NAB XVIII 2019
NAB features the News from the Institute of African Studies at the University of Bayreuth. The 2019 edition especially focuses on the newly estabished Africa Multiple Cluster of Excellence.
NAB features the News from the Institute of African Studies at the University of Bayreuth. The 2019 edition especially focuses on the newly estabished Africa Multiple Cluster of Excellence.
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Yacouba Banhoro, Olumuyiwa Adebanjo Falaiye,
Enocent Msindo, Noelle Obers, Nathan Ogechi, Désiré
Boniface Some, Peter Simatei Tirop, Luqman Ayondele
Yusuff
MEETING ACC Directors and
Coordinators in Bayreuth
See report on page 50
Antje Daniel, Ulrike Schultz
SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, Bayreuth
August 2019
Ahonagnon Noel Gbaguidi, Fulera
Isaaka-Toure, Akouhaba Isabelle Anani,
Chukwuemeka Agu Alams, James Muriuki, Sarah Marjie
SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, Bayreuth
Aries Arugay, Marco d’Eramo, Ousseini Illy,
Cosmas Kipkemoi Bii, Olumuyiwa Adebanjo Falaiye,
Peter Simatei Tirop, Ganiyu Akinloye Jimoh,
Eduardo Antonio Restrepo Uribe
SUMMER SCHOOL, Fábrica de Ideias,
Salvador de Bahia
See report on page 55
September 2019
September 2019: Sumi Cho
Intersectionality, as one of the latest approaches in Postcolonial Studies, Feminist and
Queer Studies, has been challenging the analysis of power structures and systems of
discriminations. Prof. Sumi Cho, one of the leading voices of Intersectionality Studies
was invited by the Africa Multiple Cluster of Excellence to participate in a workshop
on “Intersectionality” where she introduced the audience to the political backdrop of
the topic and set the theoretical bases for its discussion. Th e discussion was open for an
interactive engagement of the participants with the objective of exploring the practices
of intersectionality in their fi eld of studies.
(Text: Shirin Assa)
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