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GuestsNovember 2019Ines Macamo RaimundoSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, BayreuthTh oko KaimeKNOWLEDGE LAB LECTURE, BayreuthAbdoulaye Dao,Antonio Forjaz,Ben Mahmoud Mahmoud,Luka Mucavele,Joel Karakezi,FILM FESTIVAL “Cinema Africa 2019”, BayreuthSee report on page 32WORKSHOP “African Studies and the LandQuestion in Africa”, Cape TownGuillermo Antonio Navarro AlvaradoYuh Jin Bae, Ajay K. Dubey, Oluwafemi OlajideAzza Mustafa Babikir Ahmed,Yacouba Cissao, Moulay DrissEl Maarouf,Kelemework Tafere Reda, Akira TakadaSee report on page 56Amadou OumarouSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, BayreuthDecember 2019Peter Brett, Babacar Mbaye Diop,Keyan Gray Tomaselli, Subodh Chandakant KerkarSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, BayreuthSusann Ludwig, James MerronPostdoc group “SKAnning Space from Africa:Seeing and BecomingRamzi Ben Amara, Fatimetou Abdel Wahabe,Mohamed Mraja, Hassan J. Ndzovu,Ulrich Rebstock, Abdourahmane SeckResearch Project “Toward an Islamic CulturalArchive”(ICA)Daniel Faas, Eva Bulgrin, Lee Pugalis,Judith ScheeleSCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE, Bayreuth98
www.ias.uni-bayreuth.de7University of BayreuthAfrican Studies OnlineBeing In-Between:Middle Income Groups inUganda and Their Forms(and Absences) of Politicaland Social MobilizationAnna Fichtmüller, 2019The Online Publication SeriesThe Institute of African Studies (IAS) at the University of Bayreuthpromotes and coordinates African studies in twelve subject groupsdistributed over the six faculties of the University of Bayreuth.It coordinates the research, teaching, and training of emergingscholars, as well as promoting the exchange of information betweenpersons and institutions engaged in research and teachingin or on Africa and beyond. Moreover, it provides an opportunity topublish the work conducted in the realm of Bayreuth African studies.Publications from Bayreuth, guests of Bayreuth and affiliatedinstitutions outside Bayreuth are all welcome.IAS Online Publications are chronicled on the EPub document serverat the university library. They are open access and connected toall common search engines on the internet.University of Bayreuth African Studies Online“University of Bayreuth African Studies Online”presents results of research relating to Africa atthe University of Bayreuth. It includes articles, editedcollections, and monographs.The series is registered under ISSN 2628-1791 inthe online catalogue of the university library.This series publishes single authored monographs,including but not limited to PhD-theses* and editedvolumes. Submitted documents are subject toexternal double-blind reviewEditor-in-chief is Dr. Lena Kroeker(Lena.Kroeker@uni-bayreuth.de).University of Bayreuth African StudiesWorking Papers“University of Bayreuth African Studies WorkingPapers” presents preliminary results of ongoing researchprojects and matters related to and focusingon African Studies. Submitted documents are subjectto peer review.Contributions to this series can be submitted directlythrough either a member of the academic staff orthrough members of the IAS.In addition to the main series, there are subdivisions,which are open to scholars to submit papersto from their respective institutions.Editor-in-chief is Sabrina Maurus(Sabrina.Maurus@uni-bayreuth.de).*PhD theses submitted at the University of Bayreuth are not subjected to further review.This facilitates a fast publication process within a series of University of Bayreuth Africanstudies.
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Welcome!Cyrus SamimiEva SpiesRüdig
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