Seye is a health systems researcher from Nigeria. He is a senior lecturer at the School of Public Health, University of Sydney, in Australia, where he teaches and studies knowledge practices in global health, health system...

Presenting: Imagining the Euro-African Mediterranean: Eritrean Counter-Discourses to EU Human Smuggling and Trafficking Rhetoric.

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Presenting: "It's too local." Young Instrumental Musicians from Ghana, and some Paradoxes of Globalisation

Discussant: Nate Plageman (Wake Forest University...

Presenting: Colonizing the Underworld: Cemeteries and the Necropolitics of Property in Colonial Ghana

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Presenting: Governance, personality cult, and sacred enchantment – negotiating failed public aspirations in prebendalist Nigeria

Chidi Ugwu has a background in cultural anthropology and a PhD in medical anthropology. He has taught...

Presenting: Black Time

Presenting: Becoming a Big Man in Africa: Subalternity, Elitism and Ethnic Politics in Nigeria

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Presenting: Rules of Cosmopolitan Engagement: Rwandan Peacekeepers and African Conflicts

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Presenting: Secrecy, Knowledge, and Power in Indigenous African Society

Presenting: Interracial Publics: Representing Race, Intimacy, and Desire in Post-Apartheid Public Culture

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Presenting: City of Living-Death: Necropolitics, Urban Development, and Social Transformation in an Egyptian Cemetery

Marwa Ghazali is the 2021-2022: Genevieve McMillan-Reba Stewart...

Presenting: Tragedy and Postcolonial Literature

Ato Quayson is the Jean G. and Morris M. Doyle Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies and Chair of the Department of English at Stanford.  He graduated with a...

Presenting: #RhodesMustFall: An Intellectual Protest Movement in Post-Apartheid Academia.

Discussant: Xolela Mangcu (George Washington University)

Chumani Maxwele is a political science graduate from the University of Cape Town (UCT). During his tenure at UCT, Maxwele was the recipient of prestigious...

Presenting: A Gift of Autochthony: Rerooting the Future through Genetic Reconnection in Cameroon

Discussant: Peter Geschiere (University of Amsterdam)

Victoria M. Massie (she/her/hers) is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Rice University. Her research focuses on biocapitalism and belonging, with particular interest in...

Presenting: Urbanism interrupted: Informal Economy, National Reconstruction and Luanda's Urban Morphology

Discussant: Finn Brandon (Harvard University)

António Tomás is an anthropologist trained at Columbia University. He is the author of various publications, in Portuguese and English, namely a biographical study on the life...