspaceinAfrica strategies andchallengesinthehealtharea from thecountryside?Methodologicalandpolitical Local Knowledge:developmentopportunitiescoming in Contemporary Africa Urbanity, ReligiosityandInter-Religiosity DOUBLEPANEL the rural-urbanexchange African indigenouslanguagesasurbanyouthlanguages: cinemas Rethinking Periphery(ies) inPortuguese-speaking Rural Identities Creative Boundaries:Traveling betweenUrbanand Geographies ofviolenceandthemigrationconflict Colonial Legacies Historicizing Humanitarianism, Development,and DOUBLEPANEL Practices ofCitizenshipinAfricaPast andPresent Being andMaking‘GoodCitizens’:Concepts and in urbanAfrica Popular claim-making,publicauthorityandgovernance DOUBLEPANEL Cities The PracticeandPolitics ofDIYUrbanisminAfrican education agency andsocialidentityontheeffectivenessofpeace Teaching peaceafter conflict:theeffectofteachers’ Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ University Frankfurt) Leiden), Stefan Schmid(Goethe Mayke Kaag (AfricanStudiesCentre, Clara Carvalho (ISCTE) Clara Carvalho Albert Roca(UniversityofBarcelona), (Zentrum ModernerOrient) Abdoulaye Sounaye Apa Livia(Unior-naples) Rochester) Brittany Sheldon(Universityof Rebecca Fenton (IndianaUniversity), Witwatersrand) Franziska Rueedi(University ofthe Jeremy Rich(MarywoodUniversity) Lalli Metsola (UniversityofJyväskylä) (KU Leuven/UniversityofAntwerp) Line Kuppens (University ofEdinburgh) Emma Hunter University) Institute), Stephen Marr(Malmö Patience Mususa(TheNordicAfrica Leiden) Ton Dietz(African StudiesCentre, University ofVenice) “L’Orientale”), Paola Piscitelli (IUAV Antonio Pezzano (UniversityofNaples (University ofIlorin) Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju Convenors Detailed Programme NB003 KH120 KH118 NB005 KH116 KH111 KH212 KH209 BS004 KH114 PG0VS KH117 RH0S1 PG215 Location 12.06.17 17:22 99

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100 Thursday 29 June 16:00 16:00 29June Thursday - 17:30 Detailed Programme P100 P099 P089 P074 P073 P057 P052 P040 P028 P025 P018 P012 P004 RT03 Panel number archives, monuments andmuseumintoday´s Africa The struggleonmemory. Biographies,locations/places, DOUBLEPANEL for Africa Traditional ChiefsandDemocraticPolitical Culture d´Ivoire Contested waterfronts inKenya, CameroonandCôte Urbanities Making theAfricanCity:Leisure,SecurityandOrdinary DOUBLEPANEL meaning ofproductivity The unemployedinAfrica:redistribution,time,andthe DOUBLEPANEL during andafter violentconflict Civil Wars andState Formation: Orderandlegitimacy influence onpoliticalbehavior Demarcating politicallife?Therural-urbandivideandits Responses to UrbanChallenges Creating CommonUnderstanding -EU-Africa DOUBLEPANEL reshaping democraticengagement? Social mediaandthepoliticalsphereinAfrica: movements inAfrica Changing spacesforruralandurbancivilsociety in Africa Shifting Terrain: TheDynamicsofNationalLandPolicy Africa’s margins Dynamics ofgrowth,investmentandviolenceinEastern DOUBLEPANEL Labour (markets) inextractiveindustries cities (sponsoredbytheHeinrichBöllFoundation) Open city–aconversationonin-andexclusioninAfrican Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ Universidade EduardoMondlane) (Arquivo Histórico deMoçambique/ University ofBahia),JoelTembe Bahia), CláudioFurtado (Federal Livio Sansone(Federal Universityof Irit Eguavoen(UniversityofBonn) Barbara Heer(UniversityofBasel) Silke Oldenburg(UniversityofBasel), Edalina Sanches(UniversityofLisbon) State University) Pretoria), JackMangala(Grand Valley John Kotsopoulos (Universityof (Freie UniversitätBerlin) Bettina Engels (University ofDaresSalaam) Ann Arbor),Faustin Maganga Howard Stein (UniversityofMichigan, Studies) Jeremy Lind(Institute ofDevelopment Jason Mosley(UniversityofOxford), (University ofEdinburgh) Edinburgh), MaggieDwyer Thomas Molony(Universityof Sara Geenen(UniversityofAntwerp) Bayreuth) Králové), GeorgKlute (Universityof Petr Skalník(UniversityofHradec Gregor Dobler(InstitutfürEthnologie) the UniversityofGeneva) (swisspeace, GlobalStudiesInstitute of Didier Péclard, MartinaSantschi Claudia Simons(Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung) Beate Adolf(Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung), Convenors KH033 KH118 KH105 KH103 NB004 KH206 KH112 BS001 NB003 KH107 KH001 KH106 KH104 KH119 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 101 ECAS7 P197 P189 P182 P172 P167 P156 P153 P140 P135 P119 P118 P112 P104 Panel number Strangers inAfricanCities DOUBLEPANEL between informalityandmobility? How to governthemakingofurbanspaceinAfrica communities inAfrica Impact oftourism developmentonurbanandrural Moral NeoliberalReforms Ageing inSub-SaharaAfrica:ShiftingLandscapesof DOUBLEPANEL the rural-urbanexchange African indigenouslanguagesasurbanyouthlanguages: Digital (Sound)Picturesin/on/aboutUrbanAfrica Debts andthecity meeting points, safeheavens,andstages Religious MinoritiesinAfrica.Urbanareasascrossroads: DOUBLEPANEL Practices ofCitizenshipinAfricaPast andPresent Being andMaking‘GoodCitizens’:Concepts and globalized Atlantic: trade,artandvisualdiscourses African Ivory;Connectingcosmopolitan spacesina DOUBLEPANEL Cities The PracticeandPolitics ofDIYUrbanisminAfrican organization anddynamicsinurbancontexts LGBTI ActivisminLusophoneAfricaandbeyond: DOUBLEPANEL Wealth, andAspirationsofCitizenship Engineering theMiddleClasses:State Institutions, Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ of EastAnglia) International Development,University William Monteith (Schoolof (TU DortmundUniversity) University), Wolfgang Scholz Italy), Karin Gaesing(TUDortmund Michele Carboni(UniversityofCagliari, Brigit Obrist(UniversityofBasel) Piet vanEeuwijk(UniversityofBasel), (University ofBasel) Benjamin Brühwiler (Università diCagliari) Cagliari), FilippoPetrucci Isabella Soi(Università degli Studidi Universidade deLisboa) Almeida (CentrodeHistória da Universidade deLisboa),Carlos José daSilvaHorta (CentrodeHistória/ ISCTE-IUL) (Centre forInternational Studies- Institute ofLisbon),AnaLúciaSá Rui Garrido(ISCTE-University University) Institute), Stephen Marr(Malmö Patience Mususa(TheNordicAfrica Jon Schubert(UniversityofLeipzig) Maxim Bolt(UniversityofBirmingham), University ofVenice) “L’Orientale”), Paola Piscitelli (IUAV Antonio Pezzano (UniversityofNaples (University ofIlorin) Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju Grande doSul) and Culture/Federal UniversityofRio Félix Tivane(HigherInstitute forArts Seminar, UniversityofBasel),Fernando Balz AndreaAlter (Ethnologisches (University ofEdinburgh) Emma Hunter Convenors Detailed Programme KH116 NB005 KH115 KH120 KH212 KH111 KH209 BS004 PG0VS KH102 RH0S1 PG215 KH114 Location 12.06.17 17:22 101

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102 Friday 30 June 09:00 Friday 09:00 June 30 - 10:30 Detailed Programme P090 P075 P054 P053 P046 P033 P030 P017 P006 P003 RT09 RT05 P200 Panel number Sustainable CitiesinAfrica:plans,dreams,andpractices Workers inUrbanAfrica Who OwnstheCity?Political LeverageforInformal education incontemporary Africa Transnational migrationandits implicationsfor States Political Representation inFragile andTransitional displacement intheLakeChadregion andpopulation Boko Haram“ruralitieswar” Reading State throughahumanitarian perspective: Development Strategies The RiseofNewGlobalPowers andAfricanStates’ The Developmental State StrikesBack? urban Africa Security inthecity:Experiencesofsecuritypluralism Africa’s pasts andpresents The State andcensorshipin andtheMedia:surveillance Eastern Africa Gender transitionandurbansocietal wellbeingin DOUBLEPANEL Perspective Africa andHigherEducation-ATransnational Informal Economies Precarious Inclusion:InclusiveCapitalism andAfrican comparisons inthestudyofAfrica Africa versustheWest: Thechallengeofreciprocal Research inAfrica-onwhoseterms? DOUBLEPANEL Panel Titlet ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ (African StudiesCentre,Leiden) Centre, Leiden),MarleenDekker Leiden), MaykeKaag (AfricanStudies André Leliveld(AfricanStudiesCentre, Hoechner (UniversityofAntwerp) (University ofSussex),Hannah Anneke Newman (University ofEssex) Theodora-Ismene Gizelis (Paris-Diderot-INALCO-IRD)) Sorbonne), Tatiana Smirnova(CESSMA Claude Mbowou(Paris 1pantheon the UniversityofGeneva) (swisspeace, GlobalStudiesInstitute of (University ofGeneva),DidierPéclard Lausanne), GuiveKhan-Mohammad Antoine Kernen (Universityof Tessa Diphoorn(UtrechtUniversity) (IMAF, Paris 1Sorbonne) Florence Brisset-Foucault University ofEastern Africa) Benson Mulemi(TheCatholic (London SchoolofEconomics) Kate Meagher UniversityofLifeSciences) (Norwegian Morten Jerven Genève), DivineFuh (CODESRIA) Fribourg), AnneMayor(Université de Daniel Kuenzler (Universityof (Goethe University) Frankfurt), Frauke Katharina Eckl Samokhvalova (Goethe-University an derGoetheUniversität),Alexandra Sophia Thubauville(Frobenius-Institut Leiden) Ton Dietz(AfricanStudiesCentre, Convenors NB003 KH104 KH107 NB004 KH119 KH105 KH206 BS001 KH001 KH111 KH033 KH115 KH117 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 103 ECAS7 P194 P188 P183 P174 P168 P155 P150 P146 P136 P127 P120 P111 P106 P102 P091 Panel number African CitiesandUrbanTheory peripheries space: relocated urbandwellersinAfricancities’ Soft constraintandthereshapingofurbanpolitical A contributiontowards inclusiveness? Mass rapidtransit(MRT) inAfricanCities: Innovation andurbanhealthinAfrica Managing linguisticdiversityintheAfricancity literature andculture Rural-urban sexualityandpowerdynamicsinAfrican Africa Identity andSoldiering:Makingarmiesinsouthern place andpart The monumentintheAfricanTown: its origin, Life incolonialandpostcolonial Africa The BureaucraticCity:Politics ofOrganisingUrban locale” danslavoieafricainededémocratie Mémoire multipleetparticipationpolitique:L’ “histoire Raising revenue:everydaytaxation inurbanAfrica Africa dynamics ineducationandknowledgeproduction From villageschoolsto univer-cities:Rural-urban Notions ofgenderequalityinAfricancontexts Respatializing informalityinurbanAfrica Urban elites andthelegaciesofslavery Panel Titlet Till Förster (UniversityofBasel) CESSMA UniversityParis Diderot) Nanterre), AmandineSpire(UMR Marie Bridonneau(Université Paris (Technische Universität Dortmund) University), SabineBaumgart Nadine Appelhans(TUDortmund (University ofWarwick) Cambridge), Kathleen Vongsathorn Yolana Pringle(Universityof Basel), Natalie Tarr (UniversityofBasel) Mohomodou Houssouba(Universityof Gabriele Slezak(UniversityofVienna), (Adekunle AjasinUniversity) Omotayo Oloruntoba-Oju McGregor (UniversityofSussex) (University ofOxford),JoAnn Jocelyn Alexander Serge Dewel(INALCO Paris) (Deutsches Historisches Institut) Susann Baller (Universitat deBarcelona) Mariona Rosés Kristof Titeca (UniversityofAntwerp) Tobias Hagmann(RoskildeUniversity), Akiiki Babyesiza(CHEConsultGmbH) recherche pourledéveloppement), FU Berlin),MarcPilon(Institutde Sarah Fichtner(Associated withLAM& Signe Arnfred(RoskildeUniversity) Ilda Lindell(Stockholm University) versità degliStudidiMilano-Bicocca) Scaglioni (UniversityofBayreuth,Uni- Universita diMilano-Bicocca),Marta Valerio Colosio(UniversityofSussex- Convenors Detailed Programme KH102 RH0S1 KH118 KH120 PG215 KH116 KH112 KH212 KH114 KH209 PG0VS BS004 NB005 KH103 KH106 Location 12.06.17 17:22 103

