Discussion Threads

Discussion Threads About Africa

Editor's Note: If any link below does not work (there have been several H-Net software upgrades that have broken links), access H-Africa's archives by the month and year associated with your thread. Once the month and year is accessed, just above the first posting of that month, click on "sort by subject." To access H-Africa's archives by month and year, go to http://h-net.msu.edu/cgi-bin/logbrowse.pl?trx=lm&list=H-Africa. Note as well that the page below must load completely for menu below to work. For assistance access Help.
Search This Page: (Netscape) Edit/Find in Page/; (Explorer) Edit/Find on this Page/.
H-Africa's Archival Logs: March 1995 to Date.
Threads Crafted: August 1996 to December 2001 (complete); March 1995 to August 1996 (partial).
Search H-Africa, H-Africana, and H-Net for Threads not listed here.

Abacha Advocacy Africa African Americans African Studies Afrocentricity

AIDS Amulets Angola Anglo-Boer War Anglo-Zulu War Architecture

Archives Art Astronomy Atheism Autobiography Aviation

Bantu Beer Bees Benadir Berber Berlin Conference

Botswana Boundaries Brain Drain Cannibalism Cape Verde Cars

Children China Cholera Christianity Circumcision Clinton

Clio Clothing Colonialism/Imperialism Community Concentration Camps Congo/Zaire

Copts Côte d'Ivoire Courses Culture Dahomey Damara

Dance Decision-Making Democracy Development Diaspora Diseases

Distance Learning East Africa Ebonics Ecology Economics/Money Education

Egypt Endogamy Environment Eritrea Ethiopia Ethnicity

Europe Europeans Exhibits Exploration Fiction/Literature Films/Videos

Folktales Food France Funerals Games Gangs

Genocide Germany Globalization Gold Goree Griots

Gugunhama Guinea-Bissau Hammarskjold History Homosexuality Houphouet-Boigny

Hutu Imperialism/Colonialism Indian Ocean Indians Internet Islam

Israel Jaga Journalism Kabila Kaplan Kenya

Kings Kongo Languages/Words Leopold

Literacy Literature/Fiction Lugard Maasai Makeba Malaria

Mali Mami Wata Maps Maritime Markets Marriage

Mau Mau Mbuti/"Pygmy"/Batwa Media Medicine Migration Military

Mining Missionaries Money/Economics Morocco Mortar/Pestle Mozambique

Mudimbe Museums Music Nationalism Ngugi Nigeria

Nkrumah Nyabingi Nyasaland Nyerere Origins Pan-Africa

Performance Photography Politics Population Postmodernism Post-neocolonialism

Pottery Power Primitivism Proverbs "Pygmy"/Mbuti/Batwa Race

Religion Reparations Researchers Revolution Rinderpest Ritual

Robeson Russia Rwanda Sahara Sahel Senegal

Sierra Leone Slavery Soccer Software Somalia South Africa

Stamps Stereotypes Sudan Tanzania Teaching Technology

Textiles Theater Travel Writing Tribe Turkey Tutsi

Twins Uganda Urbanization Videos/Films Voodoo Wangara

War West Africa Witches Wolof Women Words/Languages

Yoruba Zaire/Congo Zimbabwe Zulu

Abacha, Sanni:

Nigeria after Abacha, 12-17 June 1998:
- Abosede George, Misty Bastian, Edris Cooper-Anifowoshe, Akinlolu Akingbola, and Bronwen Manby.
- Return to the Menu

Advocacy:

African Coalitions in the US, 3-4 June 2001:
- Leigh Swigart, Kathryn Green, Deborah Mack, and Dennis Laumann.
- Return to the Menu

Africa:

Africa and the Year 2000, 2-4 January 2000:
- Timothy Nevin, Joan Wardrop, Robert Baum, Sandra Barkan, Robert Handloff, Peter Limb, and Lyn Graybill.
- Return to the Menu

Africa and World History/Systems, 2-21 November 2000:
- Peter Limb (4), Eric Ross, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (2), Eric Vanhaute, Jonathon Walz, and Jeanne Maddox Toungara. Also scroll down to Andre Gundar Frank.
- Return to the Menu

Africa in 1500, 9-12 February 1997:
- James M. Blaut, Stephen Belcher, Don Osborn, Gloria Emeagwali, and Ralph Austen.
- Return to the Menu

Africa in 2010, 13 October 1999 - 24 December 1999:
- Jim Sanders, William C. Fellows, Laurel Birch Aguilar, Marcello Cappuzzo, Marion E. Doro, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Robert Handloff, Kenneth W. Harrow, Chris Lowe, John Thornton, John Pape, Howard French, William C. Fellows, Jonathan Reynolds, At Ipenburg, Anthony King, Patrick Wurster, Kalala Ngalamulume, Marika Sherwood, Pleuntje Jellema, Justice Mbuh, Tim Carmichael, and Timothy Dwight Nevin.
- Return to the Menu

Development in Africa at Start of the 16th Century (and variations of this title), 12 December 1996 - 27 January 1997:
- James M. Blaut (4), Linda M. Heywood (7), Ralph Austen (4), Gloria Emeagwali (4), Gordon C. Thomasson (4), David Killick (4), Christopher Lowe (2), Kelly J. Morris, Jean Libby (2), Kenneth Wylie, Harold Marcus (4), Robin Sabino, Claire L. Dehon, Q. Priest, Patrick Manning, Eric Ross (2), Brian Siegel (2), Peter Limb (2), Kenneth W. Harrow (2), David Lee Schoenbrun (3), John Edward Philips, Marina Tolmacheva, David A. Chappell, R. Ijspeerd, Babu Mizanur Rahman, and Nyokabi.
- Return to the Menu

"First Questions" about Africa, 28 December 1999 - 2 January 2000:
- Michael Hammer, Mel Page, Peter Gilliland, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Ibrahim Hamza, Karim Traore, Iain Walker, and Solomon Getahun.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Imaging Africa, 1-16 October 1996:
- Kenneth Wylie, Nemata Blyden, Cora Presley, Joanna Kirkpatrick, J.B. Spector, Donald Zhang Osborn, Brian Siegel, and Howard French. This is a continuation of "Recent European and American Imaging of Africa" in this subsection below. View
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Imaging African Pastoralists, 2-4 October 1996:
- Kenneth Wylie, Donald Zhang Osborn, and Brian Siegel.
- Return to the Menu

Israeli Involvement in African Affairs, 13-18 October 2000:
- Ken Harrow, Jonathan Miran, John Stoner, Gloria Emeagwali, Peter Limb, Jonathan Reynolds, Nancy Lust, and Ella Keren.
- Return to the Menu

Mainstreaming Africa, 19-21 November 1999; (See also "Wonders of the African World" in the Films/Videos subsection below):
- Mel Page, Timothy Burke, Rhiman Rotz, Jonathan Reynolds, John Thornton, Allison Shutt, Chap Kusimba, Mamaissii Dansi Hounon, Anne Holzman, Gloria Emeagwali, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Kenneth Harrow, John Edward Philips, William C. Fellows, Urs Peter Ruf, Rhiman Rotz, J. Tolbert, Jr. via Mackie Blanton, Kenneth Wylie, and Karim Traore.
- Return to the Menu

N[ational] P[ublic] R[adio]'S Africa, 17-20 October 2000:
- Edward Steinhart, Linda Heywood, Kathleen Sheldon, Jonathan Reynolds, Jamie Monson, Margaret Hanzimanolis (2), and Lisa Anne McNee.
- Return to the Menu

News Coverage of Africa, 6 February - 17 March 1997:
- Berhane Selassie Tsehai, Bill Bravman, Howard French, Rona Peligal, Pier M. Larson, Marion E. Doro, Barbara Cooper, Ralph Austen (2), Ken Harrow, Paul Landau, John Pape, Chris Lowe (2), Martin Klein, Walusako Mwalilino, Gordon Thomasson, and Dorothy C. Woodson.
- Return to the Menu

Origin and Meaning of Africa, 29 March - 10 April 2000:
- Janet McCrorey, Ibra Sene (2), Michele Chadeisson, Chouki El Hamel, Christopher L. Miller, Ghislaine Lydon, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Stephen Belcher, Stephen Shea, and Charles C. Verharen.
- Return to the Menu

Recent European and American Imaging of Africa, 20-30 September 1996; to continue this thread from 1-4 October 1996
please click on, then scroll down to Reply: Recent European...:
- Brenda Cooper, Stephen Belcher, Andreas Massing, Martin Klein (3), J.B. Spector (3), Kathleen Sheldon, Donna L. King, Eugenia Herbert, Gregory M. Stage, Charles Schaefer, Mel Page, Robin Law, Dorothy C. Woodson, Pia Thielmann, Scott MacEachern (2), Kenneth Wylie (2), Kelly J. Morris, Harold Marcus (5), John Edward Philips, Robert Rotberg, Ralph Austen (2), Kerry Vincent, R.J. Ross (2), Misty Bastian (2), Cora Presley (2), Kathryn Barrett-Gaines, Christopher P. Koch, Henk Dop, Leland C. Barrows, Gareth Griffiths (2), Berhane-Tsehai Selassie, Kelly J. Morris (2), Patricia Lorcin, Christopher Lowe, Paul Landau, Sonia Lee, and Victor Fernandez.
- Return to the Menu

Third World/Developing World [and Africa], 8-17 January 2001:
- Wolf Roder (2), Richard Harris, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (2), Jonathan Reynolds, Lucy Kamau, Seyoum Hameso, Ken Harrow (2), Vietato Fumare, Nico Fru Awasom, Richard Harris, Peter Limb (2), Eugene L. Mendonsa (3), David Nolan (3), David Coplan, Ralph Austen, Steve Tillis, Seyoum Hameso, Andre Gunder Frank, Iain Walker, Jack Betterly, Seyoum Hameso, Richard Harris, Eric Ross, David Leaver, and Martin Benjamin.
  - This thread originally began as IDOGA/Masereelfonds ExitCongoMuseum, 6-7 January 2001:
  - Peter Limb, Seyoum Hameso, Ken Harrow, Jack Betterly, and Seyoum Hameso.
- Return to the Menu

African Americans:

Africa and African American Organizations, 2-4 November 1998:
- Maxwell Murray, Wolf Roder (2), Marika Sherwood, and Ron Mcgee.
- Return to the Menu

Blacks in the Americas, 5 March - 13 April 2000:
- Ken Harrow (2), John Atherton, Wolf Roder, Solomon A. Getahun, John Thornton (2), Sandra E. Greene, Eric Ross, John Edward Philips, David Schoenbrun, Allen Roberts, John P. Dunn (2), Ibrahim Sundiata, Edward Gibbon, David Chappell, Max Dashu, William C. Fellows (3), James M. Blaut, Jonathan Reynolds, Chris Lowe, Manu Herbstein, Nicholas Omenka, Mary Wren Bivins, Mamaissii Vivian Dansi Hounon, Ezekiel Gebissa, Jim Blaut, Robert Baum, and Neil Parsons.
- Return to the Menu

African Studies:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africa and Education in the United States (March 1997) and (April 1997), 7 March - 30 April 1997:
- John Thornton, Thomas Spear, Allison K. Shutt, Thomas Spear, Allison K. Shutt, Barbara Brown, Thomas Spear, Harold Marcus, J. Brookes Spector, Quinton G. Priest, Jean Libby, John Thornton, Barbara Brown, Elizabeth D. Williams, and Cora Presley.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Studies in Britain, 15-22 February 1997:
- Chris Koch, Pat Manning, Gareth Austin, and Keith Hart.
- See also Posting 1 and Posting 2 of David Cavers, 13 and 17 February 1997.
- Return to the Menu

Bibliography: Photography and African Studies, 15-25 June 2001:
- Massimo Zaccaria, Massimo Repetti, Sophie Dulucq, and Inge Brinkman.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Central European Africanists (September 1998), and (October 1998), 30 September - 13 October 1998:
- Laszlo Mathe, Jonathan T. Reynolds, John Edward Philips, Stephan Buehnen, Scott MacEachern, Nikolai A. Dobronravin, Olga Bessmertnaya, Gloria Emeagwali, and Irina Filatova.
- Return to the Menu

Distance Learning for African Studies Courses, 14-17 December 2001:
- Jane Njeri Irungu, Judith Bush, Robert White, Matt Carotenuto, Joseph O'Neal, Allison Drew, and Ron Krabill.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Postmodernism and African Studies, 11-21 November 1997:
- Ken Harrow, Ken Wylie, Peter Limb, Ato Quayson, David A. Chappell, Ken Harrow, and Bibliography
- Return to the Menu

Afrocentricity:

Definitions of Afrocentricity, 22 August - 23 September 2000:
- Patrick L. Mason, Ulrike Schuerkens, Keith Byerman (2), Cecil Gray, Ismail Rashid, Mathew Forstater, Peter Limb, Patrick L. Mason, Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani, Karim Traore, Wolf Roder, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (4), John Thornton (3), Jay Spaulding, Ken Harrow, Gary T. Gunnels, Philip J. Havik, Martin Klein, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

AIDS:

AIDS a Myth?, 12 November 1995 - 1 February 1996:
- Contributions from Ralph Austen, Tsehai Berhane-Selassie, John Boldrick, James DeMeo, Derick Fay, Elizabeth Isichei, Charles Geshekter, Martin Klein, Paul S. Landau, Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Glenn McKnight, Beverly Smith, Keith Tankard, Gordon Thomasson, and Gretchen Walsh.
- Return to the Menu

AIDS and the Virgin Cure Myth, 11-30 December 2001:
- Bronwen Manby, Rina Sherman, Brett Shadle, Alan Thorold, David B. Coplan, Alan Thorold, and Marion Jackson. See also below: "Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure."
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) AIDS in Zimbabwe, 3-12 November 1998:
- Leonhard Harding, Charles Geshekter, David Robinson, Wolf Roder, and Christoph Marx.
- Return to the Menu

HIV-AIDS, 3-9 October 2000:
- N.S. Kekana, Paul Landau, Peter Limb, T.M. Dedering, Chris Lowe, Julie Livingston, Robert Edgar, Tilman Dedering, and H. Becker.
- Return to the Menu

HIV in Botswana, 12-13 August 2001:
- Heike Becker, Kathleen Sheldon, Julie Livingston, and Hansjoerg Dilger.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure, 7-15 December 1997:
- Eric Washington, Lisa Lindsay, Joan Wardrop, Harold Marcus, E. Adams, Werner Hillebrecht, Charles Geshekter, Erik O. Gilbert, and Lynette Jackson.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Terms for AIDS in Southern Africa, 21-28 December 2000 and 2 January 2001:
- David Simmons, Estella Musiiwa, Jim Sanders, Bryan Callahan, Sibongiseni Mkhize, Kimani Njogu, Elias K. Bongmba, Bryan Callahan, David Simmons, Bruce Fetter, Leon Jacobson, and Hansjörg Dilger.
- Return to the Menu

"Ukimwi"/AIDS, 17-18 May 2000:
- Beverly Smith, Lawrence Mbogoni, Pieter Remes, and Peter Kelnhofer.
- Return to the Menu

Amulets:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Amulets and Islam, 24-27 October 1999:
- Alison A. Curtin, Stephen Wooten, Jeremy Joseph Pool, Randall Pouwels, Maggie Canvin, John Edward Philips, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Al Roberts and Nikolai A. Dobronravin, John Edward Philips, Jonathan Reynolds, and Al Roberts.
- Return to the Menu

Anglo-Boer War:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Concentration Camps, 5-21 March 1998:
- Somini Sengupta, Albert Grundlingh, Norman Etherington, Robert Wotton, Werner Hillebrecht, and Mcmullig.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Edison Films on Boer War, 21-29 December 1998:
- Nancy R. Hunt, Harry Needham, Allen Howard, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

Anglo-Zulu War:

British/Zulu Conflict, 11-16 October 2000:
- Nemata Blyden, Robert Skinner, Scott Reese, Samuel S. Thomas, Robert R. Edgar, Edna G. Bay, Jim Newman, John Edward Philips, Vietato Fumare, Neil Parsons, Chris Lowe, Aldemir Zamparoni, Robert Baum, Edward Steinhart, and Jim Newman.
- Return to the Menu

Angola:

Angola and Angolans in the Media, 7-14 August 2000:
- John Thornton, Linda Heywood, Umeme Sababu, Gloria Emeagwali, and Timothy Burke.
- Return to the Menu

Architecture:

African Architecture, 17 December 2000- 12 January 2001:
- Mark Hinchman, Wilmetta Toliver,Robert M. Baum, Emilie Ngo Nguidjol, and Sabine Jell-Bahlsen.
- Return to the Menu

Art/Architecture of the Medieval Sudan, 1-3 December 1996:
- J. Rotondo-McCord and Ralph Austen.
- Return to the Menu

Corrugated Metal in Africa, 16-18 April 2001:
- Mark Hinchman, Paul Jenkins, Merrick Posnansky, Derick A. Fay, Neil Parsons, and Veit Arlt.
- Return to the Menu

Archives:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Materials in US Archives, 21-27 July 1999:
- Harold Marcus, Gretchen Walsh, Kathryn Green, and John P. Dunn.
- Return to the Menu

Archives in Africa, 12-22 August 2001:
- Robert O. Collins, Pedro Machado, Susan Tschabrun, and Paul Jenkins.
- Return to the Menu

Archives Nationales du Senegal and Scholarship, 9-14 December 2001:
- Ibra Sene, Kathleen Sheldon, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Greg Mann, Joseph Caruso, and Martin Klein.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) French Education Archives, 12-18 November 1998:
- Rachael Langford, Gabrielle Hecht, Andy Grossman, Mohamed Mbodj, William C. Fellows, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Martin Klein.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Research [Archives in South Africa] from Afar (May 1997) and (June 1997), 31 May - 8 June 1997:
- Michelle Frisbie-Fulton, Stephan Isabirye, Gretchen Walsh, Phia Steyn, Atieno Odhiambo, Margaret Crampton, and Derick Fay.
- Return to the Menu

Rhodes House Library, 24 May - 30 June 2001:
- Helen Tilley, Anthony King, Stowell Kessler, Carol Sicherman, Kenneth Wilburn, and Loree Jones.
- Return to the Menu

Ruth First Archives, 31 July - 10 August 2001:
- Julie Evans (2), Joan Wardrop, Marion Doro, Jennifer Kopf, Kathryn Green (2), Gregory Mann (2), Sarah Ann Fulguirinas, Sara Rich Dorman, Claude Ardouin, and Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch.
- Return to the Menu

Art:

Art/Architecture of the Medieval Sudan, 1-3 December 1996:
- J. Rotondo-McCord and Ralph Austen.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Tourist Art in Africa, 5-7 March 1999:
- Jennifer Sessions, Monica van Beusekom, Mette Shayne, Jose Roberto Gallegos, and Ray Silverman.
- Return to the Menu

Astronomy:

African Astronomical Practices, 9-16 August 2001:
- Keith Snedegar, Keith Gottschalk, and Allen F. Roberts.
- Return to the Menu

Atheism:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Atheism in Africa, 7-15 January 1999:
- Gebregiorgis Yohannes, Peter Limb (2), Ralph Dumain, Jamal Ali, Kenneth W. Harrow, Claire L. Dehon, Peter Limb, Claire L. Dehon, Kenneth W. Harrow, Ludger Wimmelbuecker, Graeme Rosenberg, Peter Limb, Marika Sherwood, Adeleke Adeeko, John Thornton, John Edward Philips, and Ludger Wimmelbuecker.
- Return to the Menu

Autobiography:

Autobiographies (by Africans), 3-16 September 1996:
- Harold Marcus, Mel Page, J.B. Spector, Adam Jones, Cora Presley, S. Barkan, Simon Lewis, and Bruce Janz.
- Return to the Menu

Aviation:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Aviation Pilots (November 1998) and (December 1998), 3 November - 1 December 1998:
- Wendy Coble, Brian Siegel, Chewe Chabatama, Thomas Meisenhelder, Tsehai Berhane-Selassie, Gregory Alegi, Ron Mcgee, Marika Sherwood, John Dunn and Robert Cummings, Fikru Gebrekidan, Walter Clarke, John P. Dunn, and John Gartley.
- Return to the Menu

Bantu:

Bantu Dispersal, 3-19 March 1997:
- John E. Leary, Jr., Peter Limb, Roland Oliver via Suzanne M. Oliver, Colleen Kriger (2), David Killick, David Lee Schoenbrun, Harold Marcus, Eloi Cyrille Tollo, Forrest Aguirre, Norman Etherington, Dax Driver, Eugenia Herbert, and Quinton G. Priest.
- Return to the Menu

Beer:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sorghum Beer and Archaeology, 12-17 October 1999:
- Jordi Juan-Tresserras, Gloria Emeagwali, Solomon A. Getahun, and Jean-Claude Mporamazina.
- Return to the Menu

Bees:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africanized Bees, 24-30 April 1998:
- Donald Z. Osborn, Jonathan Reynolds, John P. Dunn, Blair Orr, Erik O. Gilbert, Manu Herbstein, Judith Krieger, M. Moupou, J.L. Newman, Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, Linda and John Thornton, and Erik O. Gilbert.
- Return to the Menu

Berber:

Development and Languages, 14-27 January 1997:
- Siegel Brian (2), Peter Limb (2), Kenneth W. Harrow (2), David Lee Schoenbrun (2), Eric Ross (2), John Edward Philips, Ralph Austen, David A. Chappell, and Nyokabi.
- Return to the Menu

Benadir:

Benadir History, 16-21 April 2001:
- Mohamed Ahmed, Robert Ross, Tim Carmichael, and Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi.
- Return to the Menu

Berlin Conference:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Berlin Conference, 16-19 June 1998:
- Erik O. Gilbert, Roger Pfister, Suzanne M. Oliver, Roger Pfister, Suzanne M. Oliver, Nikolai A. Dobronravin, John P. Dunn, and Suzanne M. Oliver.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Berlin Conference and Nation States, 18-22 March 2000:
- Martin S. Kenzer, Heike Schmidt, Matthew S. Hopper, Martin Klein, Jim Sanders, Peter Limb (twice), Martin S. Kenzer, Tim Carmichael, Iain Walker, Glenn D. Stone, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Colonial Boundaries, 18-26 January 1999:
- Kenneth W. Harrow, Patrick Wurster, Mohamed Abdi, Mackie J.V. Blanton, Yekutiel Gershoni, Peter Limb, Gretchen Walsh, John Thornton, Patrick Wurster, Kenneth W. Harrow, Chris Lowe, and Werner Hillebrecht.
- Return to the Menu

Botswana:

HIV in Botswana, 12-13 August 2001:
- Heike Becker, Kathleen Sheldon, Julie Livingston, and Hansjoerg Dilger.
- Return to the Menu

Boundaries:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Colonial Boundaries, 18-26 January 1999:
- Kenneth W. Harrow, Patrick Wurster, Mohamed Abdi, Mackie J.V. Blanton, Yekutiel Gershoni, Peter Limb, Gretchen Walsh, John Thornton, Patrick Wurster, Kenneth W. Harrow, Chris Lowe, and Werner Hillebrecht.
- Return to the Menu

Brain Drain:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Brain Drain, 20 March 2000:
- James W. Porcaro, Martin Klein, Bob White, and Robin L.Turner.
- Return to the Menu

Cannibalism:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cannibalism in Africa, 20-26 January 1999:
- Dennis Mitchell, Sam Decalo, John Thornton, Christoph Marx, Michael Hoyt, Ken Harrow, and Ken Wylie.
- Return to the Menu

Cape Verde:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Abolition of Slavery in Cape Verde, 12-16 February 1998:
- Scarlett Freund, Stephen Shea, Thomas T. Orum, Stephen A. Harmon, and Mark Alan Hinchman.
- Return to the Menu

Cars:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cars, Colonies, and Africa (February 1998) and (March 1998), 19 February-17 March 1998:
- Jan-Bart Gewald, Charles Schaefer, Harold Marcus, Carol Summers, Kathleen Sheldon, Misty Bastian, Peter Limb, Mel Page, M. Bivins, Gordon Thomasson, Jonathan Reynolds, Patrick Manning, Samuel S. Thomas, Patrick Wurster, Freek Schiphorst, Anitra Nettleton, Saul Dubow, Stephen Rockel, Manu Herbstein, Manu Herbstein, Stella Herzog (twice), and Neil Parsons.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Gramophones, Sewing-machines and Cars in Africa, 11-15 December 1998:
- Patrick Malloy, Beverly Smith, and Adam Jones.
- Return to the Menu

Children:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Childhood in Africa, 14-19 October 1997:
- Mel Page, Lisa McNee, Zeric Kay Smith, Mario Aguilar, Carol Summers, Brian Siegel, J. Brookes Spector, David Bone, Misty Bastian, Ludger Wimmelbuecker, and Valdemir Zamparoni.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Children and War in Africa, 17-29 October 1997:
- Ameen Jan, Chris Lowe, Valdemir Zamparoni, Tim Geysbeek, Bronwen Manby, Chris Allen, Gregory Mann, Gordon Thommason, Chris Allen, Karen Fung.
- Return to the Menu

Twins in West Africa, 11-24 May 2001:
- Rachael Sydenham-Ndi, Kay Tarapolsi, Misty Bastian (2), Peter H. Gilliland, Allen Roberts (2), Wolf Roder, Menno Welling, Judith Krieger, Stell Herzog, and Charles Becker.
- Return to the Menu

China:

(Click on, then scroll down to) China and Africa in the 15th Century, 12-14 February 1998:
- BSJ, Ned Alpers, Peter Robertshaw, Stephen Rockel, David Killick, and Marina Tolmacheva.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Chinese in East Africa (July 1999) and (August 1999), 28 July - 3 August 1999:
- Iain Walker, Wolf Roder, Randall Pouwels, Mohamed Mbodj, Heike Schmidt, Chris Lowe (twice), Randall Pouwels, and Chap Kusimba.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Chinese Settlements in East Africa, 2-3 November 1998:
- Nicholas Kristof, Randall Pouwels, Brian Siegel, J. Brookes Spector, and Mel Page.
- Return to the Menu

Cholera:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cholera in East Africa/malaria for babies: 27-30 January 1998:
- Abdin Chande, Masato Sawada, Kathleen Sheldon, Erik Gilbert, Beverly Smith, Bronwen Manby, and Abdin Chande.
- Return to the Menu

Christianity:

African Christian Converts, 18-28 September 1996:
- Walusako A. Mwalilino (2), G. Thomasson (3), Samuel Kasule, Chima Korieh, Elizabeth Isichei (2), Eric M. Washington, Gloria Emeagwali (2), E. Campbell, Kenneth Wilburn, S. Summer, Misty Bastian, Paul S. Landau, Thomas Spear, J.B. Spector, Christopher Lowe, and Eric Morier-Genoud.
- Return to the Menu

Circumcision:

[Sources and Debates on] Excision / Female Genital Cutting (FGC) / Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), 2004:
- Selected postings collected by Charles Becker beckerleschar@sentoo.sn, co-editor of H-West-Africa and Patrick F.A. Wurster wurster@mail.h-net.msu.edu, co-editor of H-Africa, 2004.
- Return to the Menu

Female Circumcision in Africa, 19 November - 9 December 2001:
- Mel Page, Ralph Austen, Lynn Thomas, Lawrence Dritsas, Kathleen Sheldon, Konrad Tuchscherer, Blair Orr, Joseph Caruso, L. Lloys Frates, Charles Becker, and Gloria Emeagwali.
- Return to the Menu

Clinton, William Jefferson:

(Click on, then scroll down to) President Clinton's Visit to Africa, 23-27 March 1998:
- Onaiwu Ogbomo, Allan Dawson, Charles Ambler, C. Preville, Werner Hillebrecht, Imani Countess, Charles Ambler, Samuel Kasule, Beverly Smith, and Thierry Ngoufan.
- Return to the Menu

Clio:

(Click on, then scroll down to) The Use of Clio by Africans, 16-23 April 1998:
- Peter Limb, Manelisi P. Genge, Jonathan Reynolds, Werner Hillebrecht, Peter Limb, Manelisi P. Genge, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

Clothing:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cowboy-clad Gangs in Africa, 5-8 May 1999:
- Carolyn Brown, Atieno Odhiambo, Didier Gondola, Kenneth W. Harrow, Charles Ambler, Pieter Remes, Edward Alpers, Filip De Boeck, and Jonathan Reynolds.
- Return to the Menu

Secondhand Clothing in Africa, 10-12 September 2001:
- This thread is based on Jane L. Parpart's review of Karen Hansen's Secondhand Clothing, Dressed Bodies & the Construction of Modernity in Contemporary Zambia. Contributors include Allen Roberts, Paul Jenkins, Jonathan Reynolds (2), Eugene Mendonsa, Margaret K. Mbwana, Rick Bradshaw, Solomon Getahun, Ibra Sene, Jeremy Rich, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, and Tama Hamilton-Wray.
- Return to the Menu

Colonialism:

(Click on, then scroll down to) British Colonial Administration, 9-11 October 1997:
- Misty Bastian, Richard Rathbone, David Blake, and John Weiss.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Colonial Africa: In-print Texts, 13-31 March 1997:
- Tony Hodgin, Ralph Austen, Zeric Kay Smith, Fikru N. Gebrekidan, and Robin Sabino.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Colonial Boundaries, 18-26 January 1999:
- Kenneth W. Harrow, Patrick Wurster, Mohamed Abdi, Mackie J.V. Blanton, Yekutiel Gershoni, Peter Limb, Gretchen Walsh, John Thornton, Patrick Wurster, Kenneth W. Harrow, Chris Lowe, and Werner Hillebrecht.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Colonial Nightmares (May 1997) and (June 1997), 26 May - 10 June 1997:
- Mr. Ngwane, Melanie Lazarow, Keith Tankard, Elisa Forgey, Douglas Mark Peers, Carmela Garritano, John Dunn, Ken Harrow, Chris Lowe, Harold Marcus, Ken Harrow, Chris Lowe, John Dunn, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Colonialism and Corruption [Colonization and Crime], 10-28 May 1997:
- Jerry Neapolitan, Jose C. Curto, Martin Klein, James M. Blaut, Ludger Wimmelbuecker, Martin Klein, Vladimir Shubin, James M. Blaut, Ralph Austen, Ken Harrow, and Ken Wylie.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) French Colonial History, 22-28 June 1999:
- Kathryn Firmin-Sellers, Eric Ross, Adell Patton, Jr., Stephen A. Harmon, Benoit de l'Estoile, Jonathan Reynolds, and Cheikh Anta Mbacke Babou.
- Return to the Menu

French Colonialism and Social Change, 24-31 May 2001:
- Iain Walker (2), Eric Ross, and Ulrike Schuerkens.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) French Education Archives, 12-18 November 1998:
- Rachael Langford, Gabrielle Hecht, Andy Grossman, Mohamed Mbodj, William C. Fellows, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Martin Klein.
- Return to the Menu

King Leopold and Africanists, 12 March - 9 April 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Luc Francois (2), Barbara Brown, Robert O. Collins, Mel Page, John Thornton (2), Simon Lewis, Jack Betterly, Peter Limb (2), Jonathan Reynolds, Timothy Burke, Bob Press, Chris Lowe, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Jeffrey Demers, Angene Wilson, Jonathan Glassman, Kenda Mutongi, Robert Gordon, David Brown, Christopher Youe, Michael Hoyt, Ronald J. Wilson, Eugenia Herbert, Marion Jackson, David Moore, and Robert Edgar.
- Return to the Menu

King Leopold, the Rwanda Genocide and the Reading Public, 24 April - 1 May 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Hein Vanhee, Neil Parsons and Elaine Windrich.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Novels for Colonial Africa Course, 27-29 January 1999:
- Allison K. Shutt, Ralph Austen, Laszlo Mathe, Kathleen Sheldon, Tony Hodgin, Samuel S. Thomas, Stephen A. Harmon, Richard Seltzer, Denny Storer, and Harold Marcus.
- Return to the Menu

Scramble for Africa, 27 January 1997:
- Jarle Simensen, Kathleen Sheldon, and Jeff Gaydish.
- Return to the Menu

Community:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Community in Africa, 4-18 February 1997:
- Derick Fay, Richard Hasler, John Pape, and Richards Bradshaw.
- Return to the Menu

Concentration Camps:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Concentration Camps, 5-21 March 1998:
- Somini Sengupta, Albert Grundlingh, Norman Etherington, Robert Wotton, Werner Hillebrecht, and Mcmullig.
- Return to the Menu

Congo:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Colleagues in the Congo Rebellion, 3-7 November 1998:
- Thomas McClendon, Hein Vanhee, and Thomas Turner (twice).
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Kabila Through the Looking Glass (April 1997) and (May 1997), 28 April - 26 May 1997:
- David Newbury, Mikael Karlstrom, Paul-Albert N. Emoungu, Paul-Albert N. Emoungu, David Newbury, Kenneth W. Harrow, Martin Klein, Michael P. E. Hoyt, Jean-Luc Vellut, Ken Wylie, Robert Rotberg, Martin Klein, James M. Blaut, Ken Wylie, Claire L. Dehon, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Samuel Kasule, and Kathleen Sheldon.
- Return to the Menu

King Leopold and Africanists, 12 March - 9 April 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Luc Francois (2), Barbara Brown, Robert O. Collins, Mel Page, John Thornton (2), Simon Lewis, Jack Betterly, Peter Limb (2), Jonathan Reynolds, Timothy Burke, Bob Press, Chris Lowe, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Jeffrey Demers, Angene Wilson, Jonathan Glassman, Kenda Mutongi, Robert Gordon, David Brown, Christopher Youe, Michael Hoyt, Ronald J. Wilson, Eugenia Herbert, Marion Jackson, David Moore, and Robert Edgar.
- Return to the Menu

King Leopold, the Rwanda Genocide and the Reading Public, 24 April - 1 May 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Hein Vanhee, Neil Parsons and Elaine Windrich.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) "Matabiche" in Zaire and Mozambique (April 1997) and (May 1997), 24 April - 21 May 1997:
- Eric Morier-Genoud, Mustafah Dhada, Jean-Luc Vellut, Howard French, Samuel H. Nelson, Claire L. Dehon, Zeric Kay Smith, Simon Katzenellenbogen and Simon Bockie.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Tutsi Role in Congo Rebellion, 21-25 August 1998:
- Barry Stein, Pat Manning, Ken Harrow, Jim Lance, Jan Blommaert, and Jan Blommaert.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Zaire or Kongo River?, 6-9 June 1999:
- John Thornton, Ngoyi K.Z. Bukonda, Simon Bockie, Cameron McCormick, Wolf Roder, Ngoyi K.Z. Bukonda, Marika Sherwood, Ngoyi K.Z. Bukonda, Kifindi Bunkheti, and Chris Mapuya.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Zairian Music Survives, 20-22 May 1997:
- Wiebe Boer, Claire L. Dehon, Gloria Emeagwali, Atieno Odhiambo, Tierno S. Bah and Gloria Emeagwali.
- Return to the Menu

Copts:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Copts, 16-22 September 1998:
- Samuel and Barbara Paley, Timothy Bratton, Jerise Fogel, Matthew Gordon, and Sheila Shiki y Michaels.
- Return to the Menu

Côte d'Ivoire:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Coup in Côte d'Ivoire, 27-29 December 1999 and 2-9 January 2000:
- Robert Handloff, Peter H. Gilliland, Walter Clarke, David A. Chappell, Chris Lowe, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Patrick Wurster, Peter Limb, Kathryn Green, and Gloria Emeagwali.
- Return to the Menu

Courses:

African Films and Teaching, 16-23 May 1995:
- David Ericson, Eugenia Herbert, Robert A. Hess, Nancy Hunt, Samuel Kasule, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Paul S. Landau, Harold G. Marcus, A.T. Miller, Denise Miller, Cora Presley, and Peter Rogers.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Novels for Colonial Africa Course, 27-29 January 1999:
- Allison K. Shutt, Ralph Austen, Laszlo Mathe, Kathleen Sheldon, Samuel S. Thomas, Stephen A. Harmon, and Richard Seltzer, Denny Storer and Harold Marcus.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Religion in Africa Course, 21-29 May 1998:
- Allison K. Shutt, Mario I. Aguilar, Nicholas M. Creary, William Drake, Jonathan T. Reynolds, Nicholas M. Creary, Gillian Bershowitz, and Mary Bivins.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Text for an African Survey, 17-21 February 1998:
- Samuel S. Thomas, Arlene Elder, Kari Staros, Joseph M. O'Neal, and Stephen A. Harmon.
- Return to the Menu

Culture:

Africa-Conflicts Reading List, 4-9 April 1999:
- Maureen Therese Anderson, Marion E. Doro, O. Donald, Christoph Marx, Jonathon Glassman, Brett R. Moothart-O'Bannon, Ned Alpers, Bob Cummins, and Bronwen Manby.
- Return to the Menu

Teaching About African Cultures, 10-12 September 1996:
- Adam Jones, Brian Siegel, David Lee Schoenbrun, Harold Marcus, and Ralph Austen.
- Return to the Menu

Dahomey:

Homosexuality in Dahomean Culture, 25 October - 12 November 2000:
- Mamaissii Vivian Dansi Hounon (4), Eugene L. Mendonsa, Ron Krabill, Edna G. Bay, Gregory Mann (2), Robin Law, and Kenneth. C. Wylie (2).
- Return to the Menu

Damara:

(Click on, then scroll down to) The Bergdama (February 2000) (scroll to "Query") and (March 2000) , (scroll to "The"), 29 February - 1 March 2000:
- Iain Walker, Tilman M. Dedering, Wilfried von Lossow, Louise Leonard, David Nolan, Scott MacEachern, and Brian Siegel.
- Return to the Menu

Dance:

West African Dances, 30 October - 2 November 2000:
- Vanessa Gomez, Kathleen Sheldon, Allen Roberts, Jeremy J. Cyrier, Chika Anyanwu, Amanda Pickering, and Davis Bullwinkle.
- Return to the Menu

Decision-Making:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Decision-making in Africa, 13-30 May 1998:
- Kindane Mengisteab, Kindane Mengisteab, Manelisi Genge, Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani, Judith Van Allen, Timothy Dwight Nevin, Misty L. Bastian, Elias K. Bongmba, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Democracy:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africa's New Assertiveness (What "Democracy" Means to Africans) (August 1997) and (September 1997), 11 August - 6 September 1997:
- Mel Page,Elisa Von Joedeu-Forgey, Howard French, Frank Njubi, William Drake, Howard French, Bill Bravman, Howard French, John Pape, Peter Limb, Kefale Asnake, Charles Schaefer, Ken Wylie, Bill Bravman, Jim Blaut, Fred Schaffer, Kamau Ayinde, Ed Kent, Charles Abbott, Bronwen Manby, Frank Njubi, Bruce Bennett, John Edward Philips, Jim Blaut, Ken Wylie, Peter Limb, and Jim Blaut.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Democratic Consolidation in Benin and Africa, 18-25 March 1997:
- Ngoufan Happi Thierry, Chris Lowe, John Kwadwo Osei-Tutu, Marion E. Doro, Zeric Kay Smith, John Kwadwo Osei-Tutu, and Glenn Adler.
- Return to the Menu

Radio and Democracy in Africa, 22-27 January 1997:
- John Gartley, Larry Yarak, Gretchen Walsh, David Lee Schoenbrun, Paul Nugent, Kusimba, and Eric Ross.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Readings on Democracy in Africa, 17-22 October 1997:
- Allison Shutt, Robert Strayer, Zeric Kay Smith (twice), Hakan Gidlof, Allison Shutt, and Katrien Polman.
- Return to the Menu

Development:

Development and Languages, 14-27 January 1997:
- Siegel Brian (2), Peter Limb (2), Kenneth W. Harrow (2), David Lee Schoenbrun (2), Eric Ross (2), John Edward Philips, Ralph Austen, David A. Chappell, and Nyokabi.
- Return to the Menu

Development in Africa at Start of the 16th Century (and variations of this title), 12 December 1996 - 27 January 1997:
- James M. Blaut (4), Linda M. Heywood (7), Ralph Austen (4), Gloria Emeagwali (4), Gordon C. Thomasson (4), David Killick (4), Christopher Lowe (2), Kelly J. Morris, Jean Libby (2), Kenneth Wylie, Harold Marcus (4), Robin Sabino, Claire L. Dehon, Q. Priest, Patrick Manning, Eric Ross (2), Brian Siegel (2), Peter Limb (2), Kenneth W. Harrow (2), David Lee Schoenbrun (3), John Edward Philips, Marina Tolmacheva, David A. Chappell, R. Ijspeerd, Babu Mizanur Rahman, and Nyokabi.
- Return to the Menu

Development/Aid [and] Africa, 14-22 August 1996:
- Peter Limb, David Ericson, Jarle Simensen, and Yussuf Adam.
- Return to the Menu

Diaspora:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Diaspora Readings, 23-29 September 1997:
- Ronald Morgan, Linda Heywood, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Simon Katzenellenbogen, and Michael Levin.
- Return to the Menu

Novels from the African Diaspora, 9-11 October 2000:
- Trevor Getz, Kenneth Wilburn, and M. Jane Bryce.
- Return to the Menu

Diseases:

AIDS a Myth?, 12 November 1995-1 February 1996:
- Ralph Austen, Tsehai Berhane-Selassie, John Boldrick, James DeMeo, Derick Fay, Elizabeth Isichei, Charles Geshekter, Martin Klein, Paul S. Landau, Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Glenn McKnight, Beverly Smith, Keith Tankard, Gordon Thomasson, and Gretchen Walsh.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Anti-Malarial Drugs (May 1997) and (June 1997), 30 May - 11 June 1997:
- Elaine Robinson, Andrew Richards, Bob Cancel, Jane Hale, John Edward Philips, Eric Ross, Elisa Forgey, and Julie Cormack.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cholera in East Africa/Malaria for Babies, 27-30 January 1998:
- Abdin Chande, Masato Sawada, Kathleen Sheldon, Erik Gilbert, Beverly Smith, Bronwen Manby, Abdin Chande.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Colonial Nightmares (May 1997) and (June 1997), 26 May - 10 June 1997:
- Mr. Ngwane, Melanie Lazarow, Keith Tankard, Elisa Forgey, Douglas Mark Peers, Carmela Garritano, John Dunn, Ken Harrow, Chris Lowe, Harold Marcus, Ken Harrow, Chris Lowe, John Dunn and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

Films on Disease and Medicine, 24 May - 16 June 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Samuel S. Thomas, Valorie Thomas, Blair Rutherford, Kathleen J. Wininger, and Mary Wren Bivins.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Rinderpest in West Africa, 4-9 February 2000:
- Gregory Mann, Charles Becker, and Wendy Wilson Fall.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure, 7-15 December 1997:
- Eric Washington, Lisa Lindsay, Joan Wardrop, Harold Marcus, E. Adams, Werner Hillebrecht, Charles Geshekter, Erik O. Gilbert, Lynette Jackson.
- Return to the Menu

Distance Learning:

Distance Learning for African Studies Courses, 14-17 December 2001:
- Jane Njeri Irungu, Judith Bush, Robert White, Matt Carotenuto, Joseph O'Neal, Allison Drew, and Ron Krabill.
- Return to the Menu

East Africa:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Austronesians and East Africa, 10-14 October 1999:
- At Ipenburg (twice), Peter Limb, and Kathryn Green.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Being There: East Africa Travel Writing, 26-30 August 1997:
- Amber Vogel, Suzanne MacRae, Bridgette Thompson, Peter Limb, Amber Vogel, Frank Njubi.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Chinese in East Africa (July 1999) and (August 1999), 28 July - 3 August 1999:
- Iain Walker, Wolf Roder, Randall Pouwels, Mohamed Mbodj, Heike Schmidt, Chris Lowe (twice), Randall Pouwels, Chap Kusimba.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Chinese Settlements in East Africa, 2-3 November 1998:
- Nicholas Kristof, Randall Pouwels, Brian Siegel, J. Brookes Spector, and Mel Page.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cholera in East Africa/malaria for babies, 27-30 January 1998:
- Abdin Chande, Masato Sawada, Kathleen Sheldon, Erik Gilbert, Beverly Smith, Bronwen Manby, and Abdin Chande.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) East Africa and the Indian Ocean (February 1998) and (March 1998), 28 February-4 March 1998:
- Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Samuel Kasule, Chapurukha M. Kusimba, Allen Roberts, and Abdin Chande.
- Return to the Menu

Sewn boats in East Africa, 23-29 March 2001:
- Iain Walker, Eric Ross, Chuck Schaefer, Kathleen Sheldon, Sharon Butler, Peter Robertshaw, and Scott Reese.
- Return to the Menu

Ebonics:

Ebonics and West Africa, 8-10 January 1997:
- Rebecca Shumway, Brian Siegel, and Mary E. Lanser.
- Return to the Menu

Ecology:

Religion and Ecology, 3-8 October 2001:
- Nicholas Creary, Kathleen Sheldon, Allen Roberts, Sandra E. Greene, and Wilfried von Lossow.
- Return to the Menu

Education:

Africa and Education in the United States, 7 March - 30 April 1997:
- John Thornton, Thomas Spear, Allison K. Shutt, Thomas Spear, Allison K. Shutt, Barbara Brown, Thomas Spear, Harold Marcus, J. Brookes Spector, Quinton G. Priest, Jean Libby, John Thornton, Barbara Brown, Elizabeth D. Williams, and Cora Presley.
- Return to the Menu

African History in UK Schools, 8-10 December 1998:
- John Pape, Marika Sherwood, Barbara Brown amd Diana Jeater.
- Return to the Menu

African Languages, Education, and Development, 29 November - 6 December 1999:
- Donald Z. Osborn, Kenneth Harrow, Mackie J.V. Blanton, William C. Fellows, John Edward Philips, Don Osborn, Patrick Wurster, Ken Harrow, Atieno Odhiambo, Eric Ross, and Donald Z. Osborn.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Women Historians, 8-14 December 1998:
- Adrienne I. Miller, David C. Conrad, Neil Parsons, Misty Bastian, Mette Shayne, and Donald Osborn.
- Return to the Menu

Book Donations, 20-21 September 1996:
- Drew Evan Vandecreek, Mette Shayne, Kenneth W. Harrow, Donna L. King, Gretchen Walsh, and Arlindo Chilundo.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Chronology of African Universities, 16 August 1999:
- Mark P. Snyders, Dianna J. Shandy, Debora Johnson-Ross, and Christopher Youe.
- Return to the Menu

Distance Learning for African Studies Courses, 14-17 December 2001:
- Jane Njeri Irungu, Judith Bush, Robert White, Matt Carotenuto, Joseph O'Neal, Allison Drew, and Ron Krabill.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) French Education Archives, 12-18 November 1998:
- Rachael Langford, Gabrielle Hecht, Mohamed Mbodj, William C. Fellows, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Martin Klein.
- Return to the Menu

Internet in Africa/Education Issues, 19-20 July 2000:
- D.J. Chandler, Bruce Janz, and Karen Fung.
- Return to the Menu

Maths Education in Africa, 5-7 November 1998:
- Kathleen Sheldon, Chewa Chabatama, John Pape, and Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Novels for Colonial Africa Course, 27-29 January 1999:
- Allison K. Shutt, Ralph Austen, Laszlo Mathe, Kathleen Sheldon, Tony Hodgin, Samuel S. Thomas, Stephen A. Harmon, Richard Seltzer, Denny Storer and Harold Marcus.
- Return to the Menu

Egypt:

Continuity in Egyptian Civilization, 23 June - 2 July 2001:
- Thomas Bartlett, Michael Hess, Christos Nuessli, Adam Sabra, Maria Moore, Jack Betterly, Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, and Gloria Emeagwali.
- Return to the Menu

Oliver on Black Athena Revisited, 7-21 August 1996:
- Harold Marcus, Walusako A. Mwalilino, Charles Geshekter, and Terrance Lewis.
- Return to the Menu

Endogamy:

Prohibition of Endogamy, 2-9 July 2001:
- John Weiss, Robert M. Baum, Iain Walker, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Brett Shadle, John Thornton, Angela Mwanakaoma, Menno Welling, Chris Lowe, Lisa McNee, Misty Bastian, Anna Maria Brandstetter, Onaiwu W. Ogbomo, Brian Schwimmer, Richard Bradshaw, and Nico Fru Awasom.
- Return to the Menu

Environment:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Environmental Novels (October 1997)and (November 1997), 29 October-2 November 1997:
- Allison Drew, Jean-Marie Volet, Peter Limb, Jeff Grischow, Derick Fay, Stephen Belcher, Claire L. Dehon, Natalie Sandomirsky, Nicholas Creary and Eustace Palmer.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Environmentalism in Africa, 15-22 April 1997:
- Phia Steyn, Mary Paton, and Bronwen Manby.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sahel and Sahara Desiccation, 7-10 May 1997:
- Monica van Beusekom, Ludger Wimmelbuecker, Bernard Clist, and Eric Ross.
- Return to the Menu

Shrinkage of Lake Chad, 11-20 March 2001:
- Robert R. Edgar, Allen Roberts, Eric Ross (2), Eugene Mendonsa, Scott MacEachern, and Robert O. Collins.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Timber Industry/Deforestation, 18-21 August 1997:
- Jeremy Rich, Jean Libby, Dax Driver, and Charles Abbott.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Tree Planting and Land Alienation (Men of the Trees), 14-25 October 1997:
- Dax Driver, Winnie Merritt, Gordon Thomasson, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Dax Driver, Brian Siegel and Raul Kassea.
- Return to the Menu

Eritrea:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Ethiopia-Eritrea Conflict: Sources, 7-10 December 1998:
- J. Grischow Mon, Beverly Smith, Ulrica Risso, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

Ethiopia:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Ethiopia during the Italian Occupation (November 1998) and (December 1998), 27 November - 2 December 1998:
- Ulrica Risso, Solomon A Getahun, Jonathan Miran, Haile M. Larebo, and Peter J. Rogers.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Ethiopia-Eritrea Conflict: Sources, 7-10 December 1998:
- J. Grischow Mon, Beverly Smith, Ulrica Risso, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

Ethiopian Brides, 1-2 June 2000:
- Misty Bastian, Davis Bullwinkle, and Barbara Degorge.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Ethiopian "Prince", 6-7 May 1997:
- Robert Edgar, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Jim McCann, Charles Schaefer, Dorothy C. Woodson, Emilie Adams, and Guluma Gemeda.
- Return to the Menu

Ethnicity:

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Citizenship/Ethnicity in Africa, 3-7 July 1997:
- Ralph Austen, Peter Rogers, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

Ethnicity and Nation State in Twentieth-Century Africa, 5-9 October 1998:
- John P. Dunn (2), Greg Spencer (2), John Thornton, Thomas McClendon, Chris Lowe, and Harvey Glickman.
- Return to the Menu

Ethnicity in Africa (September); to continue into October please click on, then scroll down to Ethnicity in Africa, 26 September - 4 October 1996:
- Walusako A. Mwalilino (2), Mel Page, Harold Marcus, Siegel Brian, David A Chappell, David M. Gordon, Kathleen Sheldon, and Paul Nugent.
- Return to the Menu

Ethnicity in African History, 26 September - 2 October 1996:
- Meredith Mckittrick, Kenneth Wilburn (2), S Summer, Kathleen Sheldon, Ralph Austen, Adam Jones, Siegel Brian, M.P.E. Hoyt, Jonathan Richard Walz and Paul Nugent.
- Return to the Menu

Kiswahili and Identity, 24-27 April 2001:
- Frank Njubi (2), John Edward Philips, Inge Brinkman, and Kathleen Sheldon.
- Return to the Menu

Minority Groups in Nigeria, 20-30 June 2000:
- Laszlo Mathe, Patrick Mbajekwe, Bronwen Manby, and David Pratten.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Mixed Race Peoples, 17-29 October 1996:
- Iain Walker, David Kalivas, Adam Jones, Pamela Scully, Thom McClendon, Robert R. Edgar, Stanley Nadel, Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Martin Klein, Brian Siegel, David Killick, J. Brookes Spector, Allen Howard, Roy du Pre, and Iain Walker.
- Return to the Menu

Tribal/Ethnic/Language Groups, 26 May - 20 June 1995:
- Gregory Barz, Thomas M. Costa, Fikru N. Gebrekidan, James G. Holley III, Wole Ife, Nancy Jacobs, Samuel Kasule, Immaculate Kizza, Louise Leonard, Mark Lilleleht, Peter Limb, Richard Lobban, Chris Lowe, Pekka Masonen, Guy-Maurille Massamba, Wolf Roder, Kelly Tucker, and Eric M. Washington.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) "Tribe" Versus "Ethnic Group" (September 1997) and (October 1997), 30 September-17 October 1997:
- Howard French, Misty Bastian, Pier Larson, Bill Bravman, Misty Bastian, Gordon Thomasson, Peter Mark, Mike Yates, Kathleen Sheldon, Scott MacEachern, Ken Harrow, Larry Yarak, Brian Bunyan, Stephen Belcher, Rhiman Rotz, Robert Strayer, Martin Klein, Brian Siegel, Eric Ross, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Carola Lentz, Paul Landau John Weiss, Irina Filatova, Gordon Thomasson, James Blaut (twice), Peter Limb, and Irina Filatova.
- Return to the Menu

Europe:

Africans in Early Europe, 19-25 September 1996:
- Peter Limb, Jose C. Curto (2), Mel Page, Peter Mark, and Kenneth Wylie.
- Return to the Menu

Europeans:

African Images of Europeans, 11-17 March 1999:
- Sandra E. Greene, Jonathan Reynolds, Stella Herzog, Edward Alpers, Nicholas M. Creary and Pia Thielmann, Greg Spencer, Elisa von Joeden-Forgey, Harold Marcus, Patrick Malloy, Mark Bearn, Rebecca Shumway Manelski, Jay O'Brien, Ken Wylie, and Olga Bessmertnaya.
- Return to the Menu

African Nicknames of Europeans, 21-26 March 2000:
- Leonhard Harding, John Edward Philips, Edward Steinhart, Allen Roberts, Jim Newman, Claire Dehon, David Simon, Peter Limb, Christina Jordan, Solomon A. Getahun, Robert Ross, Hein Vanhee, Thomas Turner, Brian Siegel, Gretchen Bauer, James M. Lance, Vietato Fumare, Jonathan Reynolds, Carol and Marvin Sicherman, Nikolai A. Dobronravin, Bob White, Sylvia Macauley, Dennis Laumann, Stephen Rockel, Thomas McClendon, At Ipenburg, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

Meaning of White Names in Africa, 18 September - 4 October 2001:
- Sylviane Diouf, Ngwarsungu Chiwengo, Daniel Zylbersztajn, John Thornton, Pal Ahluwalia, Onaiwu W. Ogbomo, Tamba M'bayo, John Edward Philips, Stella Herzog, Kimani Njogu, Anna Maria Brandstetter, Colin Darch, Lotte Hughes, Inge Brinkman, Baz Lecocq, Linda Heywood, Rick Bradshaw, Ruth Kerkham, Peter H. Gilliland, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Howard Venable, Jonathan Reynolds, Joseph C. Miller, Jonathon Glassman, Misty Bastian, David Schoenbrun, Ngalamulume Kalala, Robert R. Edgar, Donald Zhang Osborn, Patrick Wurster, John Pape, Jan Jansen, Elias K. Bongmba, Simon Kekana, Emily Gottreich, Kenya Hudson, Ellen Foley, Mary Wren Bivins, and Honore Vinck.
- Return to the Menu

Exhibits:

African Trophy Heads, 23 November-18 December 1995:
- Eli Bentor, John Boldrick, Timothy Burke, Abdin Chande, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Claire Dehon, S. Fakir, Kimberly G. Hebert, Eugenia Herbert, Saul Issroff, Diane Jeater, Caroline Jeannerat, Alan Kirkaldy, Paul S. Landau, Cora Presley, Richard Rathbone, Robert Ross, Brian Siegel, Morris Simon, Pippa Skotnes, Gordon Thomasson, and John Wright.
- Return to the Menu

Exploration:

Africans as Explorers, 26 February - 18 March 1997:
- L.A. Quayson, Mel Page, Paul Nugent, Robert Rotberg, Stephen Rockel, Eric Ross, John Dunn, David Lee Schoenbrun, Jean-Luc Vellut, John Thornton, Eric Ross, Stephen Rockel, Jane Landers, David Killick, Eric Ross, Stephan Buehnen, Walusako Mwalilino, Gloria Emeagwali, John Thornton, David A. Chappell, Stephan Buehnen, Ralph Austen, Stephan Buehnen, Mohamed Mbodj, Gordon C. Thomasson, James M. Blaut, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Late Nineteenth Century Tanzania Expeditions, 11-14 September 2000:
- Lowe Borjeson, Davis Bullwinkle, Margaret Snyder, Peter Joseph Jones, and M. Jane Bryce.
- Return to the Menu

Fiction/Literature:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africa in Fiction by Western Writers, 14-29 December 1998:
- Mark Bearn, Ken Harrow, Manu Herbstein, Lisa McNee, Richard Harris, Patrick Wurster, Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, Ken Harrow (twice), Claire L. Dehon, Lawrence Mbogoni, Manu Herbstein, Thomas Turner, Eugene Baer, Misty Bastian, Marika Sherwood, and Tom Meisenhelder.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africa in Western Writing, 21-23 December 1998:
- Claire L. Dehon (twice), Laurel Aguilar, Robert Handloff, and Lawrence Mbogoni.
- Return to the Menu

African History Through Literature, 10-29 April 1995:
- James Newman, Mel Page, Randall Powuels, Cora Presley, and Carol Summers.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Environmental Novels (October 1997) and (November 1997), 29 October - 2 November 1997:
- Allison Drew, Jean-Marie Volet, Peter Limb, Jeff Grischow, Derick Fay, Stephen Belcher, Claire L. Dehon, Natalie Sandomirsky, Nicholas Creary, and Eustace Palmer.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Novels: Optimistic Themes, 18-21 April 1997:
- Samuel H. Nelson, William O'Donnell, Ralph Austen, Barbara Brown, Stephen Belcher, and Jayne Kamau.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Being There: East Africa Travel Writing, 26-30 August 1997:
- Amber Vogel, Suzanne MacRae, Bridgette Thompson, Peter Limb, Amber Vogel, Frank Njubi.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Critiques of Ngugi, 7-10 July 1998:
- Merry Merryfield, Kathleen Sheldon, Peter Limb, and Mark L. Lilleleht.
- Return to the Menu

Historical Accuracy of _Segou_ by M. Conde, 20-27 July 2000:
- Victoria Pasley, Victoria Pasley, Clarisse Zimra, Peter Limb, Ralph Austen, and Mary Wren Bivins.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Life in the Developing World, 19-29 October 1999:
- Adeline Apena, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Zeric Kay Smith, Blair Orr, Barbara Brown, and John Betterly.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Maryse Conde's Segu, 8-9 September 1998:
- Kathryn Green, Jean Hay, David Robinson, Stephen Wooten, Martin Klein, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Robert Collins.
- Return to the Menu

Novels about Civil Wars in Africa, 26 August - 9 September 1996:
- Kerry Vincent, Pia Thielmann (2), Misty Bastian, Harold Marcus, R. Simola, Lokangaka Losambe, Cora Presley, Kapanga Kasongo, and Katalin Egri Ku-Mesu.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Novels for Colonial Africa Course, 27-29 January 1999:
- Allison K. Shutt, Ralph Austen, Laszlo Mathe, Kathleen Sheldon, Tony Hodgin, Samuel S. Thomas, Stephen A. Harmon, Richard Seltzer, Denny Storer and Harold Marcus.
- Return to the Menu

Novels from the African Diaspora, 9-11 October 2000:
- Trevor Getz, Kenneth Wilburn, and M. Jane Bryce.
- Return to the Menu

Sub-Saharan African Novels, 4 May - 2 June 2000:
- Martin S. Kenzer, Sonja Laden, Kathleen Sheldon, Anthony King, Wolf Roder, Jean Hay, Allison Shutt, Hank Dugan, Yahya Frederickson, Barbara Degorge, Martin Kenzer, Charles Abbott, Lisa Anne McNee, Reuben Mekenye, Mary Wren Bivins, Sharon Butler, and Lazarus Miti.
- Return to the Menu

Films/Videos:

"Adanggaman" Film, 17 April 2001:
- Robert Edgar, Cornelius Moore, Ken Dossar, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

African Films and Teaching, 16-23 May 1995:
- David Ericson, Eugenia Herbert, Robert A. Hess, Nancy Hunt, Samuel Kasule, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Paul S. Landau, Harold G. Marcus, A.T. Miller, Denise Miller, Cora Presley, and Peter Rogers.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Filmmaker in the United States (July 1999) and (August 1999), 27 July - 10 August 1999:
- Pia Thielmann, Edward Alpers, Robert J. Cummings, Joe Lunn, Robert J. Cummings, Pia Thielmann, Olu Oguibe, Mypheduh Films, Enid Schildkrout, Pilar Quezzaire-Belle, David Doris, John M. Peffer, and Carol Thompson.
- Return to the Menu

African Videos to Promote Tolerance, 3-14 March 2001:
- Barbara Brown, Angene Wilson, Victoria Pasley (3), Bob Press, John Pape (2), Blair Rutherford, John Edward Philips, Neil Parsons, and Steven Thomson.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africans in America, a PBS Series, 22 October 1998:
- Charles Abbott, Kathleen Sheldon and E. Campbell.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Anti-Apartheid Films, 3-11 September 1998:
- Kathryn Green, compiler; from responses to a query on H-SAfrica; respondents include Simon Adams, David Philips, Irving Hexham, Mary Paton, Kevin O'Brien, Michael Niemann, Vladimir Shubin, Fred Morton, Cora A. Presley, Sally Ann Peberdy, Carol Summers, Alice Apley, and Robert Gordon. From H-Africa David Wiley and David Coplan.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Ali Mazrui's The Africans, 24-28 October 1997:
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Amistad, Cinque, Mende, Slave Trading, 22-23 December 1997:
- Douglas Deal, Adam Jones, Bruce L. Mouser, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Basil Davidson's Africa Film Series, 7-10 June 2001:
- Eric Huysecom, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Getahun Benti.
- Return to the Menu

Cowboy Films in Africa, 15-17 February 2001:
- James Burns, Peter Gilliland, and David Nolan.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Edison Films on Boer War, 21-29 December 1998:
- Nancy R. Hunt, Allen Howard, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Films for Teaching Africa, 22-29 October 1997:
- David Wiley, Zeric Kay Smith, Randal Jelks, Ken Harrow, and Barbara Brown.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Films on African Slavery, 19-21 February 2000:
- Barbara Degorge, Rachel Malcolm-Woods, Martin Klein, Stephen Shea, Jerry Jacob, Wolf Roder, and Ken Harrow.
- Return to the Menu

Films on Disease and Medicine, 24 May - 16 June 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Samuel S. Thomas, Valorie Thomas, Blair Rutherford, Kathleen J. Wininger, and Mary Wren Bivins.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Kwame Nkrumah Documentary, 5-7 January 1999:
- Eric Martin, Peter Limb, Marika Sherwood, and Manu Herbstein.
- Return to the Menu

Little Senegal, 1-12 May 2001:
- Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (3), Allen Roberts, Gregory Mann, Lisa McNee, Ann McDougall, Cornelius Moore, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Mau Mau on Film (September 1998) and (October 1998), 30 September-8 October 1998:
- James Burns, Edna G. Bay, Mette Shayne, Samuel S. Thomas, Alison Quammie, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Music Videos for African Studies (August 1997 and (September 1997), 27 August - 6 September 1997:
- Chris Bierwirth, Jean Libby, John Weiss, Peter Limb, and Aswan Boudreaux.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Pre-Colonial African History Visual Resouces (October 1998) and (November 1998), 21 October-2 November 1998:
- Alfred Bosch, Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani, Asma Abdelhalim, and Mette Shayne.
- Return to the Menu

Research and Video, 23-25 October 2000:
- Victoria Pasley, Mary Wren Bivins, Judith Krieger, and Loree D. Jones.
- Return to the Menu

Sarah Baartmann and Documentary Film, 17-20 April 2001:
- John Stoner, Cornelius Moore, Rina Sherman, Christopher Youe, David Coplan (2), Frank Chiteji, Joseph Caruso, Neil Parsons, Beti Ellerson, Allen F. Roberts, and Rina Sherman.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Video Sources, 6-11 November 1997:
- Marianne Kamp, Peter Limb, Mette Shayne, Samuel Nelson, and Susan Arndt.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) West African Islam on Film (October 1996) and (November 1996), 25 October - 1 November 1996:
- Abdin Chande, John Dunn, Beth Anne Buggenhagen, Fred Hansen, Janet Ghattas, Zeric Kay Smith, Patrick Mensah, Danna R. Williams, Misty Bastian and Elias Bongmba.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Wonders of the Africa World (November 1999), (December 1999), and (January 2000), 2 November - 27 December 1999; see also Mainstreaming Africa, 19-21 November 1999; also of interest see PBS Wonders Web Site and "Twenty-One Essays in West Africa Review; from H-Africa's Documents page see Ali Mazrui's Second Reponse, 21 November 1999; Ali Mazrui's Further Comments, 12 December 1999; and Martin Kilson, reply to Gates and Mazrui, courtesy H-Afro-Am, 27 December 1999.
- Abdin Chande, Allison K. Shutt, Aswan Aboudre, Chris Lowe, Lawrence Mbogoni, Marion E. Doro, Marika Sherwood, Claire L. Dehon, Ken Dossar, Quinton Priest, Fikru, Monica Schuler, Ali A. Mazrui, Jonathan Reynolds, Ken Harrow, Ange Perrault, A. Boudreaux, Tricia Redeker Hepner, William C. Fellows, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Chege Githiora, Chris Lowe, Saul Issroff, Sandra E. Greene, Omofolabo Ajayi, Anthony Cheeseborough, Mark Rockeymoore, Randal M. Jelks, Mamaissii Dansi Hounon, Peter H. Gilliland, William C. Fellows, John Thornton, Timothy Burke, Rhiman Rotz, Jonathan Reynolds, John Thornton, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Allison Shutt, Chap Kusimba, Mamaissii Dansi Hounon, Anne Holzman, Gloria Emeagwali, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Kenneth Harrow, John Edward Philips, William C. Fellows, Urs Peter Ruf, Rhiman Rotz, J. Tolbert, Jr. via Mackie Blanton, Kenneth Wylie, Karim Traore, and Ibrahim Sundiata.
- Return to the Menu

Folktales:

The Pope's Rhinoceros, 24-31 August 2001:
- Brenda Cooper, Emevwo Biakolo, and Nicholas Omenka.
- Return to the Menu

Food:

Indians and Indian Cuisine in West Africa, 7-10 September 2001:
- Return to the Menu

France:

(Click on, then scroll down to) French Colonial History, 22-28 June 1999:
- Kathryn Firmin-Sellers, Eric Ross, Adell Patton, Jr., Stephen A. Harmon, Benoit de l'Estoile, Jonathan Reynolds, and Cheikh Anta Mbacke Babou.
- Return to the Menu

French Colonialism and Social Change, 24-31 May 2001:
- Iain Walker (2), Eric Ross, and Ulrike Schuerkens.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) French Education Archives, 12-18 November 1998:
- Rachael Langford, Gabrielle Hecht, Andy Grossman, Mohamed Mbodj, William C. Fellows, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Martin Klein.
- Return to the Menu

Funerals:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Political Funerals in Africa, 14-17 October 1997:
- Michael Tetelman, William Storey, Derick Fay, Ron Mcgee, Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Dag Henrichsen, Kathleen Sheldon, and Michael Tetelman.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) West African Funeral Song, 2-4 February 1999:
- Jerise Fogel, Kirk Arden Hoppe, Barbara Hoffman, and Amadou Tidiane Fofana.
- Return to the Menu

Games:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africa and War Games, 3-7 December 1998:
- John P. Dunn, John Edward Philips, Barry Morton, and Peter J. Rogers.
- Return to the Menu

Gangs:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cowboy-clad Gangs in Africa, 5-8 May 1999:
- Carolyn Brown, Atieno Odhiambo, Didier Gondola, Kenneth W. Harrow, Charles Ambler, Pieter Remes, Edward Alpers, Filip De Boeck, and Jonathan Reynolds.
- Return to the Menu

Urban Gangs and Violence, 29 April - 11 May 2000:
- Gary Kynoch, Paul Nugent, Sarah Lozowski, Kenneth Wylie, Gary Kynoch, Ralph Austen, Bob White, Peter Alegi, Lisa Anne McNee, Allen Roberts, and Mel Page.
- Return to the Menu

Genocide:

Definitions of Genocide, Rwanda, Leopold, the Reading Public, the West, and War Crimes, 18 April - 6 May 2001:
- Michael Hoyt, David Newbury, Michael Hoyt, Christoph Marx, Kathryn Green, Hein Vanhee, Neil Parsons, Elaine Windrich, and Adam Jones.
- Return to the Menu

Germany:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Relations: Blacks and Germans (June 1999) and (July 1999), 22 June - 7 July 1999:
- Peter Limb, Chege John Githiora Kelly J. Morris, Werner Hillebrecht (twice), Ron Mcgee, Tilman Dedering, Wolf Roder, Leo Lucassen, H. Becker, Mette Shayne, Sylvia Curtis, Joe Lunn, Bob Monroe, Anna-Maria Brandstetter, and Mark L. Lilleleht.
- Return to the Menu

Globalization:

Globalization and Poverty Concerning West Africa, 15 February - 11 March 2001:
- Eugene Mendonsa (3), Kalala Ngalamulume, Patrick Wurster (2), David Nolan, Maureen Anderson, and Charles Abbott.
- Return to the Menu

Gold:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Gold Mine Camps in Mali (May 1999) and (June 1999), 24 May - 6 June 1999:
- Victoria M. Pasley, Eugenia Herbert, Patrick Harries, Filip De Boeck, Katja Werthmann, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

Guinea-Bissau Gold, 30 June - 3 July 2001:
- Adam Browning, Wendy Wilson Fall, Joe Lauer, Eric Ross, Valdemir Zamparoni, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Goree:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Conferences on Goree, 17-25 October 1997:
- Gretchen Walsh, Mark Alan Hinchman, Geoff Coats, Ralph Austen (twice), and Randal Jelks.
- Return to the Menu

Goree and the Atlantic Slave Trade, 2-30 August 1995:
- Ralph Austen, Beth Buggenhagen, John Boldrick, Philip Curtin, Gloria Emeagwali, Paul S. Landau, Richard Lobban, Harold Marcus, Achille Mbembe, John Pankratz, and John Saillant.
- Return to the Menu

Griots:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Books on Griots, 6-9 December 1999:
- Erich Martel, Martin Klein, Valdemir Zamparoni, and Dee Woodtor.
- Return to the Menu

Gugunhama:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Gugunhama & Mozambique, 22-25 November 1998:
- Betty Brink, Kathleen Sheldon, Linda Heywood, and Valdemir Zamparoni.
- Return to the Menu

Guinea-Bissau:

Guinea-Bissau Gold, 30 June - 3 July 2001:
- Adam Browning, Wendy Wilson Fall, Joe Lauer, Eric Ross, Valdemir Zamparoni, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Hammarskjold:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Dag Hammarskjold Killed by the West? (August 1998) and (September 1998), 28 August-3 September 1998:
- Kathryn Green, Mel Page (twice), and Edouard Bustin.
- Return to the Menu

History:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African History Course (July 1998) and (August 1998), 13 July-4 August 1998:
- Warren F. Gray, C. Alvin Hughes, Opolot Okia, Margaret Crumpton, Jonathan Reynolds, and Barbara Brown.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African History in UK Schools, 8-10 December 1998:
- John Pape, Marika Sherwood, Barbara Brown, and Diana Jeater.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African History on the Internet, 25-28 September 1998:
- Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Peter Alegi, and Allison K. Shutt.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Afrian (sic) History Sources (see also African History Sources), 13 March 2000:
- David Schoenbrun, John P. Dunn, Gail Braybon, Patrick Wurster, Jennifer E. Sessions, James M. Blaut, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African History Teaching Priorities (March 1997), (April 1997), and (May 1997), 24 March - 1 May 1997:
- John Thornton, Wendy Urban-Mead, Chris Lowe, J. Brookes Spector, Edi Campbell, John Thornton, Mary E. Lanser, John Thornton, Mary Gallwey, Cora Presley, and BerhaneSelassie Tsehai.
- Return to the Menu

African History Through Literature, 10-29 April 1995:
- James Newman, Mel Page, Randall Powuels, Cora Presley, and Carol Summers.
- Return to the Menu

African Islamic History, 19-30 April 1995:
- Benjamin D. Branch, Beth Buggenhagen, Tim Carmichael, Abdin Chande, Richard Corby, Eugenia Herbert, Alvin Hughes, John Humwick, Martin Klein, Paul S. Landau, Bob LaRue, P.K.Muana, Martin S. Ottenheimer, Randy Pouwels, Peter A. Rogers, and Monica Van Beusekom.
- Return to the Menu

Africa Material for Syllabus, 15 June - 17 July 2000:
- Shields Sundberg, Tama Hamilton-Wray, Martin Klein, Erich Martel, and Rebecca Hall.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Women Historians, 8-14 December 1998:
- Adrienne I. Miller, David C. Conrad, Neil Parsons, Misty Bastian, Mette Shayne, and Donald Osborn.
- Return to the Menu

Basic Overview of African History, 23 August - 9 September 1999:
- Jack Betterly, Natalie Sandomirsky, Anthony King, Debora Johnson-Ross, Dorothy Flynn, and Jonathan Reynolds.
- Return to the Menu

BCE/CE Terminology, 15-17 December 2000:
- Iain Walker, Ranes Chakravorty, Robert Baum, John Edward Philips, and Maria Griffin.
- Return to the Menu

Discourse Analysis of Historiography, 13-18 May 2000:
- Karel Arnaut, Lisa Anne McNee, Jeremy Joseph Pool, William Turner, Alex Popovich, Richard Gildrie, Michael Hammer, Chris Lowe, Bharat Gupt, and Lisa McNee.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Historians and the Historical Profession in Post-Apartheid South Africa, 15-23 December 1999:
- Asma Hassan, Peter Limb, Stowell Kessler, and Siphamandla Zondi.
- Return to the Menu

History and Cultures of Africa Course, 11-14 September 2000:
- Joseph M. O'Neal, Katherine Weist, Ralph Austen, Natalie Sandomirsky, Mel Page, and M. Jane Bryce.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) History of Africa Course, 2-4 October 1996:
- John Lonsdale, Peter A. Rogers, Michael Hoyt, and Elizabeth Isichei.
- Return to the Menu

History of Science in Africa, 9-15 July 1998:
- Oghenetoja Okoh, A.T. Miller, Gloria Emeagwali, and Jonathan Reynolds.
- Return to the Menu

Periodization in Africa History, 12-27 November 2000:
- N. Kekana, Jay Spaulding, Chris Lowe, Astrid Schwenke, Jonathon Walz, Nicholas M. Creary, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch (3), John Thornton, Ken Harrow, Kathleen Sheldon, Chap Kusimba (2), Robert O. Collins, Kathryn Green (2), Iain Walker, Jonathon Walz, and David Schoenbrun.
- Return to the Menu

Precolonial Africa Text, 12-16 May 2000:
- Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai (2), Barbara Degorge (2), Natalie Sandomirsky, Iain Walker, and Neil Parsons (2).
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Primary Sources for African History Course, 13- 21 July 1999:
- Nemata Blyden, Gregory H. Maddox, Jonathan Reynolds, David Robinson, Pedro Machado, Randall L. Pouwels, Charles Becker, and Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Reading African History for Fun and Profit, 9-17 April 1997:
- Barry Morton (twice).
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Reading List for Qualifying Exams [for West African History], 3-12 August 1999:
- Rebecca Hall, Umeme Sababu, Brett R. Moothart-O'Bannon, and Hilary Jones.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Teaching of African History, 24-28 April 2000:
- Peter Limb, John Kwadwo Osei-Tutu, Mamaissii, Mackie J.V. Blanton, and Richard Rathbone.
- Return to the Menu

Teaching North Africa, 29 July-4 August 1998:
- Lisa Countess, Peter Limb, David Robinson, John Thornton, and Patrick Wurster.
- Return to the Menu

The Use of Clio by Africans, 16-23 April 1998:
- Peter Limb, Manelisi P. Genge, Jonathan Reynolds, Werner Hillebrecht, Peter Limb, Manelisi P. Genge, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

Homosexuality:

Homosexuality in Asante Culture, 1 December 2000 to 5 January 2001:
- Natasha Gray, Jim Sanders, Kofi Ellison, and Michael Amoah.
- Return to the Menu

Homosexuality in Dahomean Culture, 25 October - 12 November 2000:
- Mamaissii Vivian Dansi Hounon (4), Eugene L. Mendonsa, Ron Krabill, Edna G. Bay, Gregory Mann (2), Robin Law, and Kenneth. C. Wylie (2).
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Homosexuality in Nigeria, 7-10 July 1998:
- C. Abbott (2) and Oliver Phillips.
- Return to the Menu

Homosexuality in Precolonial Africa, 25 April - 3 May 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Carmela Garritano, Judith Krieger, Robert Baum, Olabode Ibironke (2), Eric Ross (2), Jay Spaulding, Eugene Mendonsa (2), John Thornton, Tim Cleaveland, Lisa McNee (3), Gregory Mann, Blaine Bershad, Ken Curtis, Jonathan Reynolds (2), Brett Shadle, Ann McDougall, Gregory Mann, Scott Reese, Ibrahim Hamza, Chris Lowe, Stephen Belcher, Adeleke Adeeko, Benjamin N. Lawrance, Olabode Ibironke, Mohamed Kassim, Delroy Constantine-Simms, Stephen Pierce, and William Fellows.
- Return to the Menu

Precolonial Homosexuality, 24 October - 13 November 1995:
- John Boldrick, A. Chande, Samuel Kasule, Lawrence Mbogoni, Barry C. Morton, Bruce Moyer, Michael Tuck, and Valdemir D. Zamparoni.
- Return to the Menu

Houphouet-Boigny, Felix:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Houphouet-Boigny and Cult of Personality, 18-28 February 1998:
- Nicholas Klassen, Howard French, Gloria Emeagwali, Karel Arnaut, Howard French, Jeanne Maddox Toungara, Robert Handloff, Gloria Emeagwali, William Fellows, James Sanders, Marie Miran, Harold Marcus, Richard L. Warms, David C. Conrad, Kalala Ngalamulume, Tsehai Berhane-Selassie, Howard French, Gloria Emeagwali, Mark Bearn, Ken Wylie, Greg and Gina Spencer, Robert Handloff, Robert Handloff, Marion E. Doro, Atieno Odhiambo, Peter Limb, Stephan Buehnen, At Ipenburg, Peter Pels, Gloria Emeagwali, William Fellows, Chris Lowe, Gretchen Walsh, Max Dashu, Chris Lowe, Valerie Golaz, Henri Medard,Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Richard Harris, Robert Handloff, Misty Bastian, William Fellows, and Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch.
- Return to the Menu

Hutu:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Hutu/Tutsi Relations (February 1997) and (March 1997), 24 February - 3 March 1997:
- Richard Robbins, Mario Aguilar, Robert Rotberg, Kenneth W. Harrow, Walter S. Clarke, Mette Shayne and Larry Yarak.
- Return to the Menu

Hutu Women during 1994 Genocide, 11 October 2000:
- Victoria Thur, Davis Bullwinkle, Estella Musiiwa, Peter Limb, and Kathleen Sheldon.
- Return to the Menu

Scramble for Africa, 27 January 1997:
- Jarle Simensen, Kathleen Sheldon, and Jeff Gaydish.
- Return to the Menu

Indian Ocean:

East Africa & Indian Ocean, 28 February-4 March 1998:
- Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Samuel Kasule, Chapurukha M. Kusimba, Allen Roberts, and Abdin Chande.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Indian Ocean Rim, 9-20 November 1996:
- Shubin Vladimir, Peter Limb, Mette Shayne, Iain Walker, Mel Page, and Berhane-Tsehai Selassie.
- Return to the Menu

Indians:

Indians and Indian Cuisine in West Africa, 7-10 September 2001:
- Return to the Menu

The Internet:

Africa and the Internet, 14-23 June 1996:
- Wenke Adam, Renato Aguilar, Misty Bastian, Tim Carmichael, John Dunn, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Arthur R. McGee, Rich Rath, Peter A. Rogers, and Morris Simon.
- Return to the Menu

African History on the Internet, 25-26 September 1998:
- Peter Limb, Karen Fung, Joseph Caruso, Chris Lowe, and Peter Alegi.
- Return to the Menu

African Web Sources, 15-17 September 1996:
- Richard Ward, Rhiman A. Rotz, Q. Priest, and Gloria Emeagwali.
- Return to the Menu

Distance Learning for African Studies Courses, 14-17 December 2001:
- Jane Njeri Irungu, Judith Bush, Robert White, Matt Carotenuto, Joseph O'Neal, Allison Drew, and Ron Krabill.
- Return to the Menu

H-SAfrica: [Should It Be Created?], 15 August - 15 September 1996:
- Harold Marcus (3), Dax Driver (2), Martin Klein (2), R. Matheron, Peter A. Rogers, Ibrahim Abdullah (2), Timothy Burke, Mel Page, Peter Limb (2), M. Musemwa, Stephen Rockel, Jane L. Parpart, E.J. Carruthers, Stephen Isabirye, Berhane-Tsehai Selassie, and Keith Tankard (2).
- Return to the Menu

Identity, Culture and the Internet, 22 June - 18 July 2000:
- Samuel Kasule, Heike Schmidt (2), Lisa Perry, Estella Musiiwa, Peter Limb, Pauline Kusiak, and Chika Anyanwu.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) (The) Internet in Africa, 13-20 April 2000:
- Jim Sanders, Neil Parsons (3), Jan Jansen, Eugene L. Mendonsa, John Pape (2), Martin Klein, Christophe Bonnet, Ibra Sene, Peter Limb (3), David Nolan (3), Moupou Mose, Dorothy Woodson, Brian Coyle, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

Internet in Africa/Education Issues, 19-20 July 2000:
- D.J. Chandler, Bruce Janz, and Karen Fung.
- Return to the Menu

Internet News Sources, 22-27 August 1996:
- Quinton Priest, Joseph Caruso, Dax Driver, Virginia Curtin Knight-Tyson, Christopher P. Koch, and Bronwen Manby (2).
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) [Inter]Net Gains in Third-World, 10-15 November 1996:
- Larry Yarak, Mel Page, Peter Limb, and Morris Simon.
- Return to the Menu

Websites on Islam in Africa, 27 September - 1 October 2001:
- Robert R. Edgar, Gerard van de Bruinhorst, Allen Roberts, and Eric Ross.
- Return to the Menu

Islam:

African Islamic History, 19-30 April 1995:
- Benjamin D. Branch, Beth Buggenhagen, Tim Carmichael, Abdin Chande, Richard Corby, Eugenia Herbert, Alvin Hughes, John Humwick, Martin Klein, Paul S. Landau, Bob LaRue, P.K.Muana, Martin S. Ottenheimer, Randy Pouwels, Peter A. Rogers, and Monica Van Beusekom
- Return to the Menu

African Muslim Slaves in America, 2-7 August 1995:
- Ralph Austen, Peter Caron, Philip Curtin, Eugenia Herbert, Martin Klein, Kevin Lewis, Richard Lobban, A.T. Miller, Joseph M. O'Neal, William G. Sacks, Timothy R. Sweet, Kelly Tucker, and David William Voorhees.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Amulets and Islam, 24-27 October 1999:
- Alison A. Curtin, Stephen Wooten, Jeremy Joseph Pool, Randall Pouwels, Maggie Canvin, John Edward Philips, and Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Hadrami Influences in Southern Africa, 12-21 February 2000:
- Iain Walker, Robert Rotberg, Randall Pouwels, Neil Parsons, Eric Morier-Genoud, and Bronwen Manby.
- Return to the Menu

Islam and the African Slave Trade, 18-22 April 1996:
- Peter Caron, Doug Deal, Ken Dossar, Ken Harrow, John Edward Philips, and Becky Shumway.
- Return to the Menu

Websites on Islam in Africa, 27 September - 1 October 2001:
- Robert R. Edgar, Gerard van de Bruinhorst, Allen Roberts, and Eric Ross.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) West African Islam on Film (October 1996) and (November 1996), 25 October - 1 November 1996:
- Abdin Chande, John Dunn, Beth Anne Buggenhagen, Fred Hansen, Janet Ghattas, Zeric Kay Smith, Patrick Mensah, Danna R. Williams, Misty Bastian and Elias Bongmba.
- Return to the Menu

Israel:

Israeli Involvement in African Affairs, 13-18 October 2000:
- Ken Harrow, Jonathan Miran, John Stoner, Gloria Emeagwali, Peter Limb, Jonathan Reynolds, Nancy Lust, and Ella Keren.
- Return to the Menu

Jaga:

(Please click on, then scroll down to) The Jaga, 16-22 November 1996:
- Jane Landers, Kalala Ngalamulume, Jose Curto, Valdemir Zamparoni, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Journalism:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Kaplan on Africa, 3-19 November 1998:
- Jack Betterly, Kenneth Wylie, Wolf Roder, Scott MacEachern, Chris Lowe, Kenneth Wylie, Bob Press, Chris Lowe, Martin Klein, Robert Cummings, and Patrick Wurster.
- Return to the Menu

King Leopold and Africanists, 14-27 March 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Luc Francois (2), Barbara Brown, Robert O. Collins, Mel Page, John Thornton (2), Simon Lewis, Jack Betterly, Peter Limb (2), Jonathan Reynolds, Timothy Burke, Bob Press, Chris Lowe, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Jeffrey Demers, Angene Wilson, Jonathan Glassman, Kenda Mutongi, Robert Gordon, David Brown, Christopher Youe, Michael Hoyt, Ronald J. Wilson, Eugenia Herbert, Marion Jackson, and David Moore.
- Return to the Menu

N[ational] P[ublic] R[adio]'S Africa, 17-20 October 2000:
- Edward Steinhart, Linda Heywood, Kathleen Sheldon, Jonathan Reynolds, Jamie Monson, Margaret Hanzimanolis (2), and Lisa Anne McNee.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Press Freedom in Africa, 12-14 August 1997:
- Peter Limb (twice), Ramotena Mabote, and Gretchen Walsh.
- Return to the Menu

Kabila, Laurent:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Kabila Through the Looking Glass (April 1997) and (May 1997), 28 April - 26 May 1997:
- David Newbury, Mikael Karlstrom, Paul-Albert N. Emoungu, Paul-Albert N. Emoungu, David Newbury, Kenneth W. Harrow, Martin Klein, Michael P. E. Hoyt, Jean-Luc Vellut, Ken Wylie, Robert Rotberg, Martin Klein, James M. Blaut, Ken Wylie, Claire L. Dehon, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Samuel Kasule, and Kathleen Sheldon.
- Return to the Menu

Kaplan, Robert:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Kaplan on Africa, 3-19 November 1998:
- Jack Betterly, Kenneth Wylie, Wolf Roder, Scott MacEachern, Chris Lowe, Kenneth Wylie, Bob Press, Chris Lowe, Martin Klein, Robert Cummings, and Patrick Wurster.
- Return to the Menu

Kenya:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Recent Political Conflict in Kenya, 6-11 September 1997:
- Sally Schramm, E. Nyokabi Adams, and G. Muriuki.
- Return to the Menu

Kings:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Kings, 22-27 October 1997:
- Ezekiel Gebissa, Aswan Boudreaux, John Thornton, Chris Lowe, Ralph Austen, Randal Jelks, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Kongo:

(Please click on, then scroll down to) The Jaga, 16-22 November 1996:
- Jane Landers, Kalala Ngalamulume, Jose Curto, Valdemir Zamparoni, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Kongo and Sri Lanka, 31 July - 31 August 2000:
- Thomas Turner, John Thornton, Mary Wren Bivins, Stefanie Dunning, Peter Limb (2), George Bryan Souza, R.J. Barendse, Ranes Chakravorty, and Stephen Feldman.
- Return to the Menu

Languages/Words:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Adinkra (September 1998) and (October 1998), 14 September-13 October 1998:
- Kenneth Wilburn, John Kwadwo Osei-Tutu, David Coplan, Brian Siegel, Brian Siegel, Michael D. Levin, Ray Silverman, Manu Herbstein, Gloria Emeagwali, and George F. Kojo Arthur.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Languages, Education, and Development (November) and (December), 29 November - 6 December 1999:
- Donald Z. Osborn, Kenneth Harrow, Mackie J.V. Blanton, William C. Fellows, John Edward Philips, Don Osborn, Patrick Wurster, Chris Lowe, Ken Harrow, Atieno Odhiambo, Eric Ross, and Donald Z. Osborn.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Amharic Software, 14-16 October 1997:
- John Dunn, Ray Silverman, John Edward Philips, Fikru Gebrekidan, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, John Dunn, and Tim Carmichael
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Anglo/Francophone/Something Else?, 1-23 December 1998:
- Donald Osborn, Atieno Odhiambo, Valdemir Zamparoni, Fiona McLaughlin, Mark Bearn, Thomas Turner, John Edward Philips, Balam Nyeko, Martin Klein, Nicholas M. Creary, Mark Bearn, Chris Lowe, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Donald Osborn, Fiona McLaughlin, and Kenneth Harrow, Donald Osborn.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Bantu Dispersal, 3-19 March 1998:
- John E. Leary, Dave Killick, Forrest Aguirre, Colleen Kriger, Norman Etherington, Roland Oliver, David Killick, Dax Driver, David Lee Schoenbrun, Colleen Kriger, Harold Marcus, Eloi Cyrille Tollo, David Lee Schoenbrun, Eugenia Herbert and Quinton G. Priest.
- Return to the Menu

Development and Languages, 14-27 January 1997:
- Siegel Brian (2), Peter Limb (2), Kenneth W. Harrow (2), David Lee Schoenbrun (2), Eric Ross (2), John Edward Philips, Ralph Austen, David A. Chappell, and Nyokabi.
- Return to the Menu

(Please Click on, then scroll down to) Early African Written Language (September 1997) and (October 1997), 29 September - 11 October, 1997:
- Howard French, Eric Ross, Gordon Thomasson, Catherine Russell, Mark Lilleleht, A.T. Miller, Ralph Austen, Ken Harrow, James Blaut, Michael Hoyt, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Lisa McNee, Clist Bernard, Howard French, John Edward Philips, John Thornton, Gloria Emeagwali, Mohamed Mbodj, Ralph Austen, Mette Shayne, Jean-Marie Volet, Ralph Austen, Peter Limb, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Ebonics and West Africa, 8-10 January 1997:
- Rebecca Shumway, Brian Siegel, and Mary E. Lanser.
- Return to the Menu

(Please Click on, then scroll down to) Endangered African Languages (April 1997) and (May 1997), 23 April - 19 May 1997:
- Walusako Mwalilino, Gordon C. Thomasson, John Edward Philips, Yohanna Mai Gona, John Edward Philips, Walusako Mwalilino, Brian Siegel, Walusako Mwalilino, and Roger Beck.
- Return to the Menu

Endangered Languages, 24-28 March 2000:
- Bee Wuthrich, Donald Z. Osborn, Nancy Jean Lust, and Louise Leonard.
- Return to the Menu

The Expression "OK", 17-19 August 2001:
- Wolf Roder, Kenneth C. Wylie (2), Ellen Foley, Loree D. Jones, Donald Zhang Osborn, Chris Lowe, Daniel Zylbersztajn, David A. Chappell, Konrad T. Tuchscherer, Stella Herzog, and Nuru Akinyemi.
- Return to the Menu

Going Fantee, 11-30 September 1996:
- Raymond Familusi (2), Peter A. Rogers, Gareth Griffiths, Larry Yarak, Henk Dop, and David A. Chappell.
- Return to the Menu

Kiswahili and Identity, 24-27 April 2001:
- Frank Njubi (2), John Edward Philips, Inge Brinkman, and Kathleen Sheldon.
- Return to the Menu

Linguistic Charts of Sierra Leone, 12-23 January 1998:
- Jan Van Weverberg, Stephan Buehnen, John Thornton, Adam Jones, Scott MacEachern, and Sheikh Umarr Kamarah.
- Return to the Menu

Libyan Tmazight Language, 6-8 January 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Max Dashu, Nikolai A. Dobronravin, and Jay Spaulding.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) "Matabiche" in Zaire and Mozambique, 24-28 April 1997:
- Eric Morier-Genoud, Mustafah Dhada, Jean-Luc Vellut, Howard French, Samuel H. Nelson, Claire L. Dehon, and Zeric Kay Smith.
- Return to the Menu

Meaning of African Name"Abony", 19-25 April 2001:
- Peter Limb, Atieno Odhiambo, Gerard Chouin, Peter H. Gilliland, and Misty Bastian.
- Return to the Menu

Meaning of White Names in Africa, 18 September - 4 October 2001:
- Sylviane Diouf, Ngwarsungu Chiwengo, Daniel Zylbersztajn, John Thornton, Pal Ahluwalia, Onaiwu W. Ogbomo, Tamba M'bayo, John Edward Philips, Stella Herzog, Kimani Njogu, Anna Maria Brandstetter, Colin Darch, Lotte Hughes, Inge Brinkman, Baz Lecocq, Linda Heywood, Rick Bradshaw, Ruth Kerkham, Peter H. Gilliland, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Howard Venable, Jonathan Reynolds, Joseph C. Miller, Jonathon Glassman, Misty Bastian, David Schoenbrun, Ngalamulume Kalala, Robert R. Edgar, Donald Zhang Osborn, Patrick Wurster, John Pape, Jan Jansen, Elias K. Bongmba, Simon Kekana, Emily Gottreich, Kenya Hudson, Ellen Foley, Mary Wren Bivins, and Honore Vinck.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Origin of term "Mumbo Jumbo", 22-28 January 1998:
- Ron Mcgee, Michael Maren, Max Dashu, Gretchen Walsh, Peter Mark, Stephan Buhnen, Katya Leney, Steven Thomson, Jean Libby, Mary Bevins, and Ken Dossar.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Primitivism, 24-29 April 1997:
- Gordon C. Thomasson, Pier M. Larson, Paul Landau, Colleen Kriger, and BerhaneSelassie Tsehai.
- Return to the Menu

A Question of Vocabulary [in South African Historiography], 16 April - 4 May 1997:
- Keith Tankard, Tom Cushman, J. Brooks Spector, Gretchen Walsh, Norman Etherington, John Pape, Christopher Lowe, John Thornton, Cherie Preville, David Brown, Paul Landau and Aran MacKinnon, Neil Parsons, Harold Marcus, Gretchen Walsh, Manelisi Genge, Stephen Belcher, and Jean Libby.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Regional Languages in Africa, 15-20 March 2000:
- Janet McCrorey, Martin Klein, A.M. Kanduza, Stephen Rockel, Ralph Austen, Gregory Mann, Thomas Turner, Ann McDougall, Karim Traore, Claude Ardouin, Karim Traore, Donald Z. Osborn, David Schoenbrun, and Neil Parsons.
- Return to the Menu

Syllable Repetition in African Languages, 10-15 January 2001:
- Edward Gibbon, Karim Traore, Ken Harrow, Mel Page, and John Edward Philips.
- Return to the Menu

Tribal/Ethnic/Language Groups, 26 May-20 June 1995:
- Gregory Barz, Thomas M. Costa, Claire Dehon, Fikru N. Gebrekidan, James G. Holley III, Wole Ife, Nancy Jacobs, Samuel Kasule, Immaculate Kizza, Louise Leonard, Mark Lilleleht, Peter Limb, Richard Lobban, Chris Lowe, Harold G. Marcus, Pekka Masonen, Guy-Maurille Massamba, Wolf Roder, Kelly Tucker, and Eric M. Washington.
- Return to the Menu

Yoruba Diacritics, 1-2 September 1996:
- Jermaine Jones, Albrecht Hofheinz, and Harold Marcus. Return to the Menu

Leopold, King of Belgium:

King Leopold and Africanists, 12 March - 9 April 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Luc Francois (2), Barbara Brown, Robert O. Collins, Mel Page, John Thornton (2), Simon Lewis, Jack Betterly, Peter Limb (2), Jonathan Reynolds, Timothy Burke, Bob Press, Chris Lowe, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Jeffrey Demers, Angene Wilson, Jonathan Glassman, Kenda Mutongi, Robert Gordon, David Brown, Christopher Youe, Michael Hoyt, Ronald J. Wilson, Eugenia Herbert, Marion Jackson, David Moore, and Robert Edgar.
- Return to the Menu

King Leopold, the Rwanda Genocide and the Reading Public, 24 April - 1 May 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Hein Vanhee, Neil Parsons and Elaine Windrich.
- Return to the Menu

Literacy:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Literacy, 14-28 October 1997:
- Paul Landau, Gordon Thomasson, Susan Gasster, Ann McDougall, John Edward Philips, James Blaut, Stephen Belcher, and John Edward Philips.
- Return to the Menu

Lugard, Frederick:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Lugard Research, 23-28 May 1997:
- Laszlo Mathe, Carol Summers, Jean Hay and Misty Bastian.
- Return to the Menu

Maasai:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Maasai and Supermodels, Africa in the Media (February 1998), (March 1998), and (August 1998), 28 February - 10 August 1998:
- John P. Dunn, Kenneth Wylie, Neil Lettinga, Jonathan Reynolds, Misty Bastian, Kenneth Wylie, Lawrence Mbogoni, Bill Youngs, Richard Matheron, Ken Harrow, Joel Samoff, Claire L. Dehon, Stephan Buhnen, John Casson, Betsy Hanzimanolis, Jonathan Reynolds, Bob White, Stephen M. Shea, Ron Mcgee, Bill Youngs, C. Abbott, Atieno Odhiambo, Stephen Orvis, Jonathan Reynolds and Jordan Shapiro.
- Return to the Menu

Makeba, Miriam:

Miriam Makeba, 3 July - 23 July 2001:
- Robert Cummings, Sidney Allinson (2), Gerald Horne, Dorothy Woodson, Walusako Mwalilino, J. Brooks Spector, Manu Herbstein, David Philips, and Neo Ramoupi.
- Return to the Menu

Malaria:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Anti-Malarial Drugs (February 1997), (May 1997), and (June 1997), 7 February - 11 June 1997:
- Allison Drew, Elisa Forgey, Mike Yates, Barbara Sparks, Peter Mark, Jamie Monson, Judith Krieger, Jane Santeusanio, Kara Ellis Skora, Liz Ten Dyke, Roberta Ann Dunbar, Cecil Blake, Abosede George, Don Gordon, Harry Marks, Scott MacEachern, Pier Larson, Stephen Rockel, Zeric Kay Smith, Paul Indeglia, Kathleen Sheldon, Marion E. Doro, Bill Bravman, Barbara Sparks, Don Osborn, David A. Chappel, Paul Landau, Walter Clarke, Ken Wilburn, Taja-Nia Henderson, Jessica Shadian, Elaine Robinson, Andrew Richards, Bob Cancel, Jane Hale, John Edward Philips, Eric Ross, Elisa Forgey, and Julie Cormack.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cholera in East Africa/Malaria for Babies, 27-30 January 1998:
- Abdin Chande, Masato Sawada, Kathleen Sheldon, Erik Gilbert, Beverly Smith, Bronwen Manby, and Abdin Chande.
- Return to the Menu

Mali:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Counting Money in Mali, October 15-25 1997:
- Zeric Kay Smith, Leland Barrows, Ralph Austen, Libbie Freed, Edouard Bustin, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, and Raul Kassea.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Gold Mine Camps in Mali (May 1999) and (June 1999), 24 May - 6 June 1999:
- Victoria M. Pasley, Eugenia Herbert, Patrick Harries, Filip De Boeck, Katja Werthmann, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

Mami Wata (Mammy Water):

Mami Wata, 10 December 1995 - 14 October 1996:
- Misty Bastian, Tom Edwin, Derick Fay, Sean Morrow, Brian Siegel, and Pippa Skotnes.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Mami Wata (January 1998) and (February 1998), 6 January - 27 February 1998:
- Masato Sawada, Ethel Takang, Ann McDougall, Mary Ann Clark, Misty Bastian, Peter Limb, Brenda Randolph, and Dansi Hounon.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) ,Mami Wata: Dispelling the Myths, 23 February 2000:
- Mamaissii Vivian Dansi Hounon.
- Return to the Menu

Maps:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Maps, Overheads, CD-ROM maps, 28-30 September 1999:
- Brian Hosmer, Maggie Canvin and Karen Fung.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) French on "New Map" in NY Times, 2-11 December 1997:
- Ken Harrow, Zeric Kay Smith, Eric Morier, Ann McDougall, Robert Handloff, and Jeff Gaydish.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Kong Mountains in West Africa, 16-20 October 1998:
- Laszlo Mathe, Kathryn Green, Ray Silverman, James L. Newman, Karel Arnaut, Stephen Wooten, Garth Myers and Susan Geiger.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Maps, Postmodernism and Knowledge, 2-11 November 1997:
- Chris Lowe, Jim Blaut, Chris Lowe, Ralph Austen, Jim Blaut, Elias Bongmba, Ken Harrow, Jim Blaut, Thom McClendon, Chris Lowe, Elias Bongmba, Ralph Austen, and David Brown.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) New "Map" of Africa, 1-10 November 1997:
- Charles Ambler, Simon Katzenellenbogen, John Betterly, Larry Yarak, Ralph Austen, Gloria Emeagwali, Eric Morier-Genoud, David Chappell, Gordon Thommason, Bronwen Manby, Harold Marcus, and Eric Ross.
- Return to the Menu

Maritime:

Sewn boats in East Africa, 23-29 March 2001:
- Iain Walker, Eric Ross, Chuck Schaefer, Kathleen Sheldon, Sharon Butler, Peter Robertshaw, and Scott Reese.
- Return to the Menu

Markets:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Markets, 1-11 June 1997:
- Howard French, Stephen Wooten, Edward Alpers, Dewit Angelo, Gordon Thomasson, Bernard Clist, Mario Aguilar, Chris Lowe, Mary Jeffers, Misty Bastian, and Emilie Adams.
- Return to the Menu

Marriage:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Interracial Marriage and Relationships, 20-26 February 1998:
- Kathryn Green, Lisa McNee, Jonathon Glassman, Mike Tetelman, Martin Klein, Giulia Barrera, Howard French, Kathleen Sheldon, and Kathryn Green.
- Return to the Menu

Mau Mau:

Mau Mau on Film, 30 September - 8 October 1998:
- James Burns, Edna G. Bay, Mette Shayne, Samuel S. Thomas, Alison Quammie, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Mau Mau Readings, 3-6 November 1996:
- David Newbury, Mel Page, J.M. Lonsdale, and Martin Klein.
- Return to the Menu

Mbuti/"Pygmy"/Batwa:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Film on Ota Benga, 1-25 February 2000:
- Obioma G. Nnaemeka, Kenneth C. Wylie, Gregory Maddox, Eric Garcetti, Bob Cummings, David Newbury, Marika Sherwood, Kathryn Green, and Chris Lowe.
- Return to the Menu

Media:

Africans in the Media 16-18 August 2000:
- Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, John Thornton, Peter Limb, John Pape, Martin Klein, and John Stoner.
- Return to the Menu

Angola and Angolans in the Media, 7-14 August 2000:
- John Thornton, Linda Heywood, Umeme Sababu, Gloria Emeagwali, and Timothy Burke.
- Return to the Menu

[USA's] N[ational] P[ublic] R[adio]'s Africa, 7-14 August 2000:
- Edward Steinhart, Linda Heywood, Kathleen Sheldon, Jonathan Reynolds, Jamie Monson, Margaret Hanzimanolis (2), and Lisa Anne McNee.
- Return to the Menu

Medicine:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Herbal Medicines, 20-29 March 2000:
- Wolf Roder, Kathleen Sheldon (twice), At Ipenburg, Sean Morrow, Amy Cooke, Stowell Kessler, Christopher Gray, David Simmons, David Schoenbrun, Chris Lowe, and Mary Ann Clark.
- Return to the Menu

AIDS and the Virgin Cure Myth, 11-30 December 2001:
- Bronwen Manby, Rina Sherman, Brett Shadle, Alan Thorold, David B. Coplan, Alan Thorold, and Marion Jackson. See also below: "Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure."
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Anti-Malarial Drugs (May 1997) and (June 1997), 30 May - 11 June 1997:
- Elaine Robinson, Andrew Richards, Bob Cancel, Jane Hale, John Edward Philips, Eric Ross, Elisa Forgey, and Julie Cormack.
- Return to the Menu

Films on Disease and Medicine, 24 May - 16 June 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Samuel S. Thomas, Valorie Thomas, Blair Rutherford, Kathleen J. Wininger, and Mary Wren Bivins.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, 7-12 September 1998:
- Laszlo Mathe, Julie Cormack, Marika Sherwood, Adell Patton, Nancy R. Hunt, and Adell Patton.
- Return to the Menu

Nigerian Doctors in the U.S., 6-10 September 2001:
- Jean-Marie Volet, Chika Anyanwu, Jonathan Reynolds, and Paul Iji.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure, 7-15 December 1997:
- Eric Washington, Lisa Lindsay, Joan Wardrop, Harold Marcus, E. Adams, Werner Hillebrecht, Charles Geshekter, Erik O. Gilbert, and Lynette Jackson.
- Return to the Menu

West African Medical Staff, 26-29 May 2000:
- Laszlo Mathe, Daniel Goodey, Helen Tilley, and Stephane Pavy.
- Return to the Menu

Migration:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Bantu Dispersal, 3-19 March 1998:
- John E. Leary, Dave Killick, Forrest Aguirre, Colleen Kriger, Norman Etherington, Roland Oliver, David Killick, Dax Driver, David Lee Schoenbrun, Colleen Kriger, Harold Marcus, Eloi Cyrille Tollo, David Lee Schoenbrun, Eugenia Herbert, and Quinton G. Priest.
- Return to the Menu

Military:

(Click on, then scroll down to) [Teaching]The Military in African Politics, 22-26 May 1997:
- Onaiwu Ogbomo, Chris Johnston, and Marion Doro.
- Return to the Menu

WWII and West African Forces, 25 June - 2 July 2001:
- Abosede Ajibike George, Koffi Anyinefa, Obioma G. Nnaemeka, Lemuel Johnson, Julie Livingston, Sophie Dulucq, Esperance Kana, Gregory Mann, Claire Dehon (3), John Philips, Joe Lunn, and Reuben Mekenye.
- Return to the Menu

Mining:

Documents on Havelock Mine, 20-29 May 2000:
- Dlamini Nhlanhla, Chris Lowe, Nancy Jacobs, Keith Ramsey, Lesley Hall, Phia Steyn, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Martin Klein, Melanie Lazarow, and Dlamini Nhlanhla.
- Return to the Menu

Missionaries:

African Christian Converts, 18-28 September 1996:
- Walusako A. Mwalilino (2), G. Thomasson (3), Samuel Kasule, Chima Korieh, Elizabeth Isichei (2), Eric M. Washington, Gloria Emeagwali (2), E. Campbell, Kenneth Wilburn, S. Summer, Misty Bastian, Paul S. Landau, Thomas Spear, J.B. Spector, Christopher Lowe, and Eric Morier-Genoud.
- Return to the Menu

Former Slaves and the Missionary Movement, 21-27 March 2000:
- Nicholas Omenka (2), Nicholas Omenka, Misty Bastian, Peter H. Gilliland, Aisha Lamb Sobh, and Tiffany Jones.
- Return to the Menu

V. Y. Mudimbe and Missionary Discourse, 21-23 February 2000:
- Fritz Stenger, David Schoenbrun, Mario I. Aguilar, and Robert E. Smith.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Music and Missionaries, 7-16 July 1999:
- Jan-Bart Gewald, Werner Hillebrecht, Wilfried von Lossow, Mette Shayne, Chris Lowe, Daniel Avorgbedor, Carol Lems-Dworkin, John Gray, Johannes Schya, Solomon Getahun, Robert E. Smith, Anna-Maria Brandstetter, and Isaac Kalumbu.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Nyasaland Mission Records, 27-30 July 1999:
- Amy Kaler, Edwina A. Morgan, Frank Chiteji, and Bruce Fetter.
- Return to the Menu

Money/Economics:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Counting Money in Mali, 15-25 October 1997:
- Zeric Kay Smith, Leland Barrows, Ralph Austen, Libbie Freed, Edouard Bustin, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, and Raul Kassea.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Economic Cost of Corruption [in West Africa], 10-15 June 1997:
- Anne O'Toole, David Brown, Laszlo Mathe, Bronwen Manby, Charles Abbott, and Robert Rotberg.
- Return to the Menu

"Maria Theresa Thalers" in Horn of Africa, 4-11 May 2000:
- John P. Dunn, Scott Reese, Scott MacEachern, Jan-Bart Gewald, Iain Walker (2), Ralph Austen, and Solomon Getahun.
- Return to the Menu

Morocco:

Moroccan Troops (WW II), 15-20 July 1995:
- John Boldrick, William B. Cohen, Martin Klein, Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Pat Manning, Joseph M. O'Neal, Mel Page, Linda Grant De Pauw, and Cora Presley.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Status of Women in Morocco, 16-18 April 1997:
- Holly Helenbrook and Susan Schaefer Davis.
- Return to the Menu

Mortar and Pestle:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Mortar and Pestle, 5-12 November 1998:
- Bob White, Adam Jones, Mary Ann Clark, Thomas Turner, Karel Arnaut, Paula Girshick, Judith Bettelheim, Laurel Birch de Aguilar and Allen Roberts.
- Return to the Menu

Mozambique:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Chibuene [Pottery in Mozambique], 29-30 July 1999:
- Iain Walker, Kathleen Sheldon, Adria LaViolette, Scott MacEachern, Pedro Machado, Randall Pouwels, and Edward Alpers.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Gugunhama & Mozambique, 22-25 November 1998:
- Betty Brink, Kathleen Sheldon, Linda Heywood and Valdemir Zamparoni.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) "Matabiche" in Zaire and Mozambique (April 1997) and (May 1997), 24 April - 21 May 1997:
- Eric Morier-Genoud, Mustafah Dhada, Jean-Luc Vellut, Howard French, Samuel H. Nelson, Claire L. Dehon, Zeric Kay Smith, Simon Katzenellenbogen and Simon Bockie.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Mozambique's Identity, 13-17 March 2000:
- Iain Walker, Kathleen Sheldon (2), Stephen Rockel, Kathleen Sheldon, and Peter Limb.
- Return to the Menu

Mudimbe, V.Y.:

(Click on, then scroll down to) V. Y. Mudimbe and Missionary Discourse, 21-23 February 2000:
- Fritz Stenger, David Schoenbrun, Mario I. Aguilar, and Robert E. Smith.
- Return to the Menu

Museums:

Museum Displays and Human Remains, 21-29 April 2001:
- Lucy Kamau, Jonathan Reynolds, Chris Lowe (2), Claire L. Dehon, Roger B. Beck, Elizabeth MacGonagle, and Bruce S. Bennett.
- Return to the Menu

Sarah Baartmann and Documentary Film, 17-20 April 2001:
- John Stoner, Cornelius Moore, Rina Sherman, Christopher Youe, David Coplan (2), Frank Chiteji, Joseph Caruso, Neil Parsons, Beti Ellerson, Allen F. Roberts, and Rina Sherman.
- Return to the Menu

Music:

(Click on, then scroll down to) The Destination of Slaves from Gold Coast (and Music), 28 March 2000:
- Brian Hosmer, Gerard Chouin, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) The Devil's Flute, 14-21 November 1998:
- Bruce Janz, Joseph Mbele, Kenneth W. Harrow, Joseph Mbele, Stephen Belcher, Kenneth W. Harrow, Birgit Joedahl and Joseph Mbele.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Music and Missionaries, 7-16 July 1999:
- Jan-Bart Gewald, Werner Hillebrecht, Wilfried von Lossow, Mette Shayne, Chris Lowe, Daniel Avorgbedor, Carol Lems-Dworkin, John Gray, Johannes Schya, Solomon Getahun, Robert E. Smith, Anna-Maria Brandstetter and Isaac Kalumbu.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Music Videos for African Studies (August 1997) and (September 1997), 27 August - 6 September 1997:
- Chris Bierwirth, Jean Libby, John Weiss, Peter Limb and Aswan Boudreaux.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) West African Funeral Song, 2-4 February 1999:
- Jerise Fogel, Kirk Arden Hoppe, Barbara Hoffman, and Amadou Tidiane Fofana.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Zairian Music Survives, 20-22 May 1997:
- Wiebe Boer, Claire L. Dehon, Gloria Emeagwali, Atieno Odhiambo, Tierno S. Bah and Gloria Emeagwali.
- Return to the Menu

Nationalism:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Nationalists and the Irish Rebellion, 28-20 March 1998:
- ">John Dunn, Werner Hillebrecht, Mucha Musemwa, Peter Limb, Gretchen Walsh, Thomas Turner, Atieno Odhiambo, Gordon C. Thomasson, William Storey, Roger B. Beck, Ned Alpers, Peter Limb, Barbara Brown, Paul Nugent, Seyoum Hameso, Peter Limb, Patrick Manning, Kathleen Sheldon and Jan-Bart Gewald.
- Return to the Menu

Ngugi Wa Thiong'o:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Critiques of Ngugi, 7-10 July 1998:
- Merry Merryfield, Kathleen Sheldon, Peter Limb and Mark L. Lilleleht.
- Return to the Menu

Nigeria:

Contemporary Nigeria References, 22-30 June 2000:
- Mark Lilleleht, Heike Schmidt, and Patrick Mbajekwe.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Homosexuality in Nigeria, 7-10 July 1998
- C. Abbott (twice) and Oliver Phillips.
- Return to the Menu

Minority Groups in Nigeria, 20-30 June 2000:
- Laszlo Mathe, Patrick Mbajekwe, Bronwen Manby, and David Pratten.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Nigeria after Abacha, 12-17 June 1998:
- Abosede George, Misty Bastian, Edris Cooper-Anifowoshe, Akinlolu Akingbola and Bronwen Manby.
- Return to the Menu

Nigerian and South African Labor Leaders, 17-18 October 2000:
- Kathleen Sheldon, Ruby A. Bell-Gam, Onaiwu W. Ogbomo, and Glenn Adler.
- Return to the Menu

Nigerian Doctors in the U.S., 6-10 September 2001:
- Jean-Marie Volet, Chika Anyanwu, Jonathan Reynolds, and Paul Iji.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Nigerian Posters (July ) and (August ), 31 July - 7 August 1998:
- Juerg Schneider, Jonathan Reynolds, Kathleen Sheldon, Angel D. Batiste, Karen Fung and Axel Harneit-Sievers.
- Return to the Menu

The Pope's Rhinoceros, 24-31 August 2001:
- Brenda Cooper, Emevwo Biakolo, and Nicholas Omenka.
- Return to the Menu

Stone Circle in Nigeria, 10-14 September 2000:
- Eugene L. Mendonsa, Karen Fung, Detlef Gronenborn, Aswan Boudreaux, Ibrahim Hamza, Mamaissii, and Peter H. Gilliland.
- Return to the Menu

Nkrumah, Kwame:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Kwame Nkrumah Documentary, 5-7 January 1999:
- Eric Martin, Peter Limb, Marika Sherwoodm and Manu Herbstein.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Kwame Nkrumah's Writings, 5-15 May 1999:
- Eric Martin, Peter Mwangi Kagwanja, Christoph Marx, Mackie Blanton, Ato Quayson, Atieno Odhiambo, Marika Sherwood, Chris Lowe, Richard Rathbone, Peter Limb, Andy Grossman and Tetteh Kofi.
- Return to the Menu

Nyabingi:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Reply: Nyiabingi in Africa and Caribbean, 2-17 February 1997:
- Loretta Collins, Stephen Isabirye, Natasha Smolens, and Fikru N. Gebrekidan.
- Return to the Menu

Nyasaland:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Nyasaland Mission Records, 27-30 July 1999:
- Amy Kaler, Edwina A. Morgan, Frank Chiteji, and Bruce Fetter.
- Return to the Menu

Nyerere:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Julius Nyerere, 21-27 October 1999:
- Nemata Blyden, Marion E. Doro, Frank Chiteji, Mel Page, Terri Barnes, Margaret Snyder, Stephen Rockel, Mario I. Aguilar and Dennis Storer.
- Return to the Menu

Origins:

Origins Myths, 1-4 November 2001:
- Brett Shadle, Mel Page, Anthony De V. Phillips, Kimani Njogu, Tama Hamilton-Wray, and Stephen Belcher.
- Return to the Menu

Pan-Africa:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Pan-African Senate (April 1997) and (May 1997), 29 April - 1 May 1997:
- BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, John Pape, and BerhaneSelassie Tsehai (twice).
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Pan-African Colors, 22-27 November 1999:
- Victoria Pasley, Chris Lowe, and Laurel Birch Aguilar.
- Return to the Menu

Performance:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Performance Artists, 5-7 April 2000:
- Peter Limb, Dee Woodtor, Nancy Jean Lust, John Gray, and Christina Jordan.
- Return to the Menu

Puppets and Politics, 11 October - 6 November 2000:
- Gregory Mann, M. Jane Bryce, Allen Roberts, Neil Parsons, Stephanie Marlin-Curiel, Robyn Sassen, Malcolm Payne, Javier Lopez Pinon (2), John M. Peffer, Chika Obiajulu Okeke, and John Gray.
- Return to the Menu

Photography:

Bibliography: Photography and African Studies, 15-25 June 2001:
- Massimo Zaccaria, Massimo Repetti, Sophie Dulucq, and Inge Brinkman.
- Return to the Menu

Politics:

West African Religion and Government, 18-20 March 2001:
- Tanya Huelett, David Robinson, Toja Okoh, Elisha Fernandes, Sandra E. Greene, Marlene Bitone, Manu Herbstein, Inge Brinkman, and Michele Chadeisson.
- Return to the Menu

Population:

Abortion Laws, 18-23 April 2001:
- Susan O'Brien, Lynn Thomas, Victoria B. Tashjian, and Kathleen Sheldon.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Population History, 2-7 October 1997:
- Bruce Fetter, Pat Manning, and Stephen Rockel.
- Return to the Menu

Central Africa's 'Infertility Belt', 31 July - 4 August 2000:
- Bryan Callahan, Edward Gibbon (2), and Helen Tilley.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Population Figures for the Black World (February), and (March), 21 February - 5 March 2000:
- Dee Woodtor, John P. Dunn, Umeme Sababu, William C. Fellows, Kenneth W. Harrow, Martin Klein, Dee Woodtor, Allen Roberts, Mamaissii Vivian Dansi Hounon, William C. Fellows, Peter Limb, Iain Walker, Audra A. Diptee, James M. Blaut, Chris Lowe, and Neil Parsons.
- Return to the Menu

Postmodernism:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Maps, Postmodernism and Knowledge, 2-11 November 1997:
- Chris Lowe, Jim Blaut, Chris Lowe, Ralph Austen, Jim Blaut, Elias Bongmba, Ken Harrow, Jim Blaut, Thom McClendon, Chris Lowe, Elias Bongmba, Ralph Austen, and David Brown.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Postmodernism and African Studies, 11-21 November 1997:
- Ken Harrow, Ken Wylie, Peter Limb, Ato Quayson, David A. Chappell and Ken Harrow.
- Return to the Menu

Postmodernism and Modern Africa, 22-31 May 1995:
- Beth Buggenhagen, Claire Dehon, David Ericson, Bruce Janz, Samuel Kasule, Martin Klein, Mary Lanser, Chris Lowe, Denise Miller, David Moore, and George Steffen.
- Return to the Menu

Post-neocolonialism:

Post-neocolonialism in Africa (April 2000) and (May 2000), 27 April - 3 May 2000:
- Robert Mitchell, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai (2), John Pape, Thierry Ngoufan Happi, Martin Klein (2), Eugene L. Mendonsa (2), Chris Lowe, Robert Mitchell, Ralph Austen, Mackie J.V. Blanton (2), John Thornton, Nancy Jean Lust, Jim Sanders, David A. Chappell, Perry Kyles, and J. Carl Dealy.
- Return to the Menu

Pottery:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Chibuene [Pottery in Mozambique], 29-30 July 1999:
- Iain Walker, Kathleen Sheldon, Adria LaViolette, Scott MacEachern, Pedro Machado, Randall Pouwels, and Edward Alpers.
- Return to the Menu

Power:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Kings, 22-27 October 1997:
- Ezekiel Gebissa, Aswan Boudreaux, John Thornton, Chris Lowe, Ralph Austen, Randal Jelks, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Decision-making in Africa, 13-30 May 1998:
- Kindane Mengisteab (twice), Manelisi Genge, Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani, Judith Van Allen, Timothy Dwight Nevin, Misty L. Bastian, Elias K. Bongmba, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Nikitah Okembe-Ra Imani, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Economic Cost of Corruption [in West Africa], 10-15 June 1997:
- Anne O'Toole, David Brown, Laszlo Mathe, Bronwen Manby, Charles Abbott, and Robert Rotberg.
- Return to the Menu

Ngwenyama: Meat Eating and Power, 22 January-12 February 1996:
- Leland C. Barrows, Misty Bastian, Stephen Belcher, N. Blyden, Richards Bradshaw, Colin Darch, Claire Dehon, Steven Feierman, Paul S. Landau, Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Richard Matheron, John Edward Philips, Peter A. Rogers, David A. Samper, David Lee Schoenbrun, Keith Tankard, Gordon C. Thomasson, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, and Brad Laurence Weiss.
- Return to the Menu

Primitivism:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Primitivism, 23-29 April 1997:
- Peter Limb, Gordon C. Thomasson, Pier M. Larson, Paul Landau, Colleen Kriger, and BerhaneSelassie Tsehai.
- Return to the Menu

Proverbs:

It Takes a Whole Village to Raise a Child, 25 January-5 February 1996:
- Ralph Austen, Misty Bastian, Edna G. Bay, Phyllis Bischof, Mary Brady, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Claire Dehon, David Ericson, Greg Finnegan, Edward H. Knoblauch, Christopher P. Koch, Bob LaRue, Chris Lowe, Lawrence Mbogoni, Jim McCann, Bruce Moyer, Apollos Nwauwa, Prema Qadir, David Lee Schoenbrun, M. Smith, and Gretchen Walsh.
- Return to the Menu

Race (See also Ethnicity):

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Mixed Race Peoples, 17-29 October 1996:
- Iain Walker, David Kalivas, Adam Jones, Pamela Scully, Thom McClendon, Robert R. Edgar, Stanley Nadel, Peter Limb, Chris Lowe, Martin Klein, Brian Siegel, David Killick, J. Brookes Spector, Allen Howard, Roy du Pre, and Iain Walker.
- Return to the Menu

Religion:

(Click on, then scroll down to) The Devil's Flute, 14-21 November 1998:
- Bruce Janz, Joseph Mbele, Kenneth W. Harrow, Joseph Mbele, Stephen Belcher, Kenneth W. Harrow, Birgit Joedahl and Joseph Mbele.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) V. Y. Mudimbe and Missionary Discourse, 21-23 February 2000:
- Fritz Stenger, David Schoenbrun, Mario I. Aguilar, and Robert E. Smith.
- Return to the Menu

Protecting African Religious Sites, 26 December 2000 - 4 January 2001:
- Allen Roberts, Peter Limb (2), Leon Jacobson, Ken Harrow, Nicholas Omenka, Robert M. Baum, Robert Papini, Walusako Mwalilino (2), and Allen Roberts.
- Return to the Menu

Religion and Ecology, 3-8 October 2001:
- Nicholas Creary, Kathleen Sheldon, Allen Roberts, Sandra E. Greene, and Wilfried von Lossow.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Religion in Africa Course, 21-29 May 1998:
- Allison K. Shutt, Mario I. Aguilar, Nicholas M. Creary, William Drake, Jonathan T. Reynolds, Nicholas M. Creary, Gillian Bershowitz and Mary Bivins.

Voodoo Priestess in West Africa, 12-15 October 2000:
- Samuel S. Thomas, Misty Bastian, Ray Silverman, Dennis Laumann, and Christina Jordan.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) West African Concepts of the Soul (February 1998) and (March 1998), 28 February-6 March 1998:
- Dain Borges, John Weiss, Mary Ann Clark, C. Abbott and Harold Marcus.
- Return to the Menu

West African Religion and Government, 18-20 March 2001:
- Tanya Huelett, David Robinson, Toja Okoh, Elisha Fernandes, Sandra E. Greene, Marlene Bitone, Manu Herbstein, Inge Brinkman, and Michele Chadeisson.
- Return to the Menu

Reparations:

Reparations and Africa, 16-19 April 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Chris Lowe (2), John Thornton (2), Peter H. Gilliland, Linda Heywood, and Gloria Emeagwali.
- Return to the Menu

Researchers:

Research and Video, 23-25 October 2000:
- Victoria Pasley, Mary Wren Bivins, Judith Krieger, and Loree D. Jones.
- Return to the Menu

Responsibility of Researchers in Africa, 13-26 October 2000:
- Alfred Anangwe, Loree D. Jones, Atieno Odhiambo, Jonathan Reynolds (3), Jeremy J. Cyrier (2), Martin Klein, John Pape (3), Jean-Claude Mporamazina, David Zeitlyn, Dorothy Washington, Carol Priestley, Michael W. Tuck, Akwasi Osei, Gretchen Walsh (2), David Schoenbrun, Massimo Repetti, Timothy Burke, Lisa Anne McNee, Jamie Monson, Margaret Hanimanolis, John Thornton, Joan Wardrop, Nancy Johnson, Philip J. Havik, Peter Limb, Edwina A. Morgan, and Nancy Johnson.
- Return to the Menu

Revolution:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Revolutions in West Africa (November 1998) and (December 1998), 27 November - 1 December 1998:
- Laszlo Mathe, Patrick Manning, Ralph Austen, Sheila Walker and Claire L. Dehon.
- Return to the Menu

Rinderpest:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Rinderpest in West Africa, 4-9 February 2000:
- Gregory Mann, Charles Becker, and Wendy Wilson Fall.
- Return to the Menu

Ritual:

African Ritual and Theatrical Development, 9-11 December 2001:
- Hubert Earl, Chika Anyanwu, James Gibbs, and Rina Sherman.
- Return to the Menu

Robeson, Paul:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Paul Robeson and Africa, 20 - 27 January 1999:
- Marika Sherwood, Wolf Roder, Manu Herbstein, Peter Limb, Terri Barnes, Kathryn Green, Peter Limb for KALAMU@aol.com, Atieno Odhiambo, Paul Landau, Manu Herbstein, Marika Sherwood, Jerise Fogel and Marika Sherwood (twice).
- Return to the Menu

Russia:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Soviet/Russian President's Visit to Africa, 11-20 April 1998:
- Roger Pfister, Brian Bunyan, Dmitri Polikanov, Vladimir Shubin, Reuben Mekenye, Vladimir Shubin, and Roger Pfister.
- Return to the Menu

Rwanda:

King Leopold, the Rwanda Genocide and the Reading Public, 24 Aprl - 1 May 2001:
- Kathryn Green, Hein Vanhee, Neil Parsons and Elaine Windrich.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Ruins in Rwanda, 17-23 September 1997:
- Mike Yates, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Robert Rotberg, A.T.Miller, Randall Pouwels, and Bernard Clist.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sources on Rwanda Genocide, 19-24 January 2001:
- Paul Nugent, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Gerard Chouin, Ken Harrow, Peter Limb, Michael P. E. Hoyt, Jeffrey Demers, Kevin Greenbank, Mel Page, Andrea Behrends, Mario Aguilar, and David Schoenbrun.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Teaching the Rwandan Genocide (April ) and (May ), 26 April - 5 May 1999:
- Steven Mintz, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Wolf Roder, John Edward Philips, C. Abbott, Maureen Therese Anderson, Kenneth W. Harrow, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Martin Klein, Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, Ken Harrow, Hamadi Redissi, Nicholas A. Castelucci, Claire L. Dehon, Elias K. Bongmba, Barbara Brown, Jamie Monson, Zeric Kay Smith, Onaiwu Ogbomo, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Claire L. Dehon, David Newbury, Kenneth Harrow, Werner Hillebrecht, Claire L. Dehon, Brian Siegel, Israel Ntaganzwa, and Andre Bryon.
- Return to the Menu

Sahara:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sahel and Sahara Desiccation, 7-10 May 1997:
- Monica van Beusekom, Ludger Wimmelbuecker, Bernard Clist and Eric Ross.
- Return to the Menu

Sahel:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sahel and Sahara Desiccation, 7-10 May 1997:
- Monica van Beusekom, Ludger Wimmelbuecker, Bernard Clist and Eric Ross.
- Return to the Menu

Senegal:

Archives Nationales du Senegal and Scholarship, 9-14 December 2001:
- Ibra Sene, Kathleen Sheldon, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, Greg Mann, Joseph Caruso, and Martin Klein.
- Return to the Menu

Sierra Leone:

Linguistic Charts of Sierra Leone, 12-23 January 1998:
- Jan Van Weverberg, Stephan Buehnen, John Thornton, Adam Jones, Scott MacEachern, and Sheikh Umarr Kamarah.
- Return to the Menu

Sierra Leone Bibliography, 2-3 September 1996:
- Riccardo Busetto, Ibrahim Abdullah, Adam Jones, Misty Bastian, and Rosalind Shaw.
- Return to the Menu

Slavery:

Abolition of Slavery in Cape Verde, 12-16 February 1998:
- Scarlett Freund, Stephen Shea, Thomas T. Orum, Stephen A. Harmon and Mark Alan Hinchman.
- Return to the Menu

African Muslim Slaves in America, 2-7 August 1995:
- Ralph Austen, Peter Caron, Philip Curtin, Eugenia Herbert, Martin Klein, Kevin Lewis, Richard Lobban, A.T. Miller, Joseph M. O'Neal, William G. Sacks, Timothy R. Sweet, Kelly Tucker, and David William Voorhees.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Afro-Brazilian Slaves Riots, 15-16 October 1997:
- Alexandre Gomes, Lisa Lindssay, Alexandra K. Brown and Robin Law.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Amistad, Cinque, Mende, Slave Trading, 22-23 December 1997:
- Douglas Deal, Adam Jones, Bruce L. Mouser and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Conferences on Goree, 17-25 October 1997:
- Gretchen Walsh, Mark Alan Hinchman, Geoff Coats, Ralph Austen, Randal Jelks and Ralph Austen.
- Return to the Menu

Counting the Slave Trade, 17-26 March 1996:
- Ralph Austen, Stephen D. Behrendt, Nemata Blyden, Bill Bravman, Doug Deal, David Eltis, Ken Harrow, Pier M. Larson, Joe Miller, Jeff Pardue, William Storey, Cliff Welch, and Kenneth Wylie.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) The Destination of Slaves from Gold Coast (and Music), 28 March 2000:
- Brian Hosmer, Gerard Chouin, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Diaspora Readings, 23-29 September 1997:
- Ronald Morgan, Linda Heywood, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Simon Katzenellenbogen, and Michael Levin.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Former Slaves and the Missionary Movement, 21-27 March 2000:
- Nicholas Omenka (2), Nicholas Omenka, Misty Bastian, Peter H. Gilliland, Aisha Lamb Sobh, and Tiffany Jones.
- Return to the Menu

Goree and the Atlantic Slave Trade, 2-30 August 1995:
- Ralph Austen, Beth Buggenhagen, John Boldrick, Philip Curtin, Gloria Emeagwali, Paul S. Landau, Richard Lobban, Harold Marcus, Achille Mbembe, John Pankratz, and John Saillant.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Films on African Slavery, 19-21 February 2000:
- Barbara Degorge, Rachel Malcolm-Woods, Martin Klein, Stephen Shea, Jerry Jacob, Wolf Roder, and Ken Harrow.
- Return to the Menu

Impact of the Slave Trade on Africa, 9-12 October 1995:
- Ralph Austen, Jose C. Curto, D.P. Gutelius, Randy Head, Richard Jensen, Martin Klein, Pier M. Larson, Jack Owens, and Richard H. Robbins.
- Return to the Menu

Islam and the African Slave Trade, 18-22 April 1996:
- Peter Caron, Doug Deal, Ken Dossar, Ken Harrow, John Edward Philips, and Becky Shumway.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) "Maafa" and the Slave Trade, 12-14 October 1999:
- Nancy Jacobs, Kathleen Sheldon, William Fellows, Frank Chiteji, Ralph Austen and Jean-Claude Mporamazina.
- Return to the Menu

Monument Honoring Captured Africans in Rome, 24-26 October 2000:
- Marian Douglas (2), Patricia Thompson, Martin Klein, and Wolf Roder.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Representations of the Slave Trade, 5-9 September 1999:
- Leonhard Harding, Bela Vassady and Tama Hamilton-Wray.
- Return to the Menu

The Slave Trade, 2-23 July 1996:
- Jack Betterly, Peter Caron, Walter S. Clarke, Cati Coe, Jose C. Curto, J. Randall Groves, Bertil Haggman, Mark Alan Hinchman, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Curtis A. Keim, David Killick, Richard Lobban, Pat Manning, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Joseph M. O'Neal, Peter A. Rogers, June Santeusanio, Berend Timmer, and Larry Yarak.
- Return to the Menu

Slave Trade and Textile Production, 13-20 October 1995:
- Ralph Austen, Martin Klein, Richard Lobban, Pat Manning, David Newbury, Jack Owens, Richard Robbins, Gordon Thomasson, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Slave Trade as Crime Against Humanity, 21-22 April 2000:
- Moupou Mose (2), Barbara Degorge, and Christophe Bonnet.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Slave Trade Survivor Testimony, 9-16 May 1997:
- Ralph Austen, Charles Abbott, Pier Larson, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Eric Ross, Mary E. Lanser, Margaret Kabamba and Jean Hay.
- Return to the Menu

Slavery/Forced Labor in Africa, 10-14 August 2000:
- Ibrahim Sundiata (2), Suzanne Miers, Martin Klein (2), Solomon Getahun, Aisha Lamb Sobh, Juerg Schneider, Bronwen Manby, and Gregory Mann.
- Return to the Menu

Slavery in West Africa, 17-28 July 2000:
- Eugene L. Mendonsa, Eric Ross, Lansana Gberie, John Dunn, Louise Rolingher, John Edward Philips, Bronwen Manby, Gregory Mann, Martin Klein, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Eugene Mendonsa (2), Jeremy Joseph Pool, Eugene Mendonsa, John Thornton, and Dee Woodtor.
- Return to the Menu

Soccer:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Soccer in Africa, 7-14 July 1998:
- Peter Alegi, Peter Limb, Garth Myers, Joseph Caruso, Peter Limb and Thomas Turner.
- Return to the Menu

Software:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africa and War Games, 3-7 December 1998:
- John P. Dunn, John Edward Philips, Barry Morton, and Peter J. Rogers.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Amharic Software, 14-16 October 1997:
- John Dunn, Ray Silverman, John Edward Philips, Fikru Gebrekidan, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, John Dunn and Tim Carmichael.
- Return to the Menu

Somalia:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Somalia Update, 13-21 March 1999:
- Abdin Chande, Marion E. Doro, Garth Myers, Raphael-Nicolas Wittwer, Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, Tim Carmichael, Walter S. Clarke, Mario Aguilar and UNICEF Bulletin.
- Return to the Menu

South Africa:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Anti-Apartheid Films, 3 September 1998:
- Kathryn Green, compiler; from responses to a query on H-SAfrica; respondents include Simon Adams, David Philips, Irving Hexham, Mary Paton, Kevin O'Brien, Michael Niemann, Vladimir Shubin, Fred Morton, Cora A. Presley, Sally Ann Peberdy, Carol Summers, Alice Apley, and Robert Gordon.
- Return to the Menu

Course Readings on South Africa, 31 July - 3 August 2000:
- Pede Hollist, John C Stoner, Gary Kynoch, Debora Johnson-Ross, and Alex Lichtenstein.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Historians and the Historical Profession in Post-Apartheid South Africa, 15-23 December 1998:
- Asma Hassan, Peter Limb, Stowell Kessler and Siphamandla Zondi.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) "Honorary White" [Status] in South Africa, 23-30 September 1999:
- Tadashi Anno, J. B. Spector, Frank Chitejia, Saul Dubow, Rick Bradshaw, Tony Simoes da Silva, Robert Ross, Peter Limb, Roger B. Beck, Saul Issroff, Gerald Horne, Julie Livingston and Stephen Rockel.
- Return to the Menu

The Jameson Raid, 25 November - 2 December 1996:
- Keith Tankard, Roger Beck, and Ian Balchin.
- Return to the Menu

Nigerian and South African Labor Leaders, 17-18 October 2000:
- Kathleen Sheldon, Ruby A. Bell-Gam, Onaiwu W. Ogbomo, and Glenn Adler.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) A Question of Vocabulary [in South African Historiography] (April 1997) and (May 1997), 16 April - 4 May 1997:
- Keith Tankard, Tom Cushman, J. Brooks Spector, Gretchen Walsh, Norman Etherington, John Pape, Christopher Lowe, John Thornton, Cherie Preville, David Brown, Paul Landau, Aran MacKinnon, Neil Parsons, Harold Marcus, Gretchen Walsh, Manelisi Genge, Stephen Belcher, and Jean Libby.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Research [Archives in South Africa] from Afar (May 1997) and (June 1997), 31 May - 8 June 1997:
- Michelle Frisbie-Fulton, Stephan Isabirye, Gretchen Walsh, Phia Steyn, Atieno Odhiambo, Margaret Crampton, and Derick Fay.
- Return to the Menu

Sarah Baartmann and Documentary Film, 17-20 April 2001:
- John Stoner, Cornelius Moore, Rina Sherman, Christopher Youe, David Coplan (2), Frank Chiteji, Joseph Caruso, Neil Parsons, Beti Ellerson, Allen F. Roberts, and Rina Sherman.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Teaching Modern South Africa, 4-10 November 1997:
- Curtis Keim, Derick Fay, Ralph Austen, Dean Curry, Michael Tetelman, J. Brookes Spector, Onaiwu Ogbomo, Roger Pfister, Robert Strayer, J. Brookes Spector, Barbara Oomen, Mel Page and Shahid Vawda.
- Return to the Menu

Stamps:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Stamps (See also Stamps in Africa), 14-16 February 2000:
- Tim Carmichael, Jonathan Reynolds, Aisha Lamb Sobh, Wolfhart Heinrichs, Jan Jansen, Wolf Roder, Martin S. Kenzer, Iain Walker, Mel Page, Martin Klein, Merrick Posnansky, Walter S. Clarke, John P. Dunn, Iain Walker, Stanley Brunn, and Elias K. Bongmba.
- Return to the Menu

Stereotypes:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Maasai and Supermodels, Africa in the Media, (February 1998) and (March 1998), 28 February-16 March 1998:
- John P. Dunn, Kenneth Wylie, Neil Lettinga, Jonathan Reynolds, Misty Bastian, Kenneth Wylie, Lawrence Mbogoni, Bill Youngs, Richard Matheron, Ken Harrow, Joel Samoff, Claire L Dehon, Stephan Buhnen, John Casson, Betsy Hanzimanolis, Jonathan Reynolds, Bob White, Stephen M. Shea, Ron Mcgee, Bill Youngs, C. Abbott, and Atieno Odhiambo.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Stereotypes in Africa, 17-24 March 1998:
- Mark Alan Hinchman, Michael Maren, Michael Maren, Atieno Odhiambo and Karen Fung.
- Return to the Menu

Sudan:

Art/Architecture of the Medieval Sudan, 1-3 December 1996:
- J. Rotondo-McCord and Ralph Austen.
- Return to the Menu

Tanzania:

Late Nineteenth Century Tanzania Expeditions, 11-14 September 2000:
- Lowe Borjeson, Davis Bullwinkle, Margaret Snyder, Peter Joseph Jones, and M. Jane Bryce.
- Return to the Menu

Teaching:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Africa-Conflicts Reading List, 4-9 April 1999:
- Maureen Therese Anderson, Marion E. Doro, O. Donald, Christoph Marx, Jonathon Glassman, Brett R. Moothart-O'Bannon, Ned Alpers, Bob Cummins, and Bronwen Manby.
- Return to the Menu

African Films and Teaching, 16-23 May 1995:
- David Ericson, Eugenia Herbert, Robert A. Hess, Nancy Hunt, Samuel Kasule, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Paul S. Landau, Harold G. Marcus, A.T. Miller, Denise Miller, Cora Presley, and Peter Rogers.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African History Course (July 1998) and (August 1998), 13 July-4 August 1998:
- Warren F. Gray, C. Alvin Hughes, Opolot Okia, Margaret Crumpton, Jonathan Reynolds, and Barbara Brown.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African History Teaching Priorities (March 1997), (April 1997), and (May 1997), 24 March - 1 May 1997:
- 2">John Thornton, Wendy Urban-Mead, Chris Lowe, J. Brookes Spector, Edi Campbell, John Thornton, Mary E. Lanser, John Thornton, Mary Gallwey, Cora Presley, and BerhaneSelassie Tsehai.
- Return to the Menu

Africa Material for Syllabus, 15 June - 17 July 2000:
- Shields Sundberg, Tama Hamilton-Wray, Martin Klein, Erich Martel, and Rebecca Hall.
- Return to the Menu

http://h-net.msu.edu/cgi-bin/logbrowse.pl?trx=lx&sort=3&list=h-africa&month=0102&week=&user=&pw=">African Popular Culture Sources, 15-17 February 2001:
- Joseph O'Neal, Victoria Pasley, Carmela Garritano, and Kimani Njogu.
- Return to the Menu

Course Readings on South Africa, 31 July - 3 August 2000:
- Pede Hollist, John C Stoner, Gary Kynoch, Debora Johnson-Ross, and Alex Lichtenstein.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Diaspora Readings, 23-29 September 1997:
- Ronald Morgan, Linda Heywood, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Simon Katzenellenbogen, and Michael Levin.
- Return to the Menu

History and Cultures of Africa Course, 11-14 September 2000:
- Joseph M. O'Neal, Katherine Weist, Ralph Austen, Natalie Sandomirsky, Mel Page, and M. Jane Bryce.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Novels for Colonial Africa Course, 27-29 January 1999:
- Allison K. Shutt, Ralph Austen, Laszlo Mathe, Kathleen Sheldon, Tony Hodgin, Samuel S. Thomas, Stephen A. Harmon, Richard Seltzer, Denny Storer and Harold Marcus.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Religion in Africa Course, 21-29 May 1998:
- Allison K. Shutt, Mario I. Aguilar, Nicholas M. Creary, William Drake, Jonathan T. Reynolds, Nicholas M. Creary, Gillian Bershowitz and Mary Bivins.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Teaching of African History, 24-28 April 2000:
- Peter Limb, John Kwadwo Osei-Tutu, Mamaissii, Mackie J.V. Blanton, and Richard Rathbone.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) [Teaching] Life in the Developing WorlThird World, 19-23 October 1997:
- Adeline Apena, BerhaneSelassie Tsehai, Zeric Kay Smith, Blair Orr, Barbara Brown and John Betterly.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) [Teaching]The Military in African Politics, 22-26 May 1997:
- Onaiwu Ogbomo, Chris Johnston and Marion Doro.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) [Teaching] Modern South Africa, 4-10 November 1997:
- Curtis Keim, Derick Fay, Ralph Austen, Dean Curry, Michael Tetelman, J. Brookes Spector, Onaiwu Ogbomo, Roger Pfister, Robert Strayer, J. Brookes Spector, Barbara Oomen, Mel Page and Shahid Vawda.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Teaching North Africa (July 1998) and (August 1998), 29 July-4 August 1998:
- Lisa Countess, Peter Limb, David Robinson, John Thornton, and Patrick Wurster.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Teaching the Rwandan Genocide (April 1999) and (May 1999), 26 April-5 May 1999:
- Steven Mintz, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Wolf Roder, John Edward Philips, C. Abbott, Maureen Therese Anderson, Kenneth W. Harrow, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Martin Klein, Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, Ken Harrow, Hamadi Redissi, Nicholas A. Castelucci, Claire L. Dehon, Elias K. Bongmba, Barbara Brown, Jamie Monson, Zeric Kay Smith, Onaiwu Ogbomo, Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Claire L. Dehon, David Newbury, Kenneth Harrow, Werner Hillebrecht, Claire L. Dehon, Brian Siegel, Israel Ntaganzwa and Andre Bryon.
- Return to the Menu

Teaching "Tradition" in Classrooms, 1-7 May 2000:
- Cati Coe, Jonathon Glassman, Gregory Mann, Tim Carmichael, Philip Zachernuk, Chris Lowe, Peter Limb, Benoit de L'Estoile, Nicholas Omenka, and Jonathan Reynolds.
- Return to the Menu

Technology:

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Technology, 5-25 August 1998:
- Robin Harris, Jean Libby, Mel Page, Mary Ann Clark, Jim Lance and Chap Kusimba.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Cars, Colonies, and Africa (February 1998) and (March 1998), 19 February-17 March 1998:
- Jan-Bart Gewald, Charles Schaefer, Harold Marcus, Carol Summers, Kathleen Sheldon, Misty Bastian, Peter Limb, Mel Page, M. Bivins, Gordon Thomasson, Jonathan Reynolds, Patrick Manning, Samuel S. Thomas, Patrick Wurster, Freek Schiphorst, Anitra Nettleton, Saul Dubow, Stephen Rockel, Manu Herbstein (twice), Stella Herzog (twice), and Neil Parsons.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Gramophones, Sewing-machines and Cars in Africa, 11-15 December 1998:
- Patrick Malloy, Beverly Smith and Adam Jones.
- Return to the Menu

Radio and Democracy in Africa, 22-27 January 1997:
- John Gartley, Larry Yarak, Gretchen Walsh, David Lee Schoenbrun, Paul Nugent, Kusimba, and Eric Ross.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Science, Technology and African Development, 9-12 January 2000:
- Jean-Claude Mporamazina, Gabrielle Hecht, and Robert Cumming.
- Return to the Menu

Text Books:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Religion in Africa Course, 21-29 May 1998:
- Allison K. Shutt, Mario I. Aguilar, Nicholas M. Creary, William Drake, Jonathan T. Reynolds, Nicholas M. Creary, Gillian Bershowitz and Mary Bivins.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Text for an African Survey, 17-21 February 1998:
- Samuel S. Thomas, Arlene Elder, Kari Staros, Joseph M. O'Neal and Stephen A. Harmon.
- Return to the Menu

Textiles:

Slave Trade and Textile Production, 13-20 October 1995:
- Ralph Austen, Martin Klein, Richard Lobban, Pat Manning, David Newbury, Jack Owens, Richard Robbins, Gordon Thomasson, and John Thornton.
- Return to the Menu

Theater:

African Ritual and Theatrical Development, 9-11 December 2001:
- Hubert Earl, Chika Anyanwu, James Gibbs, and Rina Sherman.
- Return to the Menu

Puppets and Politics, 11 October - 6 November 2000:
- Gregory Mann, M. Jane Bryce, Allen Roberts, Neil Parsons, Stephanie Marlin-Curiel, Robyn Sassen, Malcolm Payne, Javier Lopez Pinon (2), John M. Peffer, Chika Obiajulu Okeke, and John Gray.
- Return to the Menu

Travel Writing:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Being There: East Africa Travel Writing, 26-30 August 1997:
- Amber Vogel, Suzanne MacRae, Bridgette Thompson, Peter Limb, Amber Vogel and Frank Njubi.
- Return to the Menu

Tribe:

Tribal/Ethnic/Language Groups, 26 May - 20 June 1995:
- Gregory Barz, Thomas M. Costa, Fikru N. Gebrekidan, James G. Holley III, Wole Ife, Nancy Jacobs, Samuel Kasule, Immaculate Kizza, Louise Leonard, Mark Lilleleht, Peter Limb, Richard Lobban, Chris Lowe, Pekka Masonen, Guy-Maurille Massamba, Wolf Roder, Kelly Tucker, and Eric M. Washington.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) "Tribe" Versus "Ethnic Group" (September 1997) and (October 1997), 30 September-17 October 1997:
- Howard French, Misty Bastian, Pier Larson, Bill Bravman, Misty Bastian, Gordon Thomasson, Peter Mark, Mike Yates, Kathleen Sheldon, Scott MacEachern, Ken Harrow, Larry Yarak, Brian Bunyan, Stephen Belcher, Rhiman Rotz, Robert Strayer, Martin Klein, Brian Siegel, Eric Ross, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Carola Lentz, Paul Landau, John Weiss, Irina Filatova, Gordon Thomasson, James Blaut (twice), Peter Limb, and Irina Filatova.
- Return to the Menu

Turkey:

Africans in Turkey, 13-17 May 2000:
- Esma Durugonul, Ilhan Citak, Ruediger Benninghaus, Marios Hadjianastassi, Naci Cem Oncel, Peter Limb, Thomas Turner, Axel Harneit-Sievers, Simon Katzenellenbogen, Natasha Gray, John Edward Philips, and Aisha Sobh.
- Return to the Menu

Tutsi:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Hutu/Tutsi Relations (February 1997) and (March 1997), 24 February - 3 March 1997:
- Richard Robbins, Mario Aguilar, Robert Rotberg, Kenneth W. Harrow, Walter S. Clarke, Mette Shayne and Larry Yarak.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Tutsi Role in Congo Rebellion, 21-25 August 1998:
- Barry Stein, Pat Manning, Ken Harrow, Jim Lance, and Jan Blommaert (twice).
- Return to the Menu

Twins:

Twins in West Africa, 11-24 May 2001:
- Rachael Sydenham-Ndi, Kay Tarapolsi, Misty Bastian (2), Peter H. Gilliland, Allen Roberts (2), Wolf Roder, Menno Welling, Judith Krieger, Stell Herzog, and Charles Becker.
- Return to the Menu

Uganda:

Asians in Uganda, 19-21 July 2000:
- Jacob Tropp, Mark Lilleleht, Christoph Marx, and Christina Jordan.
- Return to the Menu

Urbanization:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Research on the Impact of New Cities, 7-8 February 2000:
- Derick A. Fay, Peter Limb, Eric Ross, and Wilfried von Lossow.
- Return to the Menu

Voodoo:

Voodoo Priestess in West Africa, 12-15 October 2000:
- Samuel S. Thomas, Misty Bastian, Ray Silverman, Dennis Laumann, and Christina Jordan.
- Return to the Menu

Wangara:

Wangara, 11-12 September 1996:
- Andreas Massing, Mette Shayne, Carsten Hock, Peter Limb, and Richard Kuba.
- Return to the Menu

War:

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Africa and War Games, 3-7 December 1998:
- John P. Dunn, John Edward Philips, Barry Morton, and Peter J. Rogers.
- Return to the Menu

Africa Civil Wars Casualties Figures, 3-12 May 2000:
- Mel Page, Nicholas Omenka, Bronwen Manby, Charles Abbott, and David Wiley.
- Return to the Menu

Africa-Conflicts Reading List, 4-9 April 1999:
- Maureen Therese Anderson, Marion E. Doro, O. Donald, Christoph Marx, Jonathon Glassman, Brett R. Moothart-O'Bannon, Ned Alpers, Bob Cummins, and Bronwen Manby.
- Return to the Menu

British/Zulu Conflict, 12-16 October 2000:
- Robert Skinner, Scott Reese, Samuel S. Thomas, Robert R. Edgar, Edna G. Bay, Jim Newman, John Edward Philips, Vietato Fumare, Neil Parsons, Chris Lowe, Valdemir Zamparoni, Robert Baum, Edward Steinhart, and Jim Newman.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Children and War in Africa, 17-29 October 1997:
- Ameen Jan, Chris Lowe, Valdemir Zamparoni, Tim Geysbeek, Bronwen Manby, Chris Allen, Gregory Mann, Gordon Thommason, Chris Allen and Karen Fung.
- Return to the Menu

Novels about Civil Wars in Africa, 26 August - 9 September 1996:
- Kerry Vincent, Pia Thielmann (2), Misty Bastian, Harold Marcus, R. Simola, Lokangaka Losambe, Cora Presley, Kapanga Kasongo, and Katalin Egri Ku-Mesu.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Results of Civil Conflict, 19-21 July 1999:
- Kathryn Green, Joanne B. Eicher, and Sandra Joireman.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Warlords, 13-16 April 1998:
- Thomas Turner, K.A. OBrien, William Drake, Jonathon Glassman, Stephen Belcher, Walter S. Clarke, Bronwen Manby, and David C. Conrad.
- Return to the Menu

WWII and West African Forces, 25 June - 2 July 2001:
- Abosede Ajibike George, Koffi Anyinefa, Obioma G. Nnaemeka, Lemuel Johnson, Julie Livingston, Sophie Dulucq, Esperance Kana, Gregory Mann, Claire Dehon (3), John Philips, Joe Lunn, and Reuben Mekenye.
- Return to the Menu

West Africa:

Ebonics and West Africa, 8-10 January 1997:
- Rebecca Shumway, Brian Siegel, and Mary E. Lanser.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Economic Cost of Corruption [in West Africa], 10-15 June 1997:
- Anne O'Toole, David Brown, Laszlo Mathe, Bronwen Manby, Charles Abbott and Robert Rotberg.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) French Education Archives, 12-18 November 1998:
- Rachael Langford, Gabrielle Hecht, Andy Grossman, Mohamed Mbodj, William C. Fellows, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Martin Klein.
- Return to the Menu

Globalization and Poverty Concerning West Africa, 15 February - 11 March 2001:
- Eugene Mendonsa (3), Kalala Ngalamulume, Patrick Wurster (2), David Nolan, Maureen Anderson, and Charles Abbott.
- Return to the Menu

Indians and Indian Cuisine in West Africa, 7-10 September 2001:
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Reading List for Qualifying Exams [for West African History], 3-12 August 1999:
- Rebecca Hall, Umeme Sababu, Brett R. Moothart-O'Bannon and Hilary Jones.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Revolutions in West Africa (November 1998) and (December 1998), 27 November - 1 December 1998:
- Laszlo Mathe, Patrick Manning, Ralph Austen, Sheila Walker, and Claire L. Dehon.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Rinderpest in West Africa, 4-9 February 2000:
- Gregory Mann, Charles Becker, and Wendy Wilson Fall.
- Return to the Menu

Slavery in West Africa, 17-28 July 2000:
- Eugene L. Mendonsa, Eric Ross, Lansana Gberie, John Dunn, Louise Rolingher, John Edward Philips, Bronwen Manby, Gregory Mann, Martin Klein, Misbahudeen Ahmed-Rufai, Eugene Mendonsa (2), Jeremy Joseph Pool, Eugene Mendonsa, John Thornton, and Dee Woodtor.
- Return to the Menu

Twins in West Africa, 11-24 May 2001:
- Rachael Sydenham-Ndi, Kay Tarapolsi, Misty Bastian (2), Peter H. Gilliland, Allen Roberts (2), Wolf Roder, Menno Welling, Judith Krieger, Stell Herzog, and Charles Becker.
- Return to the Menu

Voodoo Priestess in West Africa, 12-15 October 2000:
- Samuel S. Thomas, Misty Bastian, Ray Silverman, Dennis Laumann, and Christina Jordan.
- Return to the Menu

West African Dances, 30 October - 2 November 2000:
- Vanessa Gomez, Kathleen Sheldon, Allen Roberts, Jeremy J. Cyrier, Chika Anyanwu, Amanda Pickering, and Davis Bullwinkle.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) West African Elite Women (November 1998) and December 1998, 23 November - 8 December 1998:
- Andrea Behrends, Kathleen Sheldon, Mark Bearn, James Lance, Stephen Wooten and Misty Bastian.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) West African Islam on Film (October 1996) and (November 1996), 25 October - 1 November 1996:
- Abdin Chande, John Dunn, Beth Anne Buggenhagen, Fred Hansen, Janet Ghattas, Zeric Kay Smith, Patrick Mensah, Danna R. Williams, Misty Bastian and Elias Bongmba.
- Return to the Menu

West African Religion and Government, 18-20 March 2001:
- Tanya Huelett, David Robinson, Toja Okoh, Elisha Fernandes, Sandra E. Greene, Marlene Bitone, Manu Herbstein, Inge Brinkman, and Michele Chadeisson.
- Return to the Menu

WWII and West African Forces, 25 June - 2 July 2001:
- Abosede Ajibike George, Koffi Anyinefa, Obioma G. Nnaemeka, Lemuel Johnson, Julie Livingston, Sophie Dulucq, Esperance Kana, Gregory Mann, Claire Dehon (3), John Philips, Joe Lunn, and Reuben Mekenye.
- Return to the Menu

Witches:

(Click on, then scroll down to) Women and Witches (January 1998) and (February 1998), 27 January-11 February 1998:
- Rob Turrell, Joan Wardrop, Alan Kirkaldy, Misty Bastian, Brian Siegel, Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, Max Dashu, Kathleen Sheldon, Rob Turrell, William E. Olsen, Peter Limb, Judith Krieger, Tim Carmichael, Max Dashu, and H. Alipooh.
- Return to the Menu

Wolof:

Wolof in New York or Tokyo, 22-29 September 2000:
- Pauline Kusiak, Christina Jordan, and Ulrike Schuerkens.
- Return to the Menu

Women:

African Roots of the Global Women's Movement: 1960s-1970s, 16-18 May 2001:
- Margaret Snyder, Peter Limb, M. Jane Bryce, Peg Snyder, and Eudine Barriteau.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Women Historians, 8-14 December 1998:
- Adrienne I. Miller, David C. Conrad, Neil Parsons, Misty Bastian, Mette Shayne, and Donald Osborn.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) African Women/Perceptions of Success, 12-16 March 1999:
- Sylvia Ojukutu-Macauley, Kalala Ngalamulume, John Pape, C. Abbott and Sylvia Macauley.
- Return to the Menu

AIDS and the Virgin Cure Myth, 11-30 December 2001:
- Bronwen Manby, Rina Sherman, Brett Shadle, Alan Thorold, David B. Coplan, Alan Thorold, and Marion Jackson. See also below: "Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure."
- Return to the Menu

Female Circumcision in Africa, 19 November - 9 December 2001:
- Mel Page, Ralph Austen, Lynn Thomas, Lawrence Dritsas, Kathleen Sheldon, Konrad Tuchscherer, Blair Orr, Joseph Caruso, L. Lloys Frates, Charles Becker, and Gloria Emeagwali.
- Return to the Menu

Gender among Akan Speakers in the Gold Coast, 27-29 March 2001:
- Natasha Lightfoot, Trevor Getz, Sandra Greene, Lisa Lindsay, Brian Schwimmer, and Dennis Laumann.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Gender Attitudes in Africa:, 17-29 April 2000:
- Peter Limb, David Schoenbrun, Allen Roberts, Amy E. Foster, Inge Brinkman, Julie Livingston, Jeremy J. Cyrier, and Linda Heywood.
- Return to the Menu

Hutu Women during 1994 Genocide, 11 October 2000:
- Victoria Thur, Davis Bullwinkle, Estella Musiiwa, Peter Limb, and Kathleen Sheldon.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Sleeping with Virgins as an AIDS Cure, 7-15 December 1997:
- Eric Washington, Lisa Lindsay, Joan Wardrop, Harold Marcus, E. Adams, Werner Hillebrecht, Charles Geshekter, Erik O. Gilbert, and Lynette Jackson.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Status of Women in Morocco, 16-18 April 1997:
- Holly Helenbrook and Susan Schaefer Davis.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) West African Elite Women (November 1998) and (December 1998), 23 November - 8 December 1998:
- Andrea Behrends, Kathleen Sheldon, Mark Bearn, James Lance, Stephen Wooten and Misty Bastian.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Women and Witches (January 1998) and (February 1998), 27 January-11 February 1998:
- Rob Turrell, Joan Wardrop, Alan Kirkaldy, Misty Bastian, Brian Siegel, Mohamed Diriye Abdullahi, Max Dashu, Kathleen Sheldon, Rob Turrell, William E. Olsen, Peter Limb, Judith Krieger, Tim Carmichael, Max Dashu, and H. Alipooh.
- Return to the Menu

(Please click on, then scroll down to) Women in Pre-colonial Benin, 16-22 November 1996:
- Sonia Lee, Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch, and Adam Jones.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Work, Relocation, and Women, 3-6 February 1999:
- Katherine Weist, Kathryn Green, Kathleen Sheldon and Wilfried von Lossow.
- Return to the Menu

Yoruba:

Yoruba Diacritics, 1-2 September 1996:
- Jermaine Jones, Albrecht Hofheinz, and Harold Marcus. Return to the Menu

Yoruba Translation [of "Betelehemu"] Needed, 26-27 September 2000:
- Joanna Takagi, Kimani Njogu, and Adeleke Adeeko.
- Return to the Menu

Zimbabwe:

(Click on, then scroll down to) AIDS in Zimbabwe, 3-12 November 1998:
- Leonhard Harding, Charles Geshekter, David Robinson, Wolf Roder, and Christoph Marx.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Events in Zimbabwe, 18 April - 3 May 2000:
- Kathleen Sheldon, David Nolan, Derick Fay, Blair Rutherford, Randall Pouwels, Solomon A. Getahun, Peter Limb (3), Blair Rutherford, Chris Lowe (3), Martin Klein, Anthony King, Allison Shutt, John Pape, Ackson Kanduza, and David Leaver.
- Return to the Menu

Zimbabwe Election Results, 30 June - 1 July 2000:
- Christoph Marx, Joan Wardrop, Katrina Daly Thompson, Marion Doro, and Mark Lilleleht.
- Return to the Menu

Zulu:

British/Zulu Conflict, 12-16 October 2000:
- Robert Skinner, Scott Reese, Samuel S. Thomas, Robert R. Edgar, Edna G. Bay, Jim Newman, John Edward Philips, Vietato Fumare, Neil Parsons, Chris Lowe, Valdemir Zamparoni, Robert Baum, Edward Steinhart, and Jim Newman.
- Return to the Menu

(Click on, then scroll down to) Max Gluckman's Book:, 13 March 2000:
- Eugene L. Mendonsa, Caroline Jeannerat, Davis Bullwinkle, and Betsy Hanzimanolis.
- Return to the Menu

Return to the H-AFRICA Home Page.

First Online Edition: 3 July 1996
Newly Reconstructed: 19 April 2000
Last Revised: 5 March 2008

Abacha	Advocacy	Africa	African Americans	African Studies	Afrocentricity
AIDS	Amulets	Angola	Anglo-Boer War	Anglo-Zulu War	Architecture
Archives	Art	Astronomy	Atheism	Autobiography	Aviation
Bantu	Beer	Bees	Benadir	Berber	Berlin Conference
Botswana	Boundaries	Brain Drain	Cannibalism	Cape Verde	Cars
Children	China	Cholera	Christianity	Circumcision	Clinton
Clio	Clothing	Colonialism/Imperialism	Community	Concentration Camps	Congo/Zaire
Copts	Côte d'Ivoire	Courses	Culture	Dahomey	Damara
Dance	Decision-Making	Democracy	Development	Diaspora	Diseases
Distance Learning	East Africa	Ebonics	Ecology	Economics/Money	Education
Egypt	Endogamy	Environment	Eritrea	Ethiopia	Ethnicity
Europe	Europeans	Exhibits	Exploration	Fiction/Literature	Films/Videos
Folktales	Food	France	Funerals	Games	Gangs
Genocide	Germany	Globalization	Gold	Goree	Griots
Gugunhama	Guinea-Bissau	Hammarskjold	History	Homosexuality	Houphouet-Boigny
Hutu	Imperialism/Colonialism	Indian Ocean	Indians	Internet	Islam
Israel	Jaga	Journalism	Kabila	Kaplan	Kenya
Kings	Kongo	Languages/Words	Leopold

Literacy	Literature/Fiction	Lugard	Maasai	Makeba	Malaria
Mali	Mami Wata	Maps	Maritime	Markets	Marriage
Mau Mau	Mbuti/"Pygmy"/Batwa	Media	Medicine	Migration	Military
Mining	Missionaries	Money/Economics	Morocco	Mortar/Pestle	Mozambique
Mudimbe	Museums	Music	Nationalism	Ngugi	Nigeria
Nkrumah	Nyabingi	Nyasaland	Nyerere	Origins	Pan-Africa
Performance	Photography	Politics	Population	Postmodernism	Post-neocolonialism
Pottery	Power	Primitivism	Proverbs	"Pygmy"/Mbuti/Batwa	Race
Religion	Reparations	Researchers	Revolution	Rinderpest	Ritual
Robeson	Russia	Rwanda	Sahara	Sahel	Senegal
Sierra Leone	Slavery	Soccer	Software	Somalia	South Africa
Stamps	Stereotypes	Sudan	Tanzania	Teaching	Technology
Textiles	Theater	Travel Writing	Tribe	Turkey	Tutsi
Twins	Uganda	Urbanization	Videos/Films	Voodoo	Wangara
War	West Africa	Witches	Wolof	Women	Words/Languages
Yoruba	Zaire/Congo	Zimbabwe	Zulu