Public Lecture: Responsibilizing parents to overcome blindness: Changing intergenerational relations through education for all in Northern Benin; Speaker: Prof. Erdmute Alber (University of Bayreuth)
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Public Lecture: The People’s “Calls” and “Counter-calls” For Paul Biya’s Candidature: Pre-election Confrontation, Hegemonic Tensions and the Struggle for Political Change in Cameroon; Speaker: Dr. Jean-Marcellin Manga Lebongo
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Public Lecture: “Our Mothers are Not Free” The Ndi’ishi Tradition and Social Control among the Nsukka Igbo, Southeastern Nigeria, Speaker: Ngozika Obi-Ani (University of Nigeria, Nsukka)
Conference: Restitution, Museums and Cultural Policies in West Africa
Conference: Increasing Women's Political Presence in West Africa
Organizers: Interdisciplinary Fellow Group on "Increasing Women's Political Presence in West Africa" (IFG 8)
Keynote address by Ayisha Osori (Open Society Foundation) on Women’s Political Power in West Africa and the Global Context of Democracy and its Discontents: The Nigeria Case
Public Lecture: Mapping Rubondo Island: Knowledge and Ignorance in the Construction of ‘Natural Space’ in Interlacustrine Africa since 1875, Speaker: Felix Schürmann
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MIASA Writing Workshop 2023: “Peace, Democracy and Climate Change”
Public Lecture: Women as public transport providers. Speaker: Prof. Eyo Mensah (University of Calabar)
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Public Lecture: Restitution and Museums: Some Emerging Issues, Speakers: Kodzo Gavua & Hans Peter Hahn
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The urgency, the ethical necessity and the political procedures of restitution are now widely known and recognised. In many African countries, initial experiences have already been made and some more far-reaching aspects are currently being intensively discussed.
Public Round Table: Positioning and preparing oneself for leadership in academia
MIASA Public Round Table in collaboration with CEGENSA
Speakers:
Professor Awo Manu Asiedu (University of Ghana)
Dr. Doris Akyere Boateng (University of Ghana)
Dr. Jenny Mbaye (City University of London)
