‘For the BeWeiskopf Photonefit of the Whole Nation’: Framing Tanzania’s Moyowosi Game Reserve as Nationalist and Local Resource
Julie Weiskopf
Assistant Professor
History
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
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“Bringing Plaatje Back Home”
Karen Haire
Associate Professor, Departments of English, French, History, Sociology, and Anthropology
Principia College
“District Six Revisited: The politics of land and memory in Cape Town, South Africa”
Ciraj Rassool
Department of History
and African Programme in Museum and Heritage Studies
University of the Western Cape, South Africa
“He Was Going To Kill Me, I Persevered: Domestic Violence and the Assertion of Custom In Malawian Courts”
Anika Wilson
Associate Professor, Department of Africology
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
“Imaginary Representations of Space through Sound and Soccer in West African Cinema”
Vlad Dima
Assistant Professor, French and Italian
University of Wisconsin-Madison
“Pastoralism at Luxmanda, Tanzania: Ethnography and the Inexplicable Archaeological Record”
Kate Grillo
Assistant Professor, Department of Archaeology and Anthropology
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
“Pleasure Africa@Noon image. Worlded Africa by Ewu Ront 2015Pleasure and the Pleasurable in Africa and the African Diaspora”
Katrina Daly Thompson
Professor, Department of African Cultural Studies
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Damon Sajnani
Assistant Professor, Department of African Cultural Studies
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Tejumola Olaniyan
Professor, Department of African Cultural Studies
University of Wisconsin-Madison
“The Cryptic Origins of Ebola in West Africa: Science and Narratives of Spillover in Meliandou”
James Fairhead
Professor of Anthropology
University of Sussex, UK
“When Doctors Were Kings: Exploring the Remains of a Colonial Medical Utopia in East Cameroon”
Guillaume Lachenal
Associate Professor in History of Science
Université Paris Diderot
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