caas-acÉa 2019 - programme prÉliminairecaas-acÉa 2019 - programme prÉliminaire truth, justice...

CAAS-ACÉA 2019 - PROGRAMME PRÉLIMINAIRE

Thursday,May16th2019|Jeudi16mai20198:00-16:00|9h00-16h00–RegistrationTableOpen-InscriptionsPLEASE NOTE: ALL SESSIONS ARE LOCATED IN HÔTEL GOUVERNEUR 08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 1) Femmes et émancipation en Afrique Chair | Animatrice : Nathalie Mondain, University of Ottawa NathalieMondain,UniversityofOttawaPartir,revenir:MigrantessénégalaisesentrenégociationetoppositionfaceàununiversnormatifcontraignantMurielGomez-Perez,LavalUniversityFemmesetentreprenariatsocioreligieuxàDoualaetàYaoundé:dessignesd'émancipation?ÉmiliePinard,LaurentianUniversityMobiliserlesressourcespourconstruiresamaison:unevoiepourl’émancipation?BorisKoenig,UniversityofQuébecatMontréalJeunescélibataires,pratiquesoccultesettransformationsdesformesdel’intimitéamoureusedanslavilled’Abidjan(Côted’Ivoire)08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 2) Development in Africa: leveraging disruptive technologies, innovation and the private sector Chair | Animateur: Peter Arthur, Dalhousie University PeterArthur,DalhousieUniversityDemocracy,Governance,TechnologyandNationalElectionsinAfrica:BacktotheFuture?KorblaP.Puplampu,GrantMacEwanUniversityAgriculturalResearchandInnovation:DisruptiveTechnologiesandValueChainDevelopmentinAfricaNafisaA.Abdulhamid,DalhousieUniversityMobileMoneyandFinancialMobilizationinAfrica:MPESAasaKenyanSolutiontoGlobalFinancialExclusion?KobenaT.Hanson,AfricanDevelopmentBank,Abidjan,Côted’IvoireAutomationofKnowledgeWorkandAfrica’sTransformativeAgenda–Threats,OpportunitiesandPossibilities 08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Truth Commissions in Africa: Balancing Justice, Reconciliation and State Building Chair | Animateur: Bonny Ibhawoh, McMaster University MellissaLevin,UniversityofTorontoReconciliation,decolonizationandre-namingpracticesinSouthAfrica’scapitalcitySylviaBawa,YorkUniversityDecolonizingEmotioninTruthCommissionsinPost-ColonialAfricaAdebisiAlade,BonnyIbhawoh,McMasterUniversityTruthCommission,theState,andVictim’s“RighttoTruth”inNigeriaAboubacarDakuyo,UniversityofOttawa


Truth,JusticeandNationalReconciliation:TheDilemmasofTransitionalJusticeinBurkinaFasoJenniferWallace,McMasterUniversityMemorializingtheMarginalized:AnExaminationoftheTruthandReconciliationCommission’sInfluenceonPrivate-ledHeritageProjectsinPost-ApartheidSouthAfrica

08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Academic-Practitioner collaboration in the struggle for sexual minorities’ rights in Africa south of the Sahara Chair | Animateur: Marc Epprecht, Queen’s University MarcEpprecht,Queen’sUniversityS.N.Nyeck,AmsterdamReflectionsonScholar-ActivistCollaborationandthe"DecolonialCurrent"inAfricaMandisaMbali,UniversityofCapeTownAfricanQueerHistory,Activismand“TheEndofAIDS”KuukuwaAndam,Queen’sUniversity"SometimesIwanttoLeave":ReflectionsonGhana'ssexual/genderdiversitylegalregimefromtheexperiencesofLGBTwomeninGhana.ThomasSloss,CarletonUniversityGayandLesbianMemoryinActionfilmprojectSMRodriguez,HofstraUniversity 08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Land Grabs, Social Differentiation & Livelihoods in Africa I Chair | Animateur: Logan Cochrane, Carleton University YonasTesemaAmaya,DireDawaUniversityThePredicamentofLarge-ScaleLandTransfertoForeigninvestorsinBakoTibeofSouthwestEthiopiaMelisewDejene,HawassaUniversity;LoganeCochrane,CarletonUniversityLandtotheInvestors:TheLandscapeofLandGrabsinEthiopia,ADecadeLaterAdebusuyiIsaacAdeniran,ObafemiAwolowoUniversityLandgrabbingcultureandsprawlingrural-urbanmigrationinNigeriaDanielBehailuGebreamanuel,HawassaUniversityLandGrabbinginEthiopia:towardsUnderstandingthePlightoftheLocalCommunitiesSarahBergerRichardson,DalhousieUniversityLarge-scaleLandAcquisitions:ReconcilingInternationalInvestmentLawwiththeHumanRighttoFoodNathanaelOjong,TyndaleThesocio-economicimpactoflandgrabbinginUganda

08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 6) The Influence of Patent Law and Policy on the Innovation Capability of Manufacturing Industries in Ethiopia Chair | Animateur: Birhan Suadik, Queen’s University Hailemichael Demissie, School of Law Solomon Mesfin, University of Gondar Wondwosen Wubu, University of Gondar Hailu Dadi, Institute of Bio-technology


10:00-10:30 | 10h00-10h30 Break | Pause 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 1) Penser l’islam contemporain : dialogues à partir de l’Afrique de l’ouest Chair | Animatrice: Marie-NathalieLeBlanc,ChaireIslamContemporainenAfriquedel’Ouest,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréal Mathias Savadogo, Université Félix Houphouët-BoignyFabienneSamson,Institutdesmondesafricains,InstitutderechercheetdéveloppementIslam,politiqueetcontrôlesocial:analysecomparéeduSénégaletdel’AlgérieLouisAudet-Gosselin,CEFIR,CégepÉdouardMontpetitLesalafismeburkinabè:entrerigueurdoctrinaleetmouvementdemasseGéraldineMossière,UniversityofMontréal,Institutd’ethnologieméditerranéenne,européenneetcomparative,MaisonMéditerranéennedessciencesdel’HommePenserl’appartenancemusulmaneàseslimites:lecasdesAfricainsdel’ouestapostatsdel’islametconvertisauchristianismeenAfriqueetauQuébecIssoufBinaté,UniversityAlassaneOuattaraLesoftpowerdelaTurquieenCôted’Ivoirecontemporaine:Versundialoguedeculturesetdetraditionsislamiques 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 2) Contributions africaines aux développements et aux débats contemporains en matière de justice pénale internationale, justice transitionnelle et droits de la personne en Afrique. Chair | Animateur: Pacifique Manirakiza, University of Ottawa BernardNtahiraja,UniversityofBurundiÀlarecherchéde“solutionsafricainesauxproblèmesafricains”:LesleçonsduprocèsHissèneHabréauSénégalAimé-ParfaitNiyonkuru,UniversityofFreiburgRetraitsduStatutdeRomeetexpériencesdenon-coopération:Est-cedéjàl'agoniedumodèledejusticedelaCPI?NestorNkurunziza,UniversityofOttawaAnalysedurôledelasociétéciviledanslamiseœuvredelajusticetransitionnelleauBurundiauprismedel’hybriditédelaconsolidationdelapaixAlexisManirakiza,UniversityofAnversAnalysecritiquedelarégulationdelaconjugalitéenunionlibreauBurundiàl’aunedurespectdûauxdroitsetlibertésfondamentalesdespersonnes 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Conflict, Gender and Displacement Chair | Animatrice: Allison Goebel, Queen’s University AllisonGoebel,Queen’sUniversityHeatherTasker,YorkUniversityGenderedImpactsandConceptionsofMONUSCO:Conflict,Subjectivity,andSexualViolenceLindsayCoombs,Queen’sUniversity;StéfanievonHlatky


BlindSpotsinUNPeaceOperations:SexualExploitationandAbuseofMenandBoysJenniferTsokwa,Queen’sUniversityNigeria’sInternallyDisplacedWomen:TheNeedforDecentShelterKirstinWagner,UniversityofBirminghamPeace-BabiesinEasternDRC:DynamicsofSocialStatusandWell-Being 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Embodied inequality in urban Africa Chair | Animateur: Marc Epprecht, Queen’s University RudolfGaudio,PurchaseCollege,SUNYEmbodiedInequalityandUrbanSprawl:InformalTransportinNigeria’sPlannedCapitalMarcEPPRECHT,Queen’sUniversityAnotherExperimentatEdendale(Msunduzi):EnvisioningenvironmentaljusticeinasecondarySouthAfricancitySurajoKamiluSulaiman,Queen’sUniversity;HeatherMichelleAldersey,Queen’sUniversity;AshiruHamzaMohammed,BayeroUniversity;ChristianaOkyere,Queen’sUniversityExperiencesofPolioSurvivorsonAccessibilityinUrbanSpacesinNorthernNigeria 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Land Grabs, Social Differentiation & Livelihoods in Africa II Chair | Animateur: Logan Cochrane, Carleton University GemechuAdimassuAbeshu,BayreuthInternationalGraduateSchoolofAfricanStudiesLargescalelandacquisitionandtheriseofanewformsofpoliticalpowerneartheEthiopia,EritreaandDjiboutibordertriangleBedemariamWoldeyesus,WolloUniversityLandexpropriationandcompensationinKombolcha,EthiopiaGibsonMuridziCommerciallandgrabandtheeffectonwheatproductioninZimbabweSteffiHamann,UniversityofGuelphLandAcquisitionsandEmploymentGenerationinSub-SaharanAfrica:SocialDifferentiationintheLabourForceÉricChaurette,InterPares;AmineBoulhian,UniversitédeMontréalImpactsdifférenciésdesacquisitionsmassivesdeterresagricolesenAfriquedel’OuestRamataMoloThioune10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 6) Transformation des politiques publiques et changements de paradigme en Afrique sub-saharienne : Que peut-on apprendre d’une comparaison entre secteurs? Chair | Animatrice: Bonnie Campbell, Université of Québec at Montréal DanielBéland,UniversityMcGill;PrivilegeHaang’andu,UniversityofSaskatchewanPolicychangeandparadigmshiftsinSub-SaharanAfrica:AcomparisonofhealthcareandminingpolicyMylèneCoderre,UniversityofOttawa;BonnieCampbell,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalLaVisionminièrepourl’Afriqueetlestransformationsdescadresrèglementairesminiers:lesexpériencesduMalietduSénégal


LaraGauthier,UniversitédeMontréalL’influencedes“entrepreneursdeladiffusion”danslaconceptionetlamiseenœuvredufinancementbasésurlaperformanceauMali 12:00-13:30 | 12h30-13h30 Break for lunch | Pause-repas 13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 1) Crossing Memories of Africa and its Diasporas: Public History and Digital Scholarship at the Harriet Tubman Institute Chair | Animateur: Abubacar Fofana Leon, York University BrunoVerás,YorkUniversityCrossingMemories,ArtandDigitalScholarship:TheBaquaquaProjectinitiativeAbubacarFofanaLeón,YorkUniversity;NegitadaGraçaJaime,UniversityEduardoMondlaneTheOficinadeHistória–MoçambiqueandthemakingofadigitalhistoryprojectDatejieChekoGreen,IndependentScholarTheColoredConventionsProject:ADigitalInterventionintheHistoryofAfricanDiasporicCollectivePowerDeniseChallenger,YorkUniversityPlayin’MasorPlayn’Mas:‘KiddiesCarnival’andthemakingofaCaribanadigitalcommunityarchive,Toronto,Canada 13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 2) Table Ronde : Regards africains sur l'Interculturalité Chair | Animateur: Oumar Kane, University of Québec at Montréal Oumar Kane, University of Québec at Montréal Lelo Matundu-Lelo, University of Québec at Montréal Moussa Dieng Kaka, Laval University Sylvain Kalamba Nsapo, UCL 13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Justice Issues in Post-traumatic Contexts Chair | Animateur: Frank Chalk, Concordia University LaraRosenoffGauvin,McGillUniversityInnovative Translation in Search of Reconciliation and Rights: Acoli Indigenous Constitutions in Post-ConflictNorthernUgandaObasesamOkoi,UniversityofManitobaPunctuatedPeace?Post-ConflictPeacebuildingandTransformationalChangeinNigeria’sOilRegionJohnKelechiUgwuanyi,University of YorkEziokwubụndụ:anEvaluationofOtobo,theIgboLandscapefor‘Truth’inaPost-truthEraFrankChalk,ConcordiaUniversityArePerpetratorInterviewsReliableIndicatorsforDeterminingOrdinaryPerpetratorMotives?QuestionsEmergingfromtheCasesofRwandaandtheHolocaustKristiKenyonGenerationalFramingsofInjustice:#FeesMustFallandthePost-ApartheidNarrative


13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Africa and the Global Knowledge Hegemony: Reconsidering Theory Chair | Animateur: Michael Perry Okyerefo, University of Ghana CyreleneMerrilyneAmoah-Boampong,UniversityofGhanaRethinkingthinkinginthedisciplineofHistory:ThecaseoftheIbadanSchoolofHistoryJamesSefeDzisah,UniversityofGhanaKnowledgeProductioninHegemonicStructures:ReconsideringPostcolonialityVictoriaEllenSmith,UniversityofGhanaHistoricalFigures:theimpactofpersonalarchivesonwrittenhistoryMichaelPerryOkyerefo,UniversityofGhanaCuriosityisthebedrockthattranscendsboundariesandfomentsAfricanepistemologies13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Gender, Family and EducationChair | Animateur: MiriamNkangu,UