UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
- AFRICAN STUDIES CENTER
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8:30 9:00
9:00 9:15
Lee Cassanelli, Director, African Studies
Center
Paul Kaiser, Associate Director, African
Studies Center
9:15 -- 10:45
Chair and Discussant, Paul Kaiser, University
of Pennsylvania
Harvey Glickman, Haverford College
The 419 Advance Fee Scams: Prank
or Peril
Richard E. Mshomba, La Salle University
Is Africa Being Tripped by TRIPs?
James A. Jones, West Chester University
Modeling Globalization's Impact
on Africa
Izzeldin Bakhit, Independent Scholar,
Economist
Mass Poverty in Developing Countries:
A Cultural Perspective
10:45 11:00
11:00 12:00
Chair and Discussant, Ellen Foley, University
of Pennsylvania
Maghan Keita, Villanova University
Sogolon, Her Daughters, Their
Children: Woman and Youth and the Political Economy of Health Care in
Senegal
Susannah Wing, Haverford College
Negotiating Democracy: Legal Pluralism
and the Rights of Women in West Africa
12:00 1:00
1:00 2:30
Chair and Discussant, Philip Kilbride,
Bryn Mawr College
Robert Mortimer, Haverford College
Youth and the Issue of Political
Transparency in Algeria
David A. Samper, University of Pennsylvania
Devil Worship Fears as a Form
of Parental Control in Kenya
Cati Coe, Rutgers University, Camden
Schools as Sites for Youth Political
Participation: Learning and Performing "Culture" in Ghana
2:30 2:45
Chair and Discussant, Al-Hassan Conteh,
University of Pennsylvania
2:45 3:45
Catherine Byrne, University of Pennsylvania
Interviewing Victims of Gross
Human Rights Violations: Unexpected Practical, Methodological, and Ethical
Challenges
Tonya N. Taylor, University of Pennsylvania
The Drama of AIDS in Everyday
Life: Youth and Peer Education and Prevention in Rural Zimbabwe
3:45 5:00
Chair and Discussant, Emily Renschler,
University of Pennsylvania
Janet Monge (Representing the joint work
with Sibel Barut and Chapurukha Kusimba), University of Pennsylvania
Who Were the Iron Age East Africans?
The Case of the Swahili Coast
Theodore Schurr, University of Pennsylvania
Genetic Variation in Ethiopia: History and Diversification of East African Populations
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