Institute for History Annual Report 2010 - O - Universiteit Leiden
Institute for History Annual Report 2010 - O - Universiteit Leiden
Institute for History Annual Report 2010 - O - Universiteit Leiden
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May 19: Presentation paper at the Maastricht<br />
conference ‘Mobility, political insecurity and the<br />
<strong>for</strong>mation of identities (displacement cultures); a<br />
comparison between three conflict areas in Africa’.<br />
Mirjam de Bruijn, Inge Brinkman, Adamou<br />
Ahmadou, Djimet Seli.<br />
Displacement economies: Paradoxes of crisis and<br />
creativity in African contexts<br />
April 26-28: Nordic Africa <strong>Institute</strong>, Uppsala,<br />
Sweden. Discussant and observant.<br />
October: ‘Telephonie Mobile et societes en<br />
Afrique’, Presentation ecole doctorale lasdel,<br />
Niamey. Invited speaker and discussant of<br />
students’ work.<br />
ASC seminars:<br />
Land Tenure System Re<strong>for</strong>m, the new capitalists<br />
and land grabbing in the Bamenda area of<br />
Cameroon by Tangie Fonchingong. Role: chair.<br />
Workshops Mobile Africa Revisited Program:<br />
January 11-15: Bamenda, Cameroon: ‘How to deal<br />
with research materials’.<br />
December 9 & 10: <strong>Leiden</strong>: ‘Mobile Phones, the new<br />
talking drums of everyday Africa’?<br />
Membership of boards and committees<br />
Director of Research Master.<br />
Leader of theme group Connections and<br />
Trans<strong>for</strong>mations.<br />
WOTRO, integrated programmes committee<br />
APAD, general secretariat.<br />
CDP, steering committee, CODESRIA.<br />
Board Langaa research and publication centre<br />
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Bamenda, Cameroon.<br />
CRASH, member of board, research centre in<br />
Chad.<br />
AEGIS, Member editorial board <strong>for</strong> the series<br />
African studies.<br />
LASDEL, Niamey, scientific committee.<br />
Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD<br />
committee<br />
Jonna Both, MaGW/NWO funded project that<br />
started in <strong>2010</strong>, on post-conflict, children and<br />
social change in Uganda (with Prof. Dr. Ria Reis,<br />
ASSR.)<br />
Henrietta Nyamjoh, ICT and Diasporas in<br />
Washington and Cameroon, WOTRO/NWO, Part<br />
of Mobile Africa Project (with Prof Nyamnjoh)<br />
(started in May <strong>2010</strong>)<br />
On-going:<br />
Evelyne Ntewusu, in the Volkswagenstiftung<br />
programme since 2009; ‘Material Culture, Mobility<br />
and social Change, a case study in the grassfields,<br />
Cameroon’.<br />
Djimet Seli, ‘ICT and mobility in Chad’,<br />
WOTRO/NWO (Part of the Mobile Africa<br />
programme) (with Prof. Nyamnjoh, University of<br />
Cape Town, and Prof. Khalil from Ndjamena<br />
University) (started in 2008).<br />
Imke Gooskens (ICT and Mobility in<br />
Angola/South Africa, WOTRO/NWO, Part of<br />
Mobile Africa research project (started in 2009)<br />
Fatima Diallo, ICT and Law in Senegal’,<br />
WOTRO/NWO (ASC funded, part of the Mobile<br />
Africa integrated programme) (with Prof Kante,
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