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104 Friday 30 June 14:00 Friday 14:00 June - 30 15:30 Detailed Programme P077 P067 P050 P039 P037 P027 P022 P010 P006 RT01 P202 Panel number and informalityinAfricanbureaucracies Taking rulesseriously:Betweenformality (Infra)structures ofExtractioninAfrica (post)pastoralist societies New mobilitiesandtranslocalsocialpracticesofAfrican DOUBLEPANEL fragile states A bottom-up perspectiveonmilitary in intervention Still Relevant?TheEuropeanUnioninAfrica regimes: producingdominationandconsent The politicsandpoliciesofmobilizationinauthoritarian Rural-urban cleavagesintheCongoleseconflicts views fromNorthandsub-SaharanAfrica Metropolitan emergence:citiesintheglobalization, DOUBLEPANEL towns inSub-SaharanAfrica -revisited Urban transformationsinRuralAfrica:Theroleofsmall DOUBLEPANEL Perspective Africa andHigherEducation-ATransnational Architecture, Modernization,andtheCityinAfrica DOUBLEPANEL Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ (Trent University) Alexander Caramento Rita Kesselring (UniversityofBasel), (University ofCologne) Cologne), MichaelaPelican Clemens Greiner(Universityof Daniel Bach(SciencesPo Bordeaux) Camilla Adelle(UniversityofPretoria), Martinaud (Unknown) Montréal), Cyrielle Maingraud- Anne-Laure Mahé(Université de University College) Police Randi Solhjell(Norwegian Christoph Vogel (UniversityofZurich), Bordeaux) Tsukuba), BernardCalas(Universite Kosuke Matsubara (Universityof Céline Thiriot(SciencesPo Bordeaux), Herz (UniversityofBasel) Cupers (UniversityofBasel),Manuel Town andUniversityofBasel),Kenny Sophie Oldfield(UniversityofCape (Unknown) Frankfurt ),Frauke Katharina Eckl Samokhvalova (Goethe-University an derGoetheUniversität),Alexandra Sophia Thubauville(Frobenius-Institut (EHESS/IRD) Sardan (LASDEL),GiorgioBlundo Edinburgh), Jean-PierreOlivierde Gerhard Anders(Universityof (Peace ResearchInstitute Oslo(PRIO)) Institute Oslo),Øystein H.Rolandsen Nicholas Marsh(Peace Research William Reno(Northwestern University), (University ofCopenhagen) Copenhagen), Jytte Agergaard Birch-Thomsen (Universityof (University ofCopenhagen),Torben Marianne Nylandsted Larsen Convenors KH209 KH102 KH206 NB004 KH112 BS001 KH033 KH115 KH117 KH119 KH001 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 105 ECAS7 P184 P176 P158 P154 P141 P134 P132 P122 P110 P105 P103 P093 P083 P081 Panel number forced displacement Africa andthecity. Constrainedurbanisationthrough Local health-caregovernanceintroubled times Mobility withinAfrica:ASociolinguisticPerspective Southern Africa Transforming UrbanandRuralMemorializationin DOUBLEPANEL (20th century) Schools andeducationatthecoreofcity DOUBLEPANEL History ofFencing inSouthernAfrica Lines ofControl-Desire:Towards anIntegrated DOUBLEPANEL in Africabefore1900 Urban scenographiesofpoliticalpower secondary towns Between RuralandUrban:Buildingthestate in research cooperations Global scientificencounters: Thequestforsustainable DOUBLEPANEL and prestigerankingintheageofdevelopment Food culturesinAfrica:foodproduction,consumption, course perspective Rural andurbanbelongingfromalife pratiques brousse” enmilieuurbain:matérialités, acteurs, ity, its actors andits practices/L’imaginaire de“la The urbanimagesofrurallife:its materials andmaterial- Cameroonian cities:convivialityandcontradictions beyond Gendered Self-Accomplishmentin(East)Africaand Coming ofAgeinaTimeChange:NewForms of Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ Pedro Neto (ICS-UL) Pedro Pombo (IITGandhinagar), Falisse (UniversityofEdinburgh) Public HealthInstitute), Jean-Benoît Joelle Schwarz(SwissTropical and Rodriguez (SUNYGeneseo) UNIVERSITY), SusanaCastillo- Cecile Vigouroux(SIMONFRASER Jeremy Ball(DickinsonCollege) Institute ofGlobalandAreaStudies) University), TimGlawion(German Lotje deVries (Wageningen (WZB BerlinSocialScienceCenter) Stefan Skupien (University ofBayreuth) Bayreuth), JeannettMartin Tabea Häberlein(Universityof et deSociologiecomparative) Julie Cayla(Laboratoire d’Ethnologie Comparative, MuséeduquaiBranly), d’Ethnologie etdeSociologie Laure Carbonnel(Laboratoire Basile Ndjio(Freie Universitat Berlin) Ben Page (UniversityCollege,London), sociales (EHESS)) (Ecole deshautes étudesensciences (UFR Droit),Marie-AudeFouéré Yvan Maupeu Droz(IHEID),Hervé (INALCO Cessma) Jean-Luc Martineau Giorgio Miescher(UniversityofBasel) Mondes Africains) Panthéon Sorbonne/Institut des Lausanne), CléliaCoret(Paris 1 Roberto Zaugg (Université de University Amsterdam) Jon Abbink(ASCLeidenandVU Convenors Detailed Programme KH103 KH120 KH116 KH212 PG0VS BS004 NB005 KH111 KH105 NB003 KH106 KH114 KH104 KH107 Location 12.06.17 17:22 105

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106 Friday 30 June 16:00 Friday 16:00 June 30 - 17:30 Detailed Programme P045 P044 P041 P023 P010 P001 RT04 P202 P199 P195 P187 Panel number revisited inacontext ofcrisis Urban-rural migration,movementandlivelihoods superior courts Judicial elites inAfrica:appointments andcareersat Ideology andArmedStruggleinContemporary Africa guerre La recompositiondesespacespolitiquesentemps de Villes, inégalités etconflits enAfriquecontemporaine DOUBLEPANEL towns inSub-SaharanAfrica -revisited Urban transformationsinRuralAfrica:Theroleofsmall Infrastructures andUrbanitiesRespacingAfricaI Hubs, Gateways andBottlenecks -NewTransport methodology andepistemology Researching urbanAfrica:aroundtable discussionon DOUBLEPANEL and informalityinAfricanbureaucracies Taking rulesseriously:Betweenformality rural andtheurban Towns, publicareasanddiscards.Encounters ofthe Food Markets inrural-urbanAfrica DOUBLEPANEL Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ Hamburg) Bayreuth), JanBudniok(Universität Alexander Stroh(Universityof University) Kai Thaler(Harvard Zoe Marks(UniversityofEdinburgh), (Saint-Cyr Military Academy-France) ),AxelAuge Michel del’Hospital Amandine Gnanguenon(Centre (The Graduate Institute, Geneva) Geneva), DelidjiEricDegila Souhaïl Belhadj(Graduate Institute (University ofEdinburgh) Wolfgang Zeller Economics), Matteo Rizzo(SOAS) Claire Mercer(LondonSchoolof (Aix MarseilleUniversité) Africains (IMAf)),JackyBouju Sylvie Ayimpam (InstitutdesMondes Emilie Guitard (IFRANigeria), (University ofBasel) University), LenaBloemertz Tanzania), AlexAwiti (AgaKhan Valley/Ardhi University, DaresSalaam, Cherie Enns(UniversityoftheFraser (EHESS/IRD) Sardan (LASDEL),GiorgioBlundo Edinburgh), Jean-PierreOlivierde Gerhard Anders(Universityof (Nordic AfricaInstitute) Anglia), CristinaUdelsmannRodrigues Anglia), JohnSpall(UniversityofEast Maria Abranches(UniversityofEast (University ofCopenhagen) Copenhagen), Jytte Agergaard Birch-Thomsen (Universityof (University ofCopenhagen),Torben Marianne Nylandsted Larsen Convenors KH112 NB004 KH206 BS001 KH115 KH033 KH118 RH0S1 KH117 PG215 KH001 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 107 ECAS7 P138 P134 P130 P124 P110 P108 P107 P096 P095 P092 P080 P078 P050 Panel number fragile states A bottom-up perspectiveonmilitary in intervention Durban/KwaZulu Encounters oftheUrbanandRural:Labourin DOUBLEPANEL 1900 Urban scenographiesofpoliticalpowerinAfricabefore Africa Urban technologies andtechnologies ofurbanityin or SocialReality? Rising AfricanUrbanMiddleClasses:NarrativeMirage DOUBLEPANEL and prestigerankingintheageofdevelopment Food culturesinAfrica:foodproduction,consumption, Youth, workandmakingalivinginsub-Saharancities in Africa After theCrisis?Ethnographies ofPost-Crisis Situations studies. Revisiting “moraleconomy”:perspectivesfromAfrican Social scienceperspectivesonOneHealthinAfrica Africancity and“informal” between the“formal” Contemporary politicsofinformality:encounters African bureaucrats andemotionsatwork categories ofsocialdistinction A desirefortheauthentic:urbanandrurallivesas DOUBLEPANEL Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ University) Bernard Dubbeld(Stellenbosch Peter Cole(Western IllinoisUniversity), Alex Lichtenstein (Indiana University), (University ofAarhus) Cape Town), CasperAndersen Nanna Schneidermann(Universityof Québec àMontréal) Marie NathalieLeBlanc(Université du Anne Calvès(UniversityofMontreal), (Goethe Universität) Mamadou Diawara Ute Röschenthaler(JGUMainz), Göttingen) Bochow (Goerg-AugustUniversität Rijk vanDijk(LeidenUniversity),Astrid Institue, Uppsala) Cristiano Lanzano(TheNordicAfrica of Basel) and CulturalAnthropology, University Institute), Katharina HeitzTokpa (Social (Swiss Tropical andPublicHealth d’Ivoire (CSRS)),Constanze Pfeiffer Recherches ScientifiquesenCôte Gilbert Fokou (CentreSuissede (University ofLeipzig) University Prague),Stephanie Rudwick Hana Horáková(Metropolitan Pauline Jarroux(EHESS) Sociales) (Ecole desHautes EtudesenSciences for SocialAnthropology),AnaisMénard Maarten Bedert(MaxPlanckInstitute (Peace ResearchInstitute Oslo(PRIO)) Institute Oslo),Øystein H.Rolandsen Nicholas Marsh(Peace Research William Reno(Northwestern University), Mondes Africains) Panthéon Sorbonne/Institutdes Lausanne), CléliaCoret(Paris 1 Roberto Zaugg (Université de University Amsterdam) Jon Abbink(ASCLeidenandVU Convenors Detailed Programme KH212 PG0VS BS004 NB005 KH111 KH105 NB003 KH103 KH102 KH209 KH119 KH104 KH107 Location 12.06.17 17:22 107

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108 Saturday 1 July 09:00 Saturday 09:00 1July - 10:30 Detailed Programme P048 P029 P019 P011 RT07 P201 P193 P187 P186 P173 P154 P141 Panel number History ofFencing inSouthernAfrica Lines ofControl-Desire:Towards anIntegrated unknown Conspiracies andconspiracytheory. Thepolitics ofthe urbanism Time aspolitics:pastpresentand future inAfrican and thetransformationofAfricanurbanspace (Street)Markets, Malls,and‘Exhibitions’:Commerce projects andprogramsinurbanruralAfrica 60 shadesofdevelopmentassistance: remainingsof Challenges inAfricanStudiesWorldwide rural domains settings andrenegotiationsofthelawfromurbanto Contested justice:Legalandjudicialpluralisminurban Suburban, andRuralAfrica Political MeaningofDistinctions betweenUrban, Boundaries, Links,andFlows:theMateriality and DOUBLEPANEL revisited inacontext ofcrisis Urban-rural migration,movementandlivelihoods towardsperi-urban Interface: anewpoliticalEconomy? Interrogating LandValue CaptureintheAfrican Performances The UrbanAfricanSpaceandits MarginalLiteratures/ DOUBLEPANEL (20th century) Schools andeducationatthecoreofcity DOUBLEPANEL Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ Studies, UniversityofBasel) Joschka Philipps(CentreforAfrcian Laurent Fourchard (SciencePo) (University ofOxford) for SocialAnthropology),NeilCarrier Tabea Scharrer(MaxPlanckInstitute (Sciences Po Bordeaux) Manon Fabre (IFAID), Franck Fortuné (ISCTE) Clara Carvalho of London) Rachel Ibreck(Goldsmiths,University Economics andPolitical Science), Naomi Pendle (LondonSchool of (Université Paris Est/IRD) (Trinity College),ArmelleChoplin Bordeaux ),GarthMyers Mailys Chauvin(LAM-CNRS/IEP (University CollegeLondon) Barbara Lipietz(UCL),ColinMarx Recherche pourleDéveloppement), Monique Bertrand(Institutde Nigeria) (Federal UniversityLokoja,Kogi State, Igbariam Campus),IfeyinwaOkolo Odumegwu OjukwuUniversity, Izuu Nwankwo(Chukwuemeka (Nordic AfricaInstitute) Anglia), CristinaUdelsmannRodrigues Anglia), JohnSpall(UniversityofEast Maria Abranches(UniversityofEast (INALCO Cessma) Jean-Luc Martineau Giorgio Miescher(UniversityofBasel) Convenors KH112 KH119 BS001 KH001 KH033 KH117 KH118 KH120 KH116 PG215 KH106 KH114 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 109 ECAS7 P144 P142 P133 P125 P123 P109 P097 P088 P084 P079 P068 P064 P056 P055 Panel number transformation Violent conflictandthepoliticsofrural-urban Land andMaritimeEmpiresinthe IndianOcean Agencies, BrokersandTransport Workers Logistics:Recruiters, Migration and“in-between” trajectories War inGermanSouthwest-Africaandits urban Towns builtaround andonconcentrationcamps:The space andcitizenshipincontemporary Africa Everyday Citizenship:entanglements ofstate power, urban Africanmiddleclasses The urbanandtheruralinbiographicalconstructionsof Fashioning sexualityinpopularculture consumers Classes urbainesetfabriquedesglobalsouth of allsizes Urban governance:newarrangements inAfricancities Youthful agency, artpracticesandtherightto thecity perspective new waysto bridgetheurban andruralinhistorical Innovations inconnectivityandsocialchangeAfrica: Places Ethnic RelationsinUrbanandRuralAfricanSpaces Strangers AmongUs:Negotiating/ShiftingRaceand DOUBLEPANEL urban spacesinhistorical perspectives Insurgent Citizenship:Thepoliticsoflayingclaimto Party Politics underAuthoritarian Rule Panel Titlet ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ Ine Cottyn(UniversityUtrecht) Group, GhentUniversity), Karen Büscher(ConflictResearch (Catholic University, Milan) Beatrice Nicolini (University ofGöttingen) (University ofBasel),EnriqueMartino Cassandra Mark-Thiesen (Basler AfrikaBibliographien) Dag Henrichsen (Indiana University) (University ofOxford),RudoMudiwa Arnold Chamunogwa internationales) (Ifri -Institutfrançaisdesrelations Weidenhaus (TUBerlin),ClélieNallet Advanced AfricanStudies),Gunter Sociology, Yale/ BayreuthAcademyof Florian Stoll (Center forCultural Kaleidoscopio ResearchInstitute) (Universidade EduardoMondlane& Amsterdam), SandraManuel Rachel Spronk(Universityof (FLSH Librevilledel’UOB) Nicolas Monteillet Basel) Nairobi ),LucyKoechlin (Universityof Godfrey Murunga(Universityof Frederik Unseld(UniversityBasel) Franziska Jenni(Universityof Basel), D deDAKAR) Fall AbdouSalam(IFAN, Université CA. Mirjam deBruijn(LeidenUniversity), (Moravian College) Bordeaux ),AkbarKeshodkar Mailys Chauvin(LAM-CNRS/IEP (University ofBirmingham) Nicholas Cheeseman Dan Paget (UniversityofOxford), Tanja Müller(UniversityofManchester) Convenors Detailed Programme KH107 KH212 KH114 KH209 BS004 PG0VS KH106 KH105 KH102 NB005 NB003 KH103 NB004 KH104 Location 12.06.17 17:22 109

