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Globalisation and
changing questions of ownership in culture and society stocktaking and defining new research priorities |
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| programme of an international conference to be held at Leiden, April 2002 |
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Globalisation and
changing questions of ownership in culture and society stocktaking and defining new research priorities |
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| programme of an international conference to be held at Leiden, April 2002 |
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Provisional programme
(as
per 14 March, 2002)
time |
Titles
of sessions and papers |
Speakers
/ chairs/ discussants |
FRIDAY 26 APRIL, 2002 |
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9.30 |
Session
I: Registration and opening (Poortgebouw building) |
Chair:
Wim van Binsbergen & Rijk van Dijk |
9.30 |
Coffee |
|
10.00 |
Official
welcome to the conference by Dr Gerti Hesseling, director
of the African Studies Centre |
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10.15 |
Opening
remarks by the convenors |
Rijk
van Dijk & Wim van Binsbergen |
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10.30 |
Session
II: Globalisation and conflict: Whose violence is it
anyway? (Poortgebouw building) |
Chair:
[ pending] Discussant: [ pending] |
10.30 |
The
occult in the new cult: Towards a post-globalisation
conceptualisation of the emerging world order |
Adebayo
Williams |
11.00 |
Coffee |
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11.15 |
From
the anecdotal to the empirical: Globalisation, armed
conflict, and questions of ownership |
Jan-Bart
Gewald |
11.45 |
Entitlement,
ownership, inequality and the Southern African Crisis |
Owen
Sichone |
12.15 |
Disscussant’s
remark |
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12.30 |
General
discussion |
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13.15 |
Lunch (African Studies Centre
building) |
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14.15 |
Session
III: Globalisation of apparently secluded peripheral
domains: Whose identity is it anyway? (Poortgebouw building) |
Chair:
[pending] Discussant: [ pending] |
14.15 |
Women's
value, wealth, and domesticity in Niger |
Adeline
Masquelier |
14.45 |
Localising
the secrets of ethnography |
Ferdinand
de Jong |
15.15 |
Tea |
|
15.30 |
Content
in the ghetto: The politics of death and survival in
postcolonial spaces |
Sanya
Osha |
16.00 |
Discussant’s
remarks |
|
16.15 |
General
discussion |
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17.00 |
Drinks
(Poortgebouw building) |
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19.00 |
Conference
dinner (invited) (location to be announced) |
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time |
Titles
of sessions and papers |
Speakers
/ chairs/ discussants |
SATURDAY 27 APRIL, 2002 |
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9.30 |
Session
IV: Globalisation and religion: Whose ideology is it
anyway? (Poortgebouw building) |
Chair:
Wim van Binsbergen Discussant: [ pending] |
9.30 |
Coffee |
|
10.00 |
Female
initiation rites: the quest for ownership of the creation
of women and sisters |
Thera
Rasing |
10.30 |
Spirit
possessions of modernity in everyday life |
Judy
Rosenthal |
11.00 |
Coffee |
|
11.15 |
Pentecostal
Pan-Africanism and Ghanaian identities in the
transnational domain |
Rijk
van Dijk |
11.45 |
Discussant’s
remarks |
|
12.00 |
General
discussion |
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13.00 |
Lunch
(Poortgebouw building) |
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14.00 |
Session
V: Globalisation, technology and creativity: Whose
invention is it anyway? (Poortgebouw building) |
Chair:
Rijk van Dijk Discussant: [ pending] |
14.00 |
Globalisation
and the material production of culture [ provisional
title ] |
Roy
Dilley |
14.30 |
Implications
for cultural creativity |
Francis
B. Nyamnjoh |
15.00 |
Tea |
|
15.15 |
ICT
and Africa: Issues of ownership and appropriation of
globally circulating modern technology |
Wim
van Binsbergen |
15.45 |
Discussant’s
remarks |
|
16.00 |
General
discussion |
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16.45 |
Session
VI. Closure (Poortgebouw building) |
Chair:
Rijk van Dijk & Wim van Binsbergen |
16.45 |
Concluding
remarks by the convenors |
Wim
van Binsbergen & Rijk van Dijk |
17.00 |
Farewell |
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To get an impression of the contents of the papers, see the list of abstracts.
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