Dwinelle Hall, University of California at Berkeley Several panels, a plenary session, and the keynote address by Professor Mahmood Mamdani of the University of Cape Town will address this topic. In addition to the general theme, there will be papers on other topics related to Africa. There will be papers and panels on topics ranging from Democracy and Human Rights, Law and Colonialism, African Humanities to Natural Resource Management and Health and Society. T he conference is free and open to the public.
Participants are responsible for their own transportation, food, and lodging.
Please contact the Center for a list of local hotels, a map of the campus and directions. Reflections on Colonial Roots of Citizenship in Equatorial Africa. Clark-Kerr Theater on the UC Berkeley Campus. Food, Fashion and Dancing. Music by the African Rhythm Messengers Band.