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ƤƤơ 2:MNK=:RƤ(NERƤvơơrƤv9ơ Detailed Programme P034 P026 P016 P013 P007 RT02 P192 P190 P180 P175 P170 P165 P157 Panel number Non-Penal ConfinementinAfrica The changingfaceofelectoral manipulationinAfrica DOUBLEPANEL back in Zimbabwe’s politicsandprotests: writingthe‘urban’ Knowledge productionforactiveurbancitizenship Rural Food Farmers inUrbanMarkets promise ofresettlement Aftermaths: urbandisplacement andthepoisoned Scholarly JournalsinAfricanStudies:Meettheeditors Food System LinksBetweentheRuralandUrbanAfrica the post-independenceera Futures ofnatureinAfricanruralandurbanspaces TRIPLEPANEL Disability andTechnology inUrbanandRuralSettings The UrbanSpaceandtheAfricanShortStory inEnglish DOUBLEPANEL The VisibilityandViolenceofSexualDiversityinAfrica Art Scholarship Rethinking thedialecticsofRuralandUrbaninAfrican Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ (University ofMichigan) Nana Quarshie Justin Willis(DurhamUniversity) Jacob Rasmussen(RoskildeUniversity) Hautes ÉtudesenSciencesSociales) María JoséPont Cháfer(Écoledes University ofManchester) University), GediminasLesutis(The Amanda Hammar(Copenhagen of Birmingham),DeborahJames(LSE) Witwatersrand), MaximBolt (University Keith Breckenridge(University ofthe Gregory Mann(ColumbiaUniversity), (University ofBern) Chinwe IfejikaSperanza Johanna Jacobi(UniverstiyofBern), Fabian Käser(UniversityofBern), (Florida Atlantic University) Annette LaRocco Melanie Boehi(UniversityofBasel), Universty, Ile-Ife) Oyeniyi Okunoye(ObafemiAwolowo (Dartmouth College) Bayreuth), Ugochukwu-SmoothNzewi Nadine Siegert(Universityof (Makerere University) Copenhagen), HerbertMuyinda Susan Whyte (Universityof (University ofAmsterdam) Amsterdam), GavazaMaluleke Eileen Moyer(Universityof Sara Dorman(UniversityofEdinburgh) Convenors KH111 KH206 BS001 KH103 BS004 KH033 KH117 KH118 PG215 KH116 KH120 RH0S1 KH119 Location ECAS7 13.06.17 10:05 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 111 ECAS7 P147 P145 P137 P126 P115 P098 P094 P082 P069 P064 P063 P058 P051 P047 P036 Panel number Being anon-violentyouthinconflictcontexts Constitution ofBinaryFormulations inAfricanHistories Dichotomic ‘Fault Lines’:Exploring theMutual Health inlate 20thandearly21stcenturyAfrica African Women Interpreting andRedefiningPublic Ocean Coast Port CitiesandCoastal Towns alongtheAfricanIndian DOUBLEPANEL Africa Land commodification,tenure andGenderin independence Africaassubjects ofresearch Social SciencesResearchInstitutionsinPost- Gender, bodypoliticsandhumanitarian fieldsinAfrica DOUBLEPANEL Africa urban /rural in Unspectacular Youth -Practicingtheeveryday Africa’s NocturnalCities DOUBLEPANEL Bus stations inAfrica DOUBLEPANEL urban spacesinhistorical perspectives Insurgent Citizenship:Thepoliticsoflayingclaimto Infrastructures andUrbanitiesRespacingAfricaII Hubs, Gateways andBottlenecks-NewTransport the SouthAfricancase Democracy, decolonisationandpoliticalcontestation: DOUBLEPANEL Youth-led leadershipandparticipationinAfrica of theAfricanUnion Speaking Africa,integrating Africa?Normsandpower DOUBLEPANEL Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ Minnesota-Twin Cities) Jessica Farrell (Universityof (Brigham Young University) Leslie Hadfield (Roskilde University) Preben Kaarsholm Studies, EduardoMondlaneUniversity) Carlos Fernandes (Center ofAfrican (University ofRomeThree) Roma Tre), MichelaFusaschi Giovanna Cavatorta (Universityof Witwatersrand) Beth Vale (Universityofthe Jana Hönke(UniversityofGroningen) (University ofJohannesburg) Ayesha Omar Studies/IOB, UniversityofAntwerp) (School ofOriental andAfrican Studies (IHEID)),MichaWiebusch International andDevelopment Ueli Staeger (Graduate Institute of Tanja Müller(UniversityofManchester) Suda Perera (UniversityBirmingham) (Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife) Tarila Ebiede(KU Leuven),AkinIwilade of CapeCoast,Ghana) Friedensau), AkuaBritwum(University Ulrike Schultz(AdventistUniversityof Susann Ludwig(UniversityofBasel) Maike Birzle(UniversityofBasel), (University ofBern) Edinburgh), RobertHeinze Sidy Cissokho(Universityof Michael Stasik (Universityof Bayreuth), Convenors Detailed Programme KH111 KH212 KH209 PG0VS KH105 NB003 KH112 NB004 NB005 KH104 KH102 KH107 KH115 KH106 KH001 Location 12.06.17 17:22 111

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112 Detailed Programme Saturday 1 July 16:00 Saturday 16:00 1July - 17:30 P020 P014 P009 RT08 P191 P180 P177 P170 P166 P163 P148 P024 Panel number Economic andFinancialHistories ofCentralAfricaI décentralisante eturbanisante) society (Legouvernementlocaldans lasociété Local Governmentindecentralizing andurbanizing in Africa Transformative researchandeconomictransformation Africa Smart citiesasnationalandregionalgrowthpolesin (CRG ABORNEapprovedpanel) Border towns inAfrica:Between divisionandintegration table inhonourofPatrick Harries(1950-2016) New paradigmsforresearchingAfrica’s past:Round Exploring theCrimeandPoverty NexusinUrbanAfrica TRIPLEPANEL Disability andTechnology inUrbanandRuralSettings DOUBLEPANEL Relocate AfricanTheoriato theVillageSquare Idealizing theRural?EmergingConsciousnessto DOUBLEPANEL The VisibilityandViolenceofSexualDiversityinAfrica DOUBLEPANEL urban culturalelites Cultivating Africancities:Onadecolonialpotential of DOUBLEPANEL social practice Urban artists withrurallinks:Contemporary artand Panel Titlet ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ the Free State) State), DuncanMoney(Universityof Admire Mseba(UniversityoftheFree Takuo Iwata (Ritsumeikan University) (German DevelopmentInstitute) Babette Never German DevelopmentInstitute), Florence Dafe(CityUniversity/ South Africa) Babatunde Fagbayibo (Universityof Oladiran Abidakun(BlueWolf Africa), African UnionBorderProgramme) Mohamadou Abdoul(GIZ-Supportto University), Silvia Danielak(Harvard Giorgio Miescher(UniversityofBasel) Ghana) Martin Oteng-Ababio (Universityof George Owusu(UniversityofGhana), (Makerere University) Copenhagen), HerbertMuyinda Susan Whyte (Universityof (University ofLagos) Anthony Okeregbe (University ofAmsterdam) Amsterdam), GavazaMaluleke Eileen Moyer(Universityof (City UniversityofLondon) Jenny Mbaye (University ofBasel) Fiona Siegenthaler Convenors KH116 NB005 BS001 KH103 BS004 KH033 KH118 KH120 KH117 RH0S1 PG215 KH114 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 113 ECAS7 P160 P139 P126 P116 P094 P085 P069 P065 P060 P051 P036 P035 P031 P026 Panel number back in Zimbabwe’s politicsandprotests: writingthe‘urban’ Political CulturesintheCentralAfricanCopperbelt Cultures inUrbanAfrica Transregional andTransnational Histories ofCommodity DOUBLEPANEL Africa Land commodification,tenure andGenderin the international aidcontext Questioning legitimatingdiscoursesandpracticesin DOUBLEPANEL rural Africa Unspectacular Youth -Practicingtheeverydayinurban/ in anurbanisingAfrica Rethinking Africanageing:Growingold DOUBLEPANEL Bus stations inAfrica New formsofdependenceinruralAfrica? The NewPolitical EconomyofAfro-AsianTies DOUBLEPANEL Youth-led leadershipandparticipationinAfrica DOUBLEPANEL Being anon-violentyouthinconflictcontexts The Political EconomyofLandandExtraction before, during,andafter elections Managing militias:the(non)emergenceofarmedgroups DOUBLEPANEL Panel Titlet ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ (Université deLiège) Benjamin Rubbers Miles Larmer(UniversityofOxford), Washington) Lynn Thomas(Universityof Laura Fair (MichiganState University), Bordeaux, LAM,EDSP2) Céline Ségalini(Political Institute of of Economics) Basel), EmilyFreeman (London School Sandra Staudacher (Universityof Mehdi (Sorbonne) pour ledéveloppement),Labzaé Sabine Planel(Institutderecherche Ian Taylor (UniversityofStAndrews) University) of Gothenburg),LarsBuur(Roskilde University), MalinNystrand(University Rasmus Pedersen (DIISandRoskilde Birmingham) Cheeseman (Universityof School, Tufts University),Nicholas Rebecca Tapscott (TheFletcher Suda Perera (UniversityBirmingham) (Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife) Tarila Ebiede(KU Leuven),AkinIwilade Sara Dorman(UniversityofEdinburgh) of CapeCoast,Ghana) Friedensau), AkuaBritwum(University Ulrike Schultz(AdventistUniversityof Susann Ludwig(UniversityofBasel) Maike Birzle(UniversityofBasel), (University ofBern) Edinburgh), RobertHeinze Sidy Cissokho(Universityof Michael Stasik (Universityof Bayreuth), Convenors Detailed Programme KH209 KH212 PG0VS KH104 NB003 NB004 KH206 KH112 KH102 KH107 KH119 KH115 KH106 KH001 Location 12.06.17 17:22 113

1 JUL. 1 JUL. 1 JUL. 30 JUN. 30 JUN. 30 JUN. 29 JUN. 29 JUN. 29 JUN. 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 114 1 JUL. 1 JUL. 1 JUL. 30 JUN. 30 JUN. 30 JUN. 29 JUN. 29 JUN. 29 JUN. 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30 16:00 - 17:30 14:00 - 15:30 09:00 - 10:30

114 Detailed Programme P203 P196 P180 P177 P166 P163 P162 P161 Panel number Power intravel,poweringtravel Africa democracy, humanrights, andconflicts resolutions in Uncovering themerits ofAfrican approachesto foster representations African migrationimaginaries:rumours,cosmologies, TRIPLEPANEL Disability andTechnology inUrbanandRuralSettings DOUBLEPANEL Relocate AfricanTheoriato theVillageSquare Idealizing theRural?EmergingConsciousnessto DOUBLEPANEL urban culturalelites Cultivating Africancities:Onadecolonialpotential of DOUBLEPANEL social practice Urban artists withrurallinks:Contemporary artand Entanglements oftheUrbanandRural Photographs andPhotographers inAfrica:Visual Panel Titlet ơ vơơǗƤơv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ ƤvơơǗƤv9ơuƤvơơǗƤv9ơ University ofBerlin) Leipzig), BazLecocq(Humboldt Dmitri Van denBersselaar(Universität (University ofSouthAfrica) Serges DjoyouKamga (Peace ResearchInstitute Oslo) Jørgen Carling (University ofBasel) (EHESS), JürgSchneider Montréal (UQAM)), MarianNurGoni Erika Nimis(Université duQuébecà (University ofLagos) Anthony Okeregbe (City UniversityofLondon) Jenny Mbaye (University ofBasel) Fiona Siegenthaler (Makerere University) Copenhagen), HerbertMuyinda Susan Whyte (Universityof Convenors KH111 KH118 RH0S1 KH116 KH117 PG215 KH114 KH120 Location ECAS7 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 115 ECAS7 Amadou, Adamou Alter, BalzAndrea Almeida, Carlos Allain Bonilla,Marie-laure Aline, Chikara Alimi, Ismail Alexander, Jocelyn Alando, Walter Akpan, Iniobong Akorsu, Angela Akiyode, Akolade Akinyoade, Akinyinka Akingbe, Niyi Ajala, Olayinka Ahmed Agha,Menatalla Aguoru, Adedoyin Agergaard, Jytte Agbiboa, Daniel Afonso, Luis Aeby, Michael Adolf, Beate Adeyemi, Balogun Adewoyin, Yemi Adetula, Victor Adesanya, Beatrice Adeniyan, Bernard Ademowo, AdeyemiJ. Adelle, Camilla Adekoya, Olusegun Adebayo, Seun Adebayo, Kudus Adebayo, Akanmu Adams, Timothy Adama, Onyanta Adam, NadineReaIntisar Achberger, Jessica Abranches, Maria Abidakun, Oladiran Abdulazeez, Medinat Abdrabo, Amal Abdoulaye, Ouedraogo Abdoul, Mohamadou Abdou Salam,Fall Abdelghaffar KhalilGhieth,Asmaa Abdel Mohsen,Ahmed Abbink, Jon Name

Panel P008 P006 P009 P084 P066 P053 P069 P007 P036 P029 P039 P026 P033 P024 FS06 RT03 P079 P027 P010 P109 P106 P106 P081 P019 P014 P014 P031 P155 P156 P188 P166 P168 P198 P135 P135 P134 P163 P126 P175 P187 P187 P187 P178 P167 P110 P117 Badou, Agnès Badgley, Christiane Bach, Daniel Babyesiza, Akiiki Babatunde, Raphael Babalola, SundayFunmilola Baas, Renzo Aziakpono, Meshach Ayimpam, Sylvie Ayelazuno, Jasper Ayeh, Diana Ayamga, Michael Awiti, Alex Awenengo Dalberto, Séverine Auge, Axel Atif, Ahmed Atemo, Christine Assouma, Kassim Asogwa, Odoja Asche, Helmut Asamoah, Prince Arnfred, Signe Arnaut, Karel Arnal Canudo,Maria Arhinful, Daniel Arenas, Fernando Archambault, Julie Archambault, Julie Appelhans, Nadine Anziani-Vente, Morgane Ansah, Gladys Ankomah-Graham, Kobina Andrews, Mercia Andrew, Nancy Andersen, JorgenEskemose Andersen, Casper Anders, Gerhard Amukwaya Shigwedha,Vilho Amougou, Gérard Amone, Charles Amo, Kae Ammann, Carole Ambler, Charles Amanuel, Hanna Amandine, Spire Amadou, MamaneTassiou Name List ofparticipants

Panel P003; P199 P079; P130 P071; P131 P005 P005 P005 P008 P004 P090 P002 P020 P046 P059 BL04 P094 P082 P025 P039 P070 P024 FS09 P202 P202 P074 P051 P041 P014 P120 P185 P185 P188 P166 P195 P169 P182 P194 P139 P157 P179 P172 P176 P176 P116 P113 P111 P111 12.06.17 17:22 115 ECAS7 116 List of participants Name Panel Name Panel

Badoux, Miriam P204 Berks, Milena P036 Baez Camargo, Claudia P202 Bernal, Victoria P064 Baidoo, Loretta P126 Berry, Marie P037 Bakewell, Oliver P104 Bertone, Maria Paola P184 Bakhit, Mohamed P064 Bertrand, Eloise P056 Balde, Aissata P144 Bertrand, Monique P186 Ball, Jeremy P158 Bgoya, Walter P129 Ballarin, Marie Pierre P140 Bichir, Renata P061 Baller, Susann P146 Bieler, Andrea FS13 Balthasar, Dominik P042 Birkbeck, António Tomás RT01 Bamattre, Richard P120 Bierschenk, Thomas P008 Banegas, Richard BL07; P059 Bile, Paule Christiane P154 Bank, Leslie P074 Bing, Natascha P174 Banon, Fabrice P091 Bin-Kasim, Waseem-Ahmed P157 Baptista, Idalina P130 Birch-Thomsen, Torben P010 Bardelli, Nora P059 Birzle, Maike P073; P094 Barone, Stefano P084 Bisaillon, Laura P064 Bart, François BL08 Biswas, Aparajita P060 Basto, Maria-Benedita P100 Bize, Amiel P069; P199 Batianga-Kinzi, Sylvain P132 Bjarnesen, Jesper P071; P196 Baumgart, Sabine P188 Blaszkiewicz, Hélène P063 Baxerres, Carine P202 Blau, Jill P126 Bayer, Axel P018 Bloemertz, Lena P195 Bearth, Thomas P174 Blundo, Giorgio P202 Beatty Riedl, Rachel P049 Boavida, Isabel P173 Beck, Rose Marie P171 Bobineau, Julien P016 Becker, Felicitas P137 Bob-Milliar, George P008; P062 Becker, Heike P158 Bochow, Astrid P107 Beckmann, Gitte P180 Bodunrin, Itunu P058 Bedert, Maarten P078 Boehi, Melanie P141; P190; RT08 Beek, Jan BL17; P114 Boeyink, Clayton P007 Behr, Daniela P018 Bohler, Narnia RT07 Beier, Raffael P194 Böhme, Claudia P079 Bélair , Joanny P035 Bohnenberger, Fabian P047 Belhadj, Souhaïl P023 Bohoussou, Becanti Michèle P089 Belloni, Milena P196 Boistelle, Herrade P154 Ben, Jones P132 Bolliger, Lennart P155 Benetti, Pierre P027 Bolt, Maxim P112; RT02 Benga, Ndiouga P140 Bonini, Nathalie P154 Benit-Gbaffou, Claire P131 Botfield, Charlotte P144 Benoît, Benoît P191 Bouju, Jacky P199 Bens, Jonas P066 Boulton, Jack P071 Beresford, Alexander P037 Boutche, Jean Pierre P174 Bergere, Clovis P094 Boydell, Victoria P113 Bergman, Manfred Max P188 Brandt, Cyril Owen P079 Bergman, Zinette P188 Branford, Abigail P117

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 116 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 117 ECAS7 Cayla, Julie Cavatorta, Giovanna Castillo-Rodriguez, Susana Castelo, Cláudia Cassiman, Ann Cassam Chenaï,Florence Carvalho, Clara Carvalho, Carrier, Neil Carr, Jacien Carling, Jørgen Carbonnel, Laure Carboni, Michele Caramento, Alexander Capitant, Sylvie Cante, Fabien Candeias, Antonio Campoy Guerrero,Carme Calvès, Anne Calas, Bernard Byerley, Andrew Buur, Lars Button, Mark Butedi, Francois Büscher, Karen Burchardt, Marian Bukuluki, Paul Buire, Chloé Buhl, Andrea Budniok, Jan Büchele, Julia Bryceson, Deborah Brühwiler, Benjamin Brückner, Meike Brownell, Emily Brown, Hannah Brown, Alison Brønd, Frederik Britwum, Akua Brisset-Foucault, Florence Bridonneau, Marie Brewer, Timothy Brett, Peter Breckenridge, Keith Braz Dias,Juliana Braun, Lesley Name

Panel MT10; MT11; P113; MT10; MT06; RT02 P027; P055 P030; P140 P181; RT07 P200 P030 P085 P045 P045 P095 P098 P053 P035 P096 P039 P022 P032 P037 P072 P077 P108 P140 P019 P103 P103 P021 P156 P189 P135 P071 P183 P196 P170 P182 P152 P194 P192 P128 P126 P124 P176 P110 P181 P141 P121 Crawford, Gordon Cristofori, ElenaIsotta Crentsil, Aba Crawley, Michael Cox, Justin Coutu, Ashley Cottyn, Ine Côte, Muriel Cossa, Inadelso Coret, Clélia Copeto, Maria Arnaldo Cooper-Knock, Sarah-Jane Cooper, Ian Colosio, Valerio Collord, Michaela Cole, Peter Colard, Sandrine Cohen, Donna Cochet, Hubert Cobbett, Elizabeth Coates, Oliver Clark, R.Lane Cissokho, Sidy Chung, Youjin Chulek, Magdalena Chouin, Gérard Choplin, Armelle Chonka, Peter Chome, Ngala Chitofiri, Kudakwashe Chipangura, Njabulo Chinigo’, Davide Chinguno, Crispen Cheruiyot, David Cheeseman, Nicholas Chauvin, Mailys Charton, Hélène Charlton, Sarah Charlery delaMasseliere,Bernard Chanet, Corentin Chamunogwa, Arnold Champy, Muriel Chalfin, Brenda Chabeda-Barthe, Jemaiyo Chabeda, Christine Cesnulyte, Egle Name List ofparticipants

Panel P082; P083 P010; P055 FS02; FS03 P031; P056 P068; P193 P116; P154 MT08 P005 P004 P004 P004 P006 P006 P056 P056 P048 P058 P095 P069 BL08 P025 FS05 P028 P087 P073 P001 P106 P081 P018 P102 P012 P201 P188 P146 P199 P198 P135 P138 P134 P134 P125 P182 P194 P193 P162 P191 12.06.17 17:22 117 ECAS7 118 List of participants Name Panel Name Panel

Croese, Sylvia P049 Diallo, Mohamadou Mountaga P009 Cross, Charlotte P028 Diawara, Mamadou P108 Crossouard, Barbara P111 Dickenson, Kate P104 Cruz, Jorge P169 Dietz, Ton P200 Cruz, M. Dores P158 Diffre-Odiete, Akpobome P110 Cruz-Gutiérrez, Cristina P168 Diphoorn, Tessa P033; P080 Cuesta-Fernandez, Ivan P001; P043 Disemelo, Katlego P170 Cummings, Clare P121 Djangedja, Djangedja P077 Cupers, Kenny RT01; SE02 Djoyou Kamga, Serges P203 Cutolo, Armando P059 Dlamini, Thandeka P184 Dafe, Florence P020 Dobler, Gregor P073 Dahlmanns, Erika P037 Dodd, Nicole P060 Daimon, Anusa P148 Dodo, Jean-Claude P172 Dallywater, Lena P076 Donaldson, Ronnie P010 Damen, Jos P129 Donovan, Kevin P063 Dande, Innocent P019 Döring, Katharina P.W. P040 Daniel, Antje P119 Dorman, Sara MT01; P026; P140 Danielak, Silvia P009 dos Santos Pinto, Mandu P014 Davis, David P151 Drame, Amadou P048 Dawson, Hannah P096 Drew, James P012 de Bruijn, Mirjam P079; KN00 Droz, Yvan P083 de Bruyn, Tom P046 Dubbeld, Bernard P138 de Herdt, Tom P079 Dube, Charles P179 de Silva, Shihan FS07; P137 Dubinsky, Itamar P075 de Silva, Virginia P180 Duchesne, Véronique P183 de Simone, Sara P057 Dumbaugh, Mari P087 de Vries, Lotje P121; P132; RT06 Dunne, Mairead P111 de Wit, Sara P066 Dwyer, Maggie P028; P050 Debelo, Asebe Regassa P012 Dwyer, Michael BL15; BL17 Debos, Marielle BL07; P059 Dye, Barnaby P043 Decatur, Mary-Anne P098 Eberth, Andreas P106 Degila, Delidji Eric P023 Ebiede, Tarila P036; P044 degli Uberti, Stefano P189 Echtler, Magnus P178 Dekker, Marleen P090 Eckl, Frauke Katharina P006 Delz, Sascha P015 Edosa, Girma Hundessa P126 Demarest, Leila P031 Edozie, Rita Kiki P008; P020 Denis, Isabelle P195 Effoduh, Okechukwu P118 Desai, Deval P202 Eguavoen, Irit P089 Desplat, Patrick P178 Ehebrecht, Daniel P161 Dessertine, Anna P021 Ekanola, Adebola Babatunde P177 Devlieger, Clara P180 Elder, Claire P042 Devlieger, Patrick P180 ElMasry, Sarah P025 Dewel, Serge P150 Emmenegger, Rony P100 Dezalay, Sara P045 Engel, Ulf P032 Di Carlo, Pierpaolo P171 Engeler, Michelle P072 Di Nunzio, Marco P096 Engels, Bettina P025; P125

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 118 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 119 ECAS7 Fourchard, Laurent Fouquet, Thomas Fouksman, Elizaveta Fouéré, Marie-Aude Fortuné, Franck Fortuit, Isabelle Förster, Till Forni, Silvia Fokwang, Jude Fokou, Gilbert Fokdal, Josefine Fofana, Moussa Fofana, Habibou Flupke, Maximilian Florusbosch, J.Henrike Fleisch, Axel Fitzgerald, Anne Fisher, Eleanor Fiereck, Kirk Fichtner, Sarah Fernandes, Carlos Fenton, Rebecca Fautras, Mathilde Fascendini, Micol Farrell, Jessica Farré, Albert Fardon, Richard Fantini, Emanuele Fallas, Carlos Falisse, Jean-Benoît Falcão, Ricardo Falaiye, Olumuyiwa Fair, Laura Fagbayibo, Babatunde Fabre, Manon Eyebiyi, Elieth Ewald, Jonas Evans, Martin Etienne-Greenwood, Tobias Esene Agwara,AngiachiDemetris Erastus, Fridah Epprecht, Marc Epple, Susanne Enns, Cherie Englert, Birgit Englebert, Pierre Name KN02; FS12; P091; RT06 P091; FS12; KN02; Panel P029; P059 P095; P110 P006 P030 P030 P054 P065 P095 P035 P083 BL09 P029 P022 P203 P057 P073 P014 P014 P120 P012 P156 P184 FS01 P164 P195 P165 P071 P071 BL15 P129 P139 P142 P126 P197 P147 P172 P137 P101 P177 P011 P011 P115 P118 P113 P171 Glaser, Daryl Gizelis, Theodora-Ismene Gimba, Charles Gilbert, Juliet Gez, Yonatan Nissim Gewald, Jan-Bart Geuder, Jacob Geschiere, Peter Germiquet, Nicole Gerber, Jean-David Gengenbach, Heidi Geenen, Sara Geenen, Kristien Gebre, Yntiso Gázquez, JoseLuis Garrido, Rui Gareth, Austin Gardini, Marco Gandrup, Tobias Gandelot, Ludovic Gallagher, Julia Gall, Tjark Gagliardone, Iginio Gagliardi, SusanElizabeth Gaesing, Karin Gadjanova, Elena Gachara, George Fusaschi, Michela Furtado, Cláudio Fuh, Divine Fu, ReginaHoiYee Frost, Marie-Luise Frimpong, LouisKusi Frigerio, Alessandro Friedman, Steven Frias, Sonia Fresia, Marion Freire, Francisco Freeman, Emily Frederique, Jacob Frederiksen, BodilFolke Fraticelli, Barbara Fraser, Alastair Frank, Antonio Franco deMendonça,Lisandra Fourie, Elsje Name List ofparticipants

BL18; FS01; P139; RT05 P139; FS01; BL18; Panel P097; P099 P149; P161 P004 P050 P002 P054 P085 P046 P086 P089 P098 P083 P082 P052 P029 P028 P028 P033 P024 P203 P100 P078 P001 P150 P109 P160 P051 P103 P102 P013 P166 P199 P189 P198 P143 P143 P139 P123 P173 P137 P110 P011 P191 P118 P117 12.06.17 17:22 119 ECAS7

120 List of participants Name Panel Name Panel

Glawion, Tim P057; P132 Heinze, Robert P069 Gleiberman, Mollie P004 Heitz Tokpa, Katharina P076; P095 Glele Ahanhanzova, Marilyn P200 Held, Julia P140 Gmür, Désirée P198 Helliker, Kirk P002 Gnanguenon, Amandine P041 Hendricks, Fred P002 Gnankon Estelle Gisele, Kabran P089 Hendriks, Tanja P090 Gobbers, Erik P068 Henn, Soeren P057 Godsell, Sarah P141; RT08 Henrichsen, Dag P133; RT09 Goebel, Allison P071 Herpolsheimer, Jens P032 Goldman, Abe P190 Hertzog, Alice P104 Gomes, Patrícia P111 Herz, Manuel RT01; SE02 Goodfellow, Tom P127; RT04 Hills, Alice P033 Göpfert, Mirco BL17 Hirblinger, Andreas P057 Gore, Ellie P113 Hodgkinson, Dan P026 Goudiaby, Jean-Alain P006 Hoechner, Hannah P075 Gough, Katherine P193 Hoehne, Markus P107 Grabska, Katarzyna P083 Hofmann, Elisabeth P113 Greiner, Andreas P142 Hogan, Jack P148 Greiner, Clemens P067 Hönke, Jana MT01; P001; P063 Grimes, William P130 Honwana, Alcinda KN01 Groves, Zoe P026 Hopf, Veit D. BL02 Gruber, Matthias P114 Hopkinson, Leo P074 Guerreiro, Alexandre P204 Horáková, Hana P092 Guillaume, Nicaise P202 Horta, José da Silva P135 Guitard, Emilie P199 Hosek, Lyn-Kristin P200 Guma, Prince Karakire P049 Houssouba, Mohomodou P174 Gumede, Vusi P203 Howard, Marc P155 Gusman, Alessandro P094 Hubler, Susanne MT13 Häberlein, Tabea P105 Hultin, Niklas P146 Hadfield, Leslie P145 Hunter, Emma P140 Hagmann, Tobias P127 Hurst, Ellen P172 Haller, Tobias P198 Husaini, Sa’eed P034 Halwiindi, Hikabasa P122 Hüsken, Thomas P099 Hammar, Amanda MT03; MT05; P007 Hutton, Maurice P204 Hänsch, Valerie P066 Ibrahim, Ousseini Issa P086 Hansine, Rogers P015 Ibrahim, Suliman P204 Harriet, Hughes P166 Ibreck, Rachel P201 Hart, Jennifer P119 Ifejika Speranza, Chinwe P192 Hasenöhrl, Syntia P028 Iilonga, Natache Sylvia P112 Hashimshony-Yaffe, Nurit P025 Ijimakinwa, Feyisitan P069 Hassan , Ibrahim Haruna P050 Ilolo, Oghenekaro P175 Haugen, Heidi Ostbo FS09; P128 Indongo, Nelago P182 Hayem, Judith P051 Iocchi, Alessio P053 Hedid, Souheila P172 Ito, Chihiro P010 Heer, Barbara FS10; P074 Iwata, Takuo P024 Heeren, Anne P020 Iwilade, Akin P036

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 120 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 121 ECAS7 Kimani, Wanja Kimani, Rose Kim, Suweon Kihato, Caroline Kiguru, Doseline Khan-Mohammad, Guive Keuß, Rebekka Kesselring, Rita Keshodkar, Akbar Kernen, Antoine Kendall, Jacob Kelly, Gabrielle Keja, Roos Keim, Wiebke Kearney, Alison Kea, Pamela Katz-Lavigne, Sarah Kastner, Kristin Käser, Fabian Kanyimba, Winnie Kandel, Matt Kamei, Nobutaka Kallaway, Peter Kahola Tabu, Olivier Kageha Igonya,Emmy Kaarsholm, Preben Kaag, Mayke Justin ,Peter Jorge, Sílvia Jongh, Lennert Johnson, Jessica Morten Jerven, Jensen, Stig Jensen, Steffen Jenni, Franziska Jenkins, Sarah Jenkins, Paul Jeffreys, Ella Jayasuriya, Hemal Jarroux, Pauline Jara, Mazibuko James, Deborah Jacquemin, Melanie Jacobs, Carolien Jacobi, Johanna Jackson, Susan Name

Panel FS09; P128 P046; P084; P108 P084; MT04; P137 BL03; P154 P062; P197 P062; P090; P114 FS13; P077 P112; RT02 P080 P060 P090 P003 P030 P002 P046 P066 P068 P094 P082 P204 RT09 P062 P028 P070 FS08 P072 P076 P074 FS07 P160 P081 P016 P061 P185 P186 P164 P189 P107 P163 P152 P192 P192 BL16 P126 P175 P176 Kramer, Sherianne Krämer, Mario Kouraogo, Patrice Kouacou, Aya Pascale Rega Kotsopoulos, John Korieh, Chima )HIBţLDBo HFBGBD Koné, BognanValentin Konan, AkissiOlgaDanièle Komabu-Pomeyie, Sefakor Kolloch, Annalena Koke, HonestElias Köhler, Florian Koffi, Alexis Koechlin, Lucy Kochore, Hassan Knierzinger, Johannes Klute, Georg Klopp, Jacqueline Klimm, Olivia Kleist, Nauja Klaeger, Gabriel Kitchen, Stephanie Kirst, Sarah Kirshner, Joshua Kirkegaard, Susanne Kioli, Felix Kindersley, Nicki Kimingichi, Wabende Kimari, Wangui Krause, Jana Laheij, Christian Laely, Thomas Labrune-Badiane, Céline Kyed, HeleneMaria Kusena, Bernard Kurcz, Maciej Kuppens, Line Kunkel, Sarah Kuiper, Gerda Kuhla vonBergmann,Nadine Kufakurinani, Ushehwedu Kuete, Martin Kuenzler, Daniel Kros, Cynthia Kroeker, Lena Name List ofparticipants

MT07; MT12; P115; P129 P115; MT12; MT07; Panel P088; P202; RT06 P039; P040 P060 P200 P054 P085 P045 P099 P099 P099 P095 P049 P043 P069 RT05 P026 P057 P067 P010 P072 P077 P180 RT10 P051 P016 P103 P102 P201 P201 P154 P195 P168 P196 P143 P143 P017 P123 P122 P110 P101 P101 P191 P141 P117 P111 12.06.17 17:22 121 ECAS7

122 List of participants Name Panel Name Panel

Lalaye, Didier P079 Luwangula, Ronald P180 Lamarque, Hugh P033 Luyckfasseel, Margot P171 Lambertz, Peter P161 Lynge-Mangueira, Halfdan P034 Lämmert, Stephanie P160 Maazaz, Ismaël P106 Landau, Loren P125 Mabele, Mathew Bukhi P126 Lane, Paul P135 Mabillard, Nicolas P070 Langa Herrero, Alfredo P101 Mabokela, Petunia RT10 Langewiesche, Katrin P153 Macamo, Elísio BL18; KN00; P147; KN01 Lanz, Kristina P198 Macdonald, Robert P052 Lanzano, Cristiano P004; P096 Machava, Benedito P140 Lapouble, Jean-Christophe P113 Machikou, Nadine P042; P131 Larissa, Mbobda P165 Madsen, Morten Lynge P016 Larmer, Miles P160 Madzivhandila, Muthuhadini P002 LaRocco, Annette P189; P190 Maganga, Faustin P018 Larsen, Marianne Nylandsted P010 Magliveras, Konstantinos P039 Laube, Wolfram P005 Mahajan, Nidhi P142 Lawrance, Benjamin P102 Mahamat, Adam P086 Laws, Megan P159 Mahamba, Barbara P153 Lazaro, Evelyne P010 Mahé, Anne-Laure P037 Lazzarini, Alicia P185 Mahlangu, Wandile Bongwa P069 LeBlanc, Marie Nathalie P124 Maïlys, Chauvin P193 Lecocq, Baz P161 Maimone, Giuseppe P136 Lehmann, Fabian P133 Maingraud-Martinaud, Cyrielle P037 Leichtman, Mara P153 Majczak, Ewa P109 Lekgoathi, Sekibakiba RT10 Makene, Fortunata P202 Leliveld, André P090 Makombe, Eric P026 Lemanski, Charlotte P119 Malaquais, Dominique P163; RT01 Lempereur, Samuel P102 Maltese, Giulia P086 Lenggenhager, Luregn P159 Maluleke, Gavaza P170 Lesaffre, Thomas P080 Mangala, Jack P040 Lesutis, Gediminas P007 Mangarella, Joseph P048 Levy, Noa P009 Mangin, Timothy P166 Ley, Astrid P197 Mann, Gregory RT02 Lichtenstein, Alex P138 Mann, Laura P003 Likuwa, Kletus P142 Manqoyi, Ayanda P123 Lind, Jeremy P012 Manton, John P183 Lindell, Ilda P106 Manuel, Sandra P109 Lipietz, Barbara P186 Maples, Amanda P163 Livia, Apa P169 Marasco, Mario P096 Llopis, Jorge C. P195 Marc, Poncelet P202 Lobo, Andrea P128 Marchais, Gauthier P057 Lopez Lucia, Elisa P116 Marfaing, laurence P114 Lowinger, Timo P047 Maria Elisa, Dainelli P076 Lowman, Thomas P152 Marks, Zoe P044; P054 Lubinsky, Talya P058 Mark-Thiesen, Cassandra P142; P143 Ludwig, Susann P094; P108 Marmon, Brooks P026

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 122 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 123 ECAS7 Meira Araújo,Inês Meintjes, Sheila Meier, Prita Mehler, Andreas Mehdi, Labzaé Meguro, Toshio Meeuwis, Michael Meagher, Kate McNamara, Thomas McMullen, Heather McLean, Lyndsay McGregor, JoAnn Mbowou, Claude Mbaye, Jenny Mbatha, Sandile Mbataru, Patrick Mazzucato, Valentina Mayor, Anne Mavura, Mike Maura, Benegiamo Maupeu, Hervé Mattheis, Frank Matsuda, Motoji Matsubara, Kosuke Mathys, Gillian Mathieu, Marilou Marx, Colin Martins, Vasco Martino, Enrique Martineau, Jean-Luc Martin, Philip Martin, Jeannett Martín Luque,Alba Marsh, Nicholas Marr, Stephen Mescoli, Elsa Merten, Sonja Merron, James Mercer, Claire Meny-Gibert, Sarah Menhem, Nabil Mengiste, Tekalign Ayalew Mendonça, Ricardo Mendonça, Leandro Ménard, Anais Melo, Vanessa Name

Panel P065; P080 P032; P039 P203; RT07P203; P166; RT03 P166; P048; P141P048; P112; RT04 P050 P009 P003 P046 P098 P053 P083 P083 P063 RT05 P038 RT06 P022 P022 P202 P057 P075 P078 P105 P150 RT10 P160 P140 RT01 P154 P155 P186 P186 P145 P199 P135 P169 P196 P142 P197 P147 P176 P116 P119 P113 Munguambe, Clinarete Mungala, Lucy Müller, Tanja Müller, Sebastian Mulemi, Benson Mujere, Joseph Muinde, Jacinta Victoria Syombua Muianga, Stelia Mufutau Oluwasegun,Jimoh Mudiwa, Rudo Mtshemla, Sinazo Mseba, Admire Moyer, Eileen Mourre, Martin Moufoutaou, Adjeran Mottelson, Johan Mosselson, Aidan Mosley, Jason Mosime, SethunyaTshepho Moshonas, Stylianos Mori, DouaBandhéPrisca Moore, Erin Moore, BernardC. Monteith, William Monteillet, Nicolas Monica, Federico Money, Duncan Monama, Emma Molony, Thomas Møldrup Wolff, Toke Mohr, Susanne Mohamud, Maimuna Mohammed, EsraelWoldeeyesus Bakheit Mohammed NurMohammed, Mohamed, Sabine Mogende, Emmanuel Moeldrup Wolff, Stina Minteu Kadje, Danielle Mimche, Honoré Mildnerova, Katerina Miescher, Stephan Miescher, Giorgio Mhike, Ivo Metsola, Lalli Meth, Paula Name List ofparticipants

Panel MT09; P141; RT08 P141; MT09; BL13; P149 P200 P064 P065 P098 P098 P007 P007 P092 FS05 P028 P202 P202 P097 P076 P074 P150 P104 P015 P140 P190 P041 P120 P120 P021 P012 P155 P184 P148 P148 P125 P170 P170 P107 P017 P193 P197 P147 P172 P177 P119 P141 P131 P171 12.06.17 17:22 123 ECAS7

124 List of participants Name Panel Name Panel

Munisi, Kelvin P024 Newhouse, Léonie P055 Munoz, Jose-Maria P202 Newman, Anneke P075 Mupotsa, Danai P170 Ngalamulume, Kalala P150 Murangira, Ambrose P180 Ng’ambela, Willie P069 Murison, Jude P140 Nganga, Simon P171 Murray, Martin P119 Ngcoya, Mvuselelo P186 Murunga, Godwin P088; RT05 Ngendo Tshimba , David P027 Muschalek, Marie P133 Nghitevelekwa, Romie P018 Musokotwane, Sepo P021 Ngoie Tshibambe, Germain P128 Musonda, James P077 Ngulube, Mbongeni P065 Musonye, Miriam P161 Ngumi, S. Njoki W. P166 Mussa, Reem P081 Nicodemus Fru, Awasom P018 Musso, Giorgio P037 Nicolas, Claire P146 Mustasilta, Katariina P054 Nicolini, Beatrice P144 Mususa, Patience P119 Nieber, Hanna P178 Mutengwa, Brigitte P125 Nieftagodien, Noor RT10 Mutlu, Pedriye P032 Nielsen, Morten P112 Mutongwizo, Tariro P036 Nimis, Erika P162 Muyinda, Herbert P180 Nkomo, Melusi P002 Muzombo, Pius P041 Nkula-Wenz, Laura P088 Muzyamba, Choolwe P181 Nobili, Mauro P134 Mwangi, Danson P095 Nolan, Ginger P147 Mwatwara, Wesley P019 Noll, Andrea P075 Myers, Garth P193 Nord, Catharina P085 Myumbo, Ludovick P072 Noret, Joel P179 Nabutanyi, Edgar P175 Nothias, Toussaint P028 Nagarajan, Chitra P036 Noyoo, Ndangwa P061 Nagawa, Margaret P163 Nqambaza, Palesa P058 Naidoo, Chantal P020 Ntsebeza, Lungisile P002; RT07 Nakao, Yukie P073 Nugent, Paul RT07 Nallet, Clélie P123 Nur Goni, Marian P162 Namaganda, Rehema P180 Nwagwu, Williams P129 Narame, Ernestine P120 Nwankwo, Izuu P173 Nativel, Didier P134 Nwankwo, Nkechi P187 Ncapayi, Fani P002 Nyairo, Joyce RT09, KN02 Ndhlovu, Hlengiwe P064 Nyamunda, Tinashe P148 Ndi, Humphrey Ngala P093 Nystrand, Malin P035 Ndjio, Basile FS01; P093 Nzewi, Ugochukwu-Smooth P165 Ndock Ndock, Gaston P189 Oben Ojongnkpot, Comfort Beyang P172 Ndubuisi, Friday P177 Oberst, Ursula P115 Ndzesop, Ibrahim P042 Obrist, Brigit P110; P182 Neto, Pedro P081 Ochieng, Mary P017 Neubert, Dieter P124 Odugbemi, Ibrahim P167 Neupert-Wentz, Clara P033 Oduro-Frimpong, Joseph P028 Never, Babette P020 Ofosu, George P034 Neveu Kringelbach, Hélène P166 Ogunmodede, Christopher P076

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 124 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 125 ECAS7 Olivier deSardan,Jean-Pierre Oliveira, MariaClara Oldfield, Sophie Oldenburg, Silke Olaniyi, RasheedOyewole Okyere, Samuel Okunoye, Oyeniyi Okoye, Victoria Ogoegbunam Okolo, Ifeyinwa Okolie-Osemene, James Okeregbe, Anthony Okello, Noel Okano, Hideyuki Ojong, Rachel Oinas, Elina Ohta, Itaru Öhlmann, Philipp Oteng-Ababio, Martin Ossenbruegge, Juergen Osiro, Elijah Oshodi, Abdul-Gafar Osei, Anja Ortenblad, SinneBorby Orock, Rogers Oppenheim, Beth Oppel, Annalena Oosterom, Marjoke Onyenechere, Emmanuella Onyebueke, Victor Onyeaghalaji, Modestus Onyango, Solomon Onuzulikw, Ozioma Oni, Peter Omwoha, Joyce Omotosho, Babatunde Omoegun, Ademola Omobowale, Ayokunle Olumuyiwa Omenya, Gordon Ombagi, Eddie Omar, Ayesha Olwage, Elsemi Olutayo, Oluwaseunfunmi Olujohungbe, Benjamin Oloukoï, Chrystel Oloruntoba-Oju, Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju, Omotayo Name

Panel P091; RT01; SE02 RT01; P091; P202; RT06 P168; P173 P004 P048 P088 P058 P068 P034 P042 P094 P082 P036 P203 RT03 P079 P067 P067 P010 P076 P074 P105 P106 P051 P051 P061 P185 P156 P184 P165 P168 P170 P017 P157 P175 P187 P197 P172 P177 P177 P177 P177 P011 P191 P151 P171 Péclard, Didier Pech, Lisa Pecchioni, Valeria Pearce, Justin Pauli, Julia Pastore, MariaChiara Park, Sunghea Paoletti, Giulia Panter-Brick, Catherine Pandolfo, Claudia Palliere, Augustin Paller, Jeffrey Pailey, Robtel Neajai Paget, Dan Page, Ben Paek, Christopher Oyeshile, OlatunjiAlabi Oya, Carlos Owusu, George Owosho, Sirajudeen Owoseni, Adewale Owen, Olly Ovadia, Jesse Oura, Kouadio Raphaël Oumarou, Hamani Oukouomi Djouonang,Gishleine Oubaali, Farid Ouattara, Syna Ottiger, Fabian Otero, José Pfeiffer, Constanze Pezzano, Antonio Petrucci, Filippo Petersen, Lara Peter, MariahNgutu Perrot, Sandrine Perrill, Elizabeth Perret-Clermont, Anne-Nelly Perez Nino,Helena Perera, Suda Perazzone, Stephanie Pensa, Iolanda Pendle, Naomi Pelican, Michaela Pedro, Joana Pedersen, Rasmus Name List ofparticipants P046; P057; RT02; RT08 RT02; P057; P046; Panel FS01; P093 P106; P191 BL17; P127 P005 P005 P005 P008 P003 P044 P054 P085 P045 P056 P088 P095 P095 P068 P049 BL05 P035 P035 P093 P023 RT02 P067 P072 P180 P051 P103 P021 P201 P164 P166 P153 P192 P192 P162 P132 P197 P177 P177 P177 P011 P191 P117 12.06.17 17:22 125 ECAS7

126 List of participants Name Panel Name Panel

Pherali, Tejendra P006 Rizzo, Matteo BL10; P091; RT04; RT09 Philipps, Joschka P048; P049 Roberts, George P038 Phiri, Mphatso Jones P047 Robins, Steven BL14; P130 Piccolino, Giulia P041 Robinson, Jennifer P091; RT04 Pieterse, Edgar SE02; RT03; KN03 Roca, Albert P136; P181 Pillay, Suren RT09 Rodgers, Cory P105 Pilon, Marc P120 Rodima-Taylor, Daivi P130 Pinard, Emilie P074 Roelofs, Portia P048

Piscitelli, Paola P197 Rolande Makamte (Ep. Tardy), P197 Pitcher, Anne P049; P112; RT07 Rolande Christelle Planel, Sabine P037; P065 Rolandsen, Øystein H. P050 Pokam Kamdem, Moïse Williams P043 Röschenthaler, Ute P108 Pombo, Pedro P081 Rosés, Mariona P136 Pommerolle, Marie-Emmanuelle P059 Rossé, Elisabeth P067 Pont Cháfer, María José P013 Rossi, Pier Luigi P129 Pontiggia, Stefano P094 Rothschild, Viola P097 Pooley, Thomas P163 Ruaud, Juliette P099 Pophiwa, Nedson P026 Rubbers, Benjamin P004; P160 Popineau, Camille P057 Rudd, Philip W. P172 Prause, Louisa P025 Rudwick, Stephanie P092 Prempeh, Claudia P130 Rueedi, Franziska P152 Pring, Jamie P057 Rush, Dana P170 Pringle, Yolana P183 Rwabyoma, Asasira Simon P126 Prosperetti, Elisa P154 Ryser, Sarah P198 Prothmann, Sebastian P040 Sá, Ana Lúcia P118 Puig, Oriol P078 Saddier, Marianne P140 Pype, Katrien MT14; P130; P185 Sadruddin, Aalyia Feroz Ali P085 Quarshie, Nana P157 Saho, Bala P145 Quayson, Ato RT03 Saleh, Ahmed P051; P055 Quiroz, Sitna P178 Salvaire, Côme P199 Racaud, Sylvain BL08; P197 Sambaiga, Richard P034 Radford, Laurence BL07 Sambou, Aly P174 Rams, Dagna P092 Samokhvalova, Alexandra P006 Rasmussen, Jacob P016; P127 Sampayo, Melanie P163 Rassool, Ciraj RT08 Sanches, Edalina P052 Remmington, Janet P129 Sangreman, Carlos P040 Reno, William P050 Sanogo, Aïdas P092 Revilla, Lucie P146 Sansone, Livio P100; RT07 Reynolds, Rachel P093 Santanera, Giovanna P093 Reysoo, Fenneke P083 Santschi, Martina P057 Rich, Jeremy P151 Sarre, Johanna P064 Richardson, Kathleen P088 Saudah, Namyalo P172 Riedl, Rachel Beatty P049 Saunders, Chris P158 Riess, Johanna P028 Scaglioni, Marta P102 Rigterink, Anouk P050 Schaffner, Martin RT10 Riley, Emily P156 Scharrer, Tabea P019

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 126 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 127 ECAS7 Skrydstrup, Martin Skalník, Petr Siun, Miriam Sithole, MpiloPearl Sinthumule, Innocent Simpson, Thula Simons, Claudia Simon, Sandro Simon, David Simatele, Munacinga Siegert, Nadine Siegenthaler, Fiona Sibieude, Baptiste Sibanda, Octavia Siame, Gilbert Shubin, Vladimir Shiweda, Napandulwe Shio, Jasmine Shigwedha, Vilho Sheria Nfundiko,Justin Sheldon, Brittany Seymour, Claudia Séverin, Marianne Sène, OusseynouNdaw Selmeczi, Anna Seign-Goura, Yorbana Ségalini, Céline Seesemann, Rüdiger Seekings, Jeremy Seck, Abdourahmane Schwere, Raphael Schwarz, Joelle Schultz, Ulrike Schuler, Maria-Theres Schubert, Jon Schramm, Sophie Schomerus, Mareike Scholz, Wolfgang Schnitzler, Marie Schneidermann, Nanna Schneider, Luisa Schneider, Jürg Schmid, Stefan Schler, Lynn Schirripa, Pino Schewel, Kerilyn Name

Panel P158; RT08 P092; P189 P050; P121 P130; P145 P122; P190 P090 P200 P200 P046 P084 P058 P099 P089 P063 P094 P070 P023 P203 RT03 P073 P105 P180 P180 P180 P190 P061 P021 P158 P184 P186 P164 P199 P165 P170 P163 P152 P162 P126 P178 P181 P151 P116 P114 P114 P112 P117 Tangara, Drissa Talmi Cohn,Ravit Takamura, Shingo Tadesse, Julian Tacoli, Cecilia Swanepoel, Janie Summers, Carol Sumich, Jason Stroh, Alexander Stremlau, Nicole Storey, Angela Stoll, Florian Stock, Robert Stiernstedt, Peter Steuer, Noemi Stephany, Paul Stein, Howard Steigertahl, Helene Steck, Jean-Fabien Staudacher, Sandra Stasik, Michael Starck, Astrid Staeger, Ueli Ssenyondo, Samuel Spronk, Rachel Spire, Amandine Spies, Eva Speight, Jeremy Späth, Mareike Spall, John Southall, Roger Sousa, Suzana Sounaye, Abdoulaye Souleymane, Kouyate Sopelle, Isaac Solhjell, Randi Soi, Isabella Söderberg Kovacs, EwaMimmi Soares, Benjamin Smuts, Letitia Smith, Etienne Smith, Constance Smirnova, Tatiana Slootweg, Sef Slezak, Gabriele Skupien, Stefan Name List ofparticipants

Panel MT01; P045 P032; P047 P091; P123 P200 P030 P085 P053 P069 P039 P062 P022 P057 P087 P100 P100 P027 P010 P010 P072 P109 P109 P041 P018 P120 P154 P156 P195 P189 P153 P169 P194 P192 P124 P133 P122 P179 P187 P187 P178 P178 P174 P119 P141 P112 P112 P171 12.06.17 17:22 127 ECAS7

128 List of participants Name Panel Name Panel

Tapscott, Rebecca P031 Turamwishimiye, Marie Rose P200 Tarr, Natalie P174 Turner, Irina P171 Tarrosy, Istvan P060 Turner, Simon P196 Tarusarira, Joram P026 Turtio, Riina P050 Tati, Gabriel P019 Tvedten, Inge FS11 Tavuyanago, Baxter P141 Udelsmann Rodrigues, Cristina P187 Tawa, Netton Prince P041 Uduku, Ola RT01 Taylor, Ian P060 Ungruhe, Christian P108 Taylor, Rachel P149 Unseld, Frederik P084 Taylor, Simon P031 Uzar, Esther P127 Tchibozo, Romuald P163 Vahed, Goolam P138 Tekie, Christina P110 Vale, Beth P082 Tembe, Joel P100 Valenciano Mañé, Alba P096 Thaler, Erich SE01 Van Acker, Tomas P057 Thaler, Kai P044 van Binsbergen, Wim BL06 Thiel, Alena P087 van den Bersselaar, Dmitri P161 Thierry, Raphaël P115 van den Boogaard, Vanessa P127 Thill, Michel P055 van der Merwe, Justin P060 Thiriot, Céline P022 van Dijk, Rijk P107 Thissen, Paul P050 van Eerd, Jonathan BL01 Thomas, Lynn P139 van Eeuwijk, Piet P182 Thompson, Rebekah P195 van Geel, Joan P075 Thorsen, Dorte P070 van Leeuwen, Mathijs P126 Thubauville, Sophia P006 van Pinxteren, Bert P006 Thumbran, Janeke MT09; P159 van Soest, Matian P186 Timona, Lydia P110 van ’t Wout, Merel P073 Tine, Benoît P023 van Walraven, Klaas BL12; MT02; P149 Tischler, Julia P143 van Winden, Marieke BL12 Tissieres, Helene P164 van Zyl-Hermann, Danelle P149 Titeca, Kristof P050; P127 Vargas, Mojana P052 Tivane, Fernando Félix FS10; P167 Vari-Lavoisier, Ilka P006 Tivoly, Hervé Cyrille P023; P081 Vehrs, Hauke-Peter P067 Tiwa, Dany P191 Verbrugge, Boris P004 Tomás, António SE02 Verbuyst, Rafael P090 Tomàs, Jordi P136 4B=HC>OBıo(>E>G: P061 Tongnoma, Zongo P077 Vig, Paul P159 Torrão, Nazaré P169 Vigh, Henrik P196 Torrent, Mélanie P038 Vigouroux, Cecile P176 Toyo, Malaika P166 Villanucci, Alessia P095 Tra, Goin Lou Tina Virginie P101 Virtanen, Pekka P055 Trajano Filho, Wilson P078 Vitturini, Elia P102 Traore, Minata P129 Voegeli, Anna P159 Tsalefac, Maurice P010 Vogel, Christoph P027 Tsikhungu, Emmanuel Shikuku P172 Voigt, Maike P112 Tsolakis, Marika P066 von Känel, Andreas P117 Tsuruta, Tadasu P097 von Schiller, Armin P127

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 128 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 129 ECAS7 Xiao, Allen Wroe, Daniel Wood, Astrid Woldemikael, Tekle Woldegebrael, EdegilignHailu Witt, Antonia Wippel, Steffen Wilson, Catherina Willis, Justin Wignall, Ross Yuk, Sookhee Young, Katherine Youant, Yves-Marcel Yéré, Henri-Michel Yemmafouo, Aristide Yemeru, Edlam Yeboah, Stephen Yankson, Paul Yahaya Ibrahim, Ibrahim Wienkoop, Nina-Kathrin Wiegratz, Jorg Wiegink, Nikkie Wiebusch, Micha Whyte, Susan Wessling, Yamara-Monika Werthmann, Katja Werbner, Richard Weldeghebrael, EzanaHaddis Weinberg, Tara Weiler, Katja Weidmann, Laura Weidenhaus, Gunter Weber, Ralph Wasike, Chrispinus Warner, Jason Wandera, Oliver Wamai ,Njoki Walther, Olivier Waliaula, Solomon Wakunuma, Kutoma Wagner, Jeremy Wafer, Alex Waddilove, Hannah Vos, Jelmer Vongsathorn, Kathleen von Soest,Christian Name

Panel P200 P044 P088 P064 P064 P099 P099 P043 P096 P034 P042 P036 P036 P036 RT08 P029 P029 RT09 FS04 P047 P047 P047 P001 P010 P077 P180 P109 P015 P051 P021 P188 P195 P168 P198 P183 P017 P192 P139 P193 P142 P123 P179 P173 P172 BL11 P111 Zvokuomba, Kwashirai Zouhoula Bi,MarieRichard Zoettl, Peter Anton Zobel, Clemens Zingerli, Claudia Zigomo, Kuziwakwashe Zenker, Olaf Zeller, Wolfgang Zeitlyn, David Zdralek, Vit Zaugg, Roberto Zanker, Franzisca Zadou, DidiéArmand Yusuf, Mukhtara Name List ofparticipants

Panel P040; P076 P001; P063 P066 P069 P092 P026 P166 P134 P136 P162 P123 P122 P167 P101 12.06.17 17:22 129 ECAS7

130 Publishers’ Exhibition

African Books Collective opposite of KH113

African Books Collective (ABC) is a non-profit worldwide marketing and distribution outlet for books published in and about Africa. Founded, owned and gov- erned by a group of African publishers, its participants are 154 independent and autonomous African publishers from 24 countries. Titles stocked are from many of the leading publishers in Africa: scholarly, literary, art books, children’s books, and books in African languages and in translation.

African Studies Centre Leiden opposite of KH113

The ASC has several publication series – for instance with Brill Publishers, with Langaa in Cameroon and two in-house. A few examples to give you a flavour: The annual volume Africa Dynamics presents current ASC research results. The Afri- ka-Studiecentrum Series presents the best of African studies in the Netherlands and the Africa Yearbook covers the major trends in one calendar year in Sub-Sa- haran Africa. Many publications can be read online, most can be bought in the ASCL webshop.

Berghahn Books Ltd in front of KH113

Berghahn Books is an award-winning independent scholarly publisher of distin- guished books and journals in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Its programme focuses on Anthropology, Archaeology, History, Geography and Envi- ronmental Studies, Refugee, Migration and Mobility Studies, and Cultural Studies (Film, Media, Gender and Museum Studies). Its current list of titles related to Africa totals over 100. www.berghahnbooks.com

Boydell & Brewer opposite of KH115

James Currey, an imprint of Boydell & Brewer, has long been recognised as the leading publisher of academic books on Africa. Founded in 1984, when James Currey left Heinemann Educational Books, this imprint specialises in publishing research in Anthropology, Archaeology, History, Politics, Economics, Develop- ment Studies, Gender Studies, Literature, Theatre and Film Studies.

Brill opposite of KH116

Founded in 1683, Brill is an academic publishing house with a rich history and a strong international focus. The company’s head office is in Leiden, (The Nether- lands) with branch offices in Boston (USA), Singapore and Paderborn (Germany). Brill publishes more than 1,200 books per year in both print and electronic format and more than 275 journals, several of which are in Open Access. In addition to its journals and books programs, Brill also offers reference works and primary source materials, including prestigious publications such as the Encyclopedia of Islam, Brill’s New Pauly and The Hague Academy Collected Courses. www.brill.com

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 130 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 131 ECAS7 Edwin Mellen Press Press Mellen Edwin Eurospan Publishers Academic Combined Group University Cambridge Press CODESRIA Please callbyourstand to browseourbooksandspeakwithrepresentatives. and ase-booksaresoldmainlyto researchuniversitylibrariesworldwide. ties, socialsciencesandthearts. Ourbooksareprinted inhardback,paperback lish academicbooksforresearchuniversitylibrariesintheareasofhumani- The EdwinMellenPressisaninternational publisherofscholarlybooks.We pub- ries, NewAfricanHistories, andAfricanExpressiveCultures. clude OhioShortHistories ofAfrica,AfricainWorld History, OhioRISAfricaSe- range includingawealthoftitlesinAfricanStudies.Sometheseriesnote in- Stanford UniversityPressandDukecoveradiversesubject cific. OurpublishersincludeOhioUniversityPress,Indiana American universitypresseswithinEurope,theMiddleEast,AfricaandAsiaPa- Combined AcademicPublishersactasthedistributionagencyforfifteen North tion thatworksacrossdisciplines,languages,genders,generations,andcultures. well asinbuildingandmanagingapan-Africaninternational researchinstitu sign ofresearchvehicles,networking,organizing,conductingandconvenings,as facing thecontinent.Inprocess,ithasacquiredvaluableexperienceinde ways inwhichAfricansthinkaboutthedevelopmentandgovernancechallenges dreds ofbooksandjournalissues.TheCouncilthereforehashelpedshapethe hanced theresearchcapacityofthousandsyoungscholars,andpublishedhun- ments inAfricaandother parts oftheSouth.CODESRIA hasalsotrained anden- regional andsub-regionalpolicyagendas,to theconcernsofsocialmove search hascoveredabroadrangeofthemesandissuesthatarecentralto global, Established in1973 asanindependentpan-AfricanorganisationCODESRIA re- vision isaworldoflearningandresearchinspiredbyCambridge. to unlockpeople’spotential withthebestlearningandresearchsolutions.Our Cambridge UniversityPressispartoftheCambridge.Ourmission World BankGroupPublications.www.eurospanbookstore.com University ofVirginiaPress,PressFlorida,Wits UniversityPress,and lu Natal Press,UniversityofMassachusetts Press,UniversityofMichigan University ofWisconsinPress,United NationsPublications,UniversityofKwazu- Publishers, Rutgers UniversityPress,TheofNorthCarolina Lynne RiennerPublishers,MarkusWienerMcFarland, Real African Berkshire PublishingGroup,BrookingsInstitutionPress,Ian RandlePublishers, Eurospan GroupisexhibitingatECAS2017onbehalfofthe following publishers: Publishers’ Exhibition opposite of KH104 opposite of KH102 in front of KH115 in front of KH114 in front of KH111 12.06.17 17:22 - - - 131 ECAS7

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French Center for Ethiopian Studies opposite of KH107

The French Centre for Ethiopian Studies (CFEE) is a French Research Institute Abroad (IFRE) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development (MAEDI) as well as the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS / INSHS). This Centre, based in Addis Ababa, is the result of nearly a century of scientific collaboration between France and Ethiopia. Research conducted in the CFEE concerns the fields of Earth Sciences, Palaeontology, Archaeology, Human and Social Sciences, and Environmental Sciences. The CFEE publishes the international scientific journal, the Annales d’Éthiopie, monographs and books about Ethiopia and other countries of the Horn of Africa intended for the scientific community as well as for general readership (see http://www.cfee.cnrs.fr/spip.php?rubrique20).

Global Book Marketing opposite of KH115

Global Book Marketing sells and markets books from publishers in Africa and around the World. For further information see our website www. globalbookmar- keting.co.uk or contact [email protected]

Hogarth Representation in front of KH102

Hogarth Representation was created in 1982 in response to difficulties libraries had in obtaining African publications directly. We have customers in North America, France, Germany, Switzerland, the UK and South Africa. Books we supply are obtained through regular personal visits to almost all African countries, reaching out to small publishers, authors, research institutions, NGOs, political parties, government departments, etc. We also supply African newspapers and other periodicals running local subscriptions in many countries. Materials are offered on approval, blanket order, and through offer lists. A selection of our books (around 2200 titles) can be purchased online at www.meabooks.com. Books supplied by us are often the only ones listed in Worldcat. Working with us will en- sure that your library receives unique materials.

HSRC Press opposite of KH112

HSRC Press is the external publishing arm of the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), the largest dedicated research institute in the social sciences and humanities on the African continent. We publish scholarly books in the social sciences and humanities, covering relevant evidence-based analysis on Afri- ca, South Africa and the global south. HSRC Press has a strong footprint in Afri- can countries, as well as sales channels on three continents, and we enjoy partnerships with thinks tanks such as CODESRIA, CASS (in China), SADC and NEPAD. HSRC Press pioneered an Open Access model allowing free downloads of many of its books worldwide, giving African research a global footprint and making HSRC Press a leader in knowledge production in over 200 countries.

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 132 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 133 ECAS7 Oxford University Press Press University Oxford OECD ledeveloppement pour Editions Institut recherche de IRD LIT Verlag Hurst Publishers sector andatgovernmental ornon-governmental organisations. tool forpeopleworkingatacademicinstitutions,intheprivateand isapowerful the mostcomprehensiveonlineresourcesonworldeconomyandsociety education andsocialissues.TheOECDiLibrary(www.oecd-ilibrary.org) isoneof journal articlesonawiderangeofsubjects includingdevelopment,economics, statistical databases, andthousandsofnewstatistical tables, workingpapers,and around theworld.Itpublishesmorethan250newbookseveryyear, 40updated promote policiesthatwillimprovetheeconomicandsocialwell-beingofpeople ganisation forEconomicCo-operationandDevelopment)whosemissionisto OECD Publishingisresponsiblefordisseminatingthecontent oftheOECD(Or- and ReligiousStudies.We welcomeyourproposalsandideas:www.lit-verlag.de in theHumanitiesandSocialScienceswithaparticularfocusonAnthropology fers originalresearchandinnovativecontributionsto majoracademicdisciplines Studies. http://www.lit-verlag.de/litaktuell/african_studies_1.pdf LITVerlag of- LIT Verlag hasestablished itself asoneofEurope’sleadingpublishersinAfrican ques etculturellesliéesaudéveloppement.www.editions.ird.fr té, desressourcesvivantes, delasanté ainsiquelesquestionssociales,économi- sont ceuxdeschangements climatiques etenvironnementaux, delabiodiversi- Lesprincipauxdomainescouvertsau cœurdelapolitiqueéditoriale del’IRD. danslespaysduSudsont Les thèmesdudéveloppementetdel’environnement Drop byourstand andmeet the Publisher, MichaelDwyer. paperback andactivelyco-publishwithAfricanpublisherswheneverpossible. on history, politics,anthropologyandreligion.We releasemostofourtitlesin Hurst, foundedin1969, isahighly regardedpublisherofAfricanstudies,focusing by publishingworldwide. the University’sobjectiveofexcellenceinresearch,scholarship, andeducation Oxford UniversityPressisadepartmentofthe Oxford.Itfurthers Publishers’ Exhibition opposite of KH104 opposite of KH106 opposite of KH114 opposite of KH117 in front of KH117 12.06.17 17:22 133 ECAS7

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Peter Lang opposite of KH107

The Peter Lang Publishing Group has over 40 years of experience in academic publishing around the world. Our five main offices in Bern, Brussels, Frankfurt, Oxford and New York work closely together to serve the academic community. We are committed to excellence in the humanities and social sciences, with a growing number of publications in African Studies. www.peterlang.com

Publishing House of the Basler Afrika Bibliographien opposite of KH113

The BAB Publishing House - under the auspices of the Carl Schlettwein Founda- tion since 1994 – has been publishing scholarly works on Southern Africa, especially Namibia, since 1971. Its thematic emphases are oriented towards the humanities and social sciences. The BAB Publishing House seeks to promote cultural exchange and engagement regarding important contemporary historical issues and, in particular, to provide African scholars with a platform. Our (cultural-)historical, political and anthropological publications are aimed at international academic audiences as well as engaged readers broadly interested in Africa. www.baslerafrika.ch

Revue Afrique contemporaine opposite of KH117

Afrique contemporaine is a quarterly journal in African Studies, with an inter-disciplinary coverage - political science, economics, geography, sociology, anthropology and history. Analyses and researches of specialists on the evolution of the African continent are published in this journal. It is a platform for exchange and debate and targets actors and observers of contemporary African dynamics like researchers, governments, civil society, media, international organizations. Afri- que contemporaine is edited by the French Development Agency (AFD) and is published by De Boeck. The digital version is available on Cairn.info.

Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group in front of KH112

Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, publishing journals and books across a wide range of subjects and disciplines including African Studies, History, Religion, Gender Studies, Political Science, Media & Communication, the Arts and many more. Our aim is to facilitate discovery and allow our users to access relevant research and information quickly and easily, wherever they are. Our global network of offices includes Oxford, London, New York, Philadelphia, Cape Town, Melbourne and Hong Kong, and we are proud to partner with a number of regional publishers - such as NISC and UNISA in South Africa - to co-publish a number of journals. www.routledge.com

Schwabe Verlag in front of KH111

Established in 1488, Schwabe is the world’s oldest printing and publishing house, founded in Basel by Johannes Petri. Subjects include philosophy, history, art history, classical and literary studies, musicology, linguistics and medicine. In addition to multifarious monographs, Schwabe publishes a variety of series, journals and yearbooks, as well as scholarly editions or major reference works like Histor- isches Wörterbuch der Philosophie, Grundriss der Geschichte der Philosophie, Historisches Lexikon der Schweiz or Augustinus Lexikon. With a state-of-the-art printing and IT company being also part of the group, Schwabe covers all the re- quirements of a modern media house.

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 134 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 135 ECAS7 Further Further Institute Africa Nordic The Zed Displays Books Susanne Bach Info-point alsoforthearts andcultureprogramme(A*Magazine) Centre forAfricanStudiesBaselandSwissSociety Studies Centre forAfricanStudies,UniversityofEdinburgh-Host ECAS2019 Arnold BergstraesserInstitute forsocio-culturalresearch University ofBasel,LeadingHouseforAfrica scholarly andtopical debate. world leaderinAfricanStudiesandcontribute towards theregion’simportant year, ZED’srangeofhighlyrespected journalists andacademicshavemadeita gender anddevelopmentintheGlobalSouth.Publishingaround70 booksa demic readers,coveringareassuchaspolitics,globalcurrentaffairs,economics, riety ofbooksonsocialjusticeandhumanrights issuesto bothgeneralandaca- voices acrosstheglobe.Runasanon-hierarchicalcollective,ZEDpublishesva- ZED Booksisanindependentpublishinghouseandaplatformformarginalised jointly bythegovernments ofSweden,FinlandandIceland. ers, politicians,media,students andthegeneralpublic.TheInstitute isfinanced strives to putknowledgeofAfrican issueswithinreachforscholars,policymak- in theNordicregionforagrowingfieldofresearchandanalysisInstitute eration betweenAfricanandNordicresearchers.Asahubmeetingplace search andanalysisofAfricaintheNordiccountriesto strengthentheco-op- Sweden, theInstitute isdedicated to providingtimely, criticalandalternative re- and policyadviceoncontemporary AfricaintheNordicregion.BasedUppsala, The NordicAfricaInstitute isacentre forresearch,documentation, information Cape Verde ,SãoTomé andPrincipe,sofar. recently extended its activitiesto LusophoneAfrica-Angola,Mozambiqueand Asia. After morethan70 years’supplyingbooksfromBrazil,ourcompanyhas cation libraries,museums,publiclibrariesandbookstores inEurope,USAand the largest,mostimportant andcelebrated researchinstitutionsandhigheredu- 1940s, wehavebeensupplying books,magazinesandotherprintingmaterials to for over70 yearsandaretoday probablytheoldestbookstore inBrazil.Sincethe SALALM, ASA,BRASAamongothers).We havebeenexportingBrazilianbooks We areaRiodeJaneirobasedbookstore, memberofseveralassociations(ILAB, Publishers’ Exhibition opposite of KH105 opposite of KH103 in front of KH112 Reception Area Reception 12.06.17 17:22 135 This book revisits the human This book presents a comparative Resistance to imperialism in pre- trafficking crisis that first emerged history of slavery and the transition independence Kenya by progressive in the Sinai at the end of 2008 and from slavery to free labour in Zanzibar South Asian Kenyans propelled examines the expansion of human and Mauritius, within the context of a the Kenyan liberation struggle to trafficking of Eritrean refugees and wider comparative study of the subject new heights. This book consists of other forms of exploitation beyond in the Atlantic and Indian Ocean biographies of progressive South Asian the Sinai. It focuses on the modus worlds. The book will certainly prove Kenyans written by Nazmi Durrani. operandi of these practices and on helpful to those involved in comparing Originally published in Gujarati in identifying their key facilitators and the Atlantic slave system with that the 1980s, they are available here in beneficiaries. of the Indian Ocean for the better English for the first time. understanding of both.

“Francis Nyamnjoh invites This book addresses why Africans In this collection, a mix of renowned us to rethink contemporary must come together and try to academics and newer voices cosmopolitanism through strange address their own problems. They reflect on some of the realities of encounters and marvellous episodes must look back to the spiritual, international research partnerships. recounted in the stories of Amos struggle and knowledge heritage The contributors offer fresh insights Tutuola..This might seem an to re-imagine and innovate a new on institutional transformation, the endeavour more implausible than Africa with leadership, governance, setting of research agendas, and access the tales themselves, but reading will systems and institutions that can to research funding, while highlighting change your mind.” address the security and well-being, the dilemmas researchers face when - Richard Fardon, Professor of West the employment, social inclusion, their institutions are vulnerable to African Anthropology, SOAS poverty eradication and equality. state and donor influence. African Books Collective www.africanbookscollective.com • www.readafricanbooks.com

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___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 137 12.06.17 17:22 A Decade of Nigeria A Decade of Namibia A Decade of Mozambique Politics, Economy and Society 2004-2016 Politics, Economy and Society – The Era Politics, Economy and Society 2004-2013 Pohamba, 2004-2015 Heinrich Bergstresser Joseph Hanlon, Open University, Milton Keynes, UK This decade covers the most crucial events such Henning Melber This chronology for 2004 to 2013 compiles the chapters Africa as stabilizing the democratic process, a short-lived The terms in offfĳice of Namibia’s president Pohamba are on Mozambique previously published in the Yearbook. Politics, Economy and Society South of the economic boom, the rise of Boko Haram and its Islamist the focus of this political and economic history for the Sahara insurgency, the amnesty and the renewed violence in the years 2004 to 2015. It summarizes the developments, . The country has over the years remained one Niger Delta. which motivated to award him the Mo Ibrahim Prize for of the poorest, and poverty is not declining. But the good governance. discovery of huge gas fĳields could bring changes by the · June 2017 mid 2020’s. · ISBN 978 90 04 34697 0 · May 2016 · Paperback (approx. 180 pp.) · ISBN 978 90 04 31932 5 · August 2015 · List price EUR 19.95 / US$ 24 · Paperback (viii, 180 pp.) · ISBN 978 90 04 30112 2 · List price EUR 19.95 / US$ 24 · Paperback (vi, 143 pp.) · List price EUR 19.95 / US$ 27 A Decade of Ethiopia A Decade of Ghana Politics, Economy and Society 2004-2016 Politics, Economy and Society 2004-2013 9LVLWWKH%ULOOERRWKDQGSURÀWIURPRXU Jon Abbink, African Studies Centre, Leiden Michael Amoah, SOAS, University of London &RQIHUHQFH'LVFRXQW 'LVSOD\FRSLHVDUHVROGDWRIIOLVWSULFH This chronology for 2004 to 2016 compiles the chapters Political stability in Ghana in the last few years on Ethiopia previously published in the Africa Yearbook. contrasted with dramatic developments in other West- Politics, Economy and Society South of the Sahara . African countries. Ghana has a relatively high growth- brill.com rate, and also plays a role in regional security issues. · June 2017 Facebook.com/BrillMidEastAfrica · ISBN 978 90 04 34588 1 · September 2015 · Paperback (approx. 180 pp.) · ISBN 978 90 04 30818 3 Twitter.com/Brill_ME_Africa · List price EUR 19.95 / US$ 24 · Paperback (vi, 148 pp.) · List price EUR 19.95 / US$ 27 Youtube.com/BrillPublishing

___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 138 12.06.17 17:22 afrika Focus

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The Horn of Africa State Formation and Decay CHRISTOPHER CLAPHAM What distinguishes the Horn of Africa from the rest of the continent and explains its political fragility? This is the book to read.

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142 Practical information

Public transport Venues

The city of Basel and the surrounding The conference is being held at the area have an excellent public trans- main building of the University of Ba- portation network. sel (Kollegienhaus, Petersplatz 1, 4051 Basel) situated in the city centre. Some Your booking at a Basel hotel in- events will take place in University cludes free public transport in the buildings in the immediate vicinity of city and its immediate surroundings. the main venue. The print-out of your room confirma- tion serves as a ticket from the airport Conference venues or railway station to the hotel. Once at the hotel, ask for the Basel Mobility The main venue is easy to get to by Ticket. public transportation. From the main train station (Bahnhof Basel SBB), take If you are not staying at a formal hotel, bus #30 to Universität (about three single tickets cost CHF 2.30 (short dis- stops). tance of up to four stops) or CHF 3.80 (five stops or more within Zone 10, From there, follow the short street which covers the city and immediate Auf der Lyss to its end, turn left onto suburbs). A day ticket is CHF 9.90. Leonhardsgraben and then Peters- graben, and follow this road for about For planning your transfers, we recom- 100 meters. The Kollegienhaus will be mend the the Swiss Railways website on your left. From the German train or app: www.sbb.ch/en/. Google station (Basel Badischer Bahnhof) maps also works well. also take bus #30 to Spalentor (15 minutes).

From there, walk down Spalengraben to the venue. From the Basel Euro Airport take the shuttle (bus #50) to Basel Bahnhof SBB and then change to bus #30.

Tram #3 and bus #34 also service the conference venue with two additional Universität stops adjacent to the Kollegienhaus.

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Conference dinner

The conference dinner is taking place at the Volkshaus Basel (Rebgasse 12, 4058 Basel). It is a 15 minutes’ walk from the conference venue and a few steps from the tram and bus stops Rheingasse or Clara platz served by trams #6, #8 and #14 as well as busses #34 and #38.

Farewell brunch

The farewell brunch takes place at Markthalle (Viaduktstrasse 10, 4051 Basel) close to the train station. The stop Markthalle is served by trams #2, #8 and #16.

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___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 146 12.06.17 17:22 ___ECAS7_CofrenceBook_.indb 147 ECAS7 phone: conference officecanbereachedvia For thedurationofconference 07:00 -20:00 July: 1 30 June:07:00 - 20:00 29 June:07:00 - 20:00 28 June:09:00 - 20:00 Opening hours: tersplatz 1). gienhaus foyer onthegroundfloorof located inroomKH035,next to the and yourstay. Theconferenceofficeis cal issuesconcerningtheconference staff arehappyto assistyouinallpracti The conferenceofficeandthesupport reception desk office and Conference +41 (0)77 443 47 443 43 +41 (0)77 (main conferencevenue,Pe- (mobile) Kolle - - Reception Desk. Foyer ofthe samebuildingcloseto the Further terminals arelocated inthe in thebasementof top computers forfreeuseisavailable A computer room(KH-113)withdesk- Computer terminals reception desk. ence bagandareavailableatthe dentials arecontained inyourconfer- network. Instructionsandlogincre- the internet throughtheUniversity Registered participants haveaccessto access Internet the supportstaff. Conference Office(KH035)orwith ence venue.Pleaseinquireinthe There isaluggageroomattheconfer- Luggage room ence office. Lost propertyisstored intheconfer- Lost property accepted withanexchangerate of1:1. ference Office(KH035).Euroswillbe cash inSwissFrancs (CHF)in theCon is possible.Thefeehasto be paidin 2017. On-site registrationandpayment Online registrationcloseson15June On-site registration your lunchoption. cess andfeaturestheinformationon the conferencevenues.Itprovidesac- Please wearyourbadgeatalltimes trance ofthe takes placeinthefoyerat mainen- The registrationofallparticipants desk Reception to learnmore. contact oursupportstaff at thevenue CHF 0.50(color)perpage. Please (KH-113) atacostofCHF0.10 (b/w)or can bemadeinthecomputer room Photocopies, printouts and scans Printing and photocopies (main conferencevenue,Petersplatz 1). Kollegienhaus. Kollegienhaus

chair. (NBCAV) arenotaccessiblebywheel the filmscreeningsonNadelberg4 graben 27 (PGxxx)andthevenueof Unfortunately, thebuildingsPeters- Petersplatz/Petersgraben. enter viathemainentranceoncorner ground floorandthefirstfloor. Please sible restroomsavailableonthe accessible bywheelchair, withacces- Most roomsatthe during theconferenceforassistance. support staff andConference Office special needsand/orreferto the contact usinadvance ifyouhaveany ence accessibleforeverybody. Please We doourbestto maketheconfer- needs Special our supportstaff willgladlyassist you. the presentation works.Members of start ofthepanelandcheck whether sure thatyouarrivewellbeforethe bel itwithyourname.Pleasemake memory stick.We recommendyoula- Point (.ppt/.pptx)orPDFfile onaUSB to bringtheirpresentation asaPower- jector. Allpresenters arekindlyasked equipped withalaptop andvideopro- All roomswherepanelstake placeare Rooms and presentations vance. Office ([email protected])inad- do getintouch withtheConference If youareinneedofchildcare,please programe (informationto follow). planning to organizeanalternative and 6years.For olderchildren,weare dren betweentheageof3months crèche areCHF75.-perdayforchil- The regularfeesfortheUniversity able to providechildcareduringECAS. sional childcarefacilities)wewillbe University (andpossiblyotherprofes- In cooperationwiththecrècheat Childcare Practical information Kollegienhaus are 12.06.17 17:22 147 ECAS7

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Catering General Emergencies Information Coffee breaks Money Important numbers

There will be five catering stations with The official currency is the Swiss Franc General Emergency Calls 112 refreshments at the main conference (CHF). Most retailers accept Euros at a venue (Kollegienhaus, Petersplatz 1): 1:1 exchange rate. Major credit and Police 117 three on the first floor at the end of the debit cards are widely accepted. corridors (in front of rooms KH102, Fire department 118 KH111, KH120) and two in the tent in Cash can be withdrawn at ATMs all the courtyard. Coffee and refresh- over Basel. The ones closest to the ven- Medical assistance/ambulance 144 ments will be served from 10:00 - 10:30 ue are Credit Suisse at Spalenberg 65 and from 15:30 - 16:00. (on the corner of Petersgraben and Defibrillators are located at strategic Spalenberg) and BKB outside the main places around the University. Lunch breaks entrance to the University Library at Schönbeinstrasse 18-20 (on the corner The University Hospital Emergency For those who booked the option, we of Bernoullistrasse and Schönbein- Room is located at 300 meters from offer lunch in a large tent in the court- strasse). the conference venue at Petersgra- yard of the conference venue. It is ben 2. designed to hold 400 at a time. Lunch Exchange offices are available at the is available over a three hours' period railway stations (Basel Bahnhof SBB Pharmacies (11:30 - 14:30) - please rotate. A limited and Basel Badischer Bahnhof). The ex- number of vouchers for lunch are avail- change office closest to the conference During the day the nearest pharma- able on site (CHF 15.-) and can be pur- venue is UMC, located at Spalenberg cies are at Spalenberg 41 and at chased from the student staff monitor- 64 (on the corner of Petersgraben and Spalenvorstadt 19. After hours, the ing the entrance to the tent. Spalenberg). emergency pharmacy on Petersgra- Outside the catering times, refresh- ben 3 will remain open (whereby an ments can be bought in the tent or Business Hours extra fee is charged) as well as the (between 8:00 and 16:30) at the cafe- pharmacy at the main railwaystation teria on the ground floor of the confer- The large convenience stores are usu- (Basel Bahnhof SBB). Here you will ence venue. ally open from 8:00 to 20:00 (18:00 on also find walk-in clinics and conveni- Furthermore, many restaurants and Saturday) Smaller shops often close at ence stores The pharmacy at Bahnhof shops can be found in the vicinity of 18:30 (17:00 on Saturday). Shops are SBB is open from 7:00 - 22:00 7 days a the venue including the University closed on Sundays, except for the week. canteens. shops at the railwaystation Basel Bahnhof SBB, which remain open until Restaurants near the venue 22:00 in addition to small family-run convenience stores. In the centre of University of Basel Mensa, town, the COOP Pronto convenience Bernoullistrasse 14/16 Restaurant New Bombay (view of the river), store is open Mon - Wed 06:30 - 20:00, Totentanz 1 Thur 06:30-21:00, Fri-Sat 06:30 - Café Hebel (small and cozy), Petersgraben 24 22:00 and Sun 09:00 - 20:00. Indian Tandoori Palace (buffet), Petersgraben 21 Electricity Restaurant Pinaar (Anatolian), Herbergsgasse 1 Restaurant Zazaa – Oriental Soul Food, In Switzerland, a specific power socket Petersgraben 15 Restaurant zur Harmonie (Swiss cuisine), type is used (plug “Type J”/SEV 1011). Petersgraben 71 The flat two-pole “Europlug” (“Type Ono Deli Cafe Bar, Leonhardsgraben 2 C”) works. For other plug types you will Restaurant Antalya (Anatolian), need an adapter. Leonhardsgraben 8 Restaurant Kornhaus (cozy, small garden), Voltage: 220 - 240 Volts Kornhausgasse 10 MaYom (Asian), Schützenmattstrasse 2 Mandir (Indian buffet), Schützenmattstrasse 2 Restaurant zum Tell (typical Swiss dishes), Spalenvorstadt 38

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