14.00-14.30 | Welcome | |
14.30-15.10 | Francesca Declich University of Urbino Women's muslim practices and the teaching of Islam in Kiswahili and Kimwani in Ibo Island (Mozambique). | |
15.15-15.55 | Alessandra Vianello Independent scholar One hundred years in Brava: the migration of the Omar Ba Omar from Hadramaut to East Africa and back, c. 1890-1990. | |
16.00-16.25 | Tea/coffee break | |
16.30-17.10 | Neil Carrier University of Oxford Kiswahili Hollywood Style Linguistic use and abuse in the movies. | |
17.15-17.55 | Farouk Topan SOAS Swahili women in Britain: cultural adaptation or national assimilation? |
09.00-09.40 | Ida Hadjivayanis SOAS Integration and Identity of Swahili speakers in England. | |
09.45-10.25 | Pat Caplan Goldsmiths College Studying social change through life history: the biography of a Mafian 1953-2002. | |
10.30-11.10 | Mohamed Saleh Independent scholar Space and Identity Among the Swahili. | |
11.15-11.25 | Tea/coffee break | |
11.30-12.10 | Nadine Beckmann University of Leeds Medicines of Hope'? The Tough Decision for Antiretroviral Use in Zanzibar, Tanzania. | |
12.15-12.55 | Iain Walker University of Oxford Is social capital fungible? The rise and fall of the Sanduk microcredit project in Ngazidja (Comoro Islands). | |
13.00-13.55 | Lunch | |
14.00-14.40 | Sophie Blanchy Université Paris Ouest Matrilinéarité, système d'âge, changement social et migration à Ngazidja, Comores. | |
14.45-15.25 | Damir Ben Ali CNDRS Les tentatives de fusion de deux systèmes éducatifs comoriens : L'enseignement religieux en langues comorienne et arabe et l'enseignement laïc en langue française. | |
15.30-16.10 | Sophie Bouffart Université Paris Ouest Stratégies politiques, économiques et culturelles à travers les rites de possession à Mayotte, futur département français. | |
16.00-16.25 | Tea/coffee break | |
16.30-17.10 | Marie-Aude Fouéré EHESS Competing memories of the 1964 Revolution and its aftermath in contemporary Zanzibar: the case of Dira newspaper. | |
17.15-17.55 | Martin Walsh University of Cambridge & Helle Goldman Norwegian Polar Institute Chasing imaginary leopards: science, witchcraft and the politics of conservation in Zanzibar. |
08.30-09.10 | Paola Ivanov University of Bayreuth Constructing translocal socioscapes: Aesthetics and Consumerism in Zanzibar Town. | |
09.15-09.55 | Kjersti Larsen University of Oslo A remaking of social and cultural positioning? Reflections on mobility, belonging and sociopolitical trajectories in Zanzibar. | |
10.00-10.40 | Georgios Galinos Hadjivayanis Haki Ardhi Marginalization of the Waswahili in the city of Dar es Salaam. | |
10.45-11.55 | Tea/coffee break | |
11.00-11.40 | Patrick Vernon Afiya Trust The Doors Of Perception: In My Father's House. Carved Doors and Cultural Tourism in East Africa. | |
11.45-12.55 | Final discussion and closing remarks | |
13.00 | Workshop ends | |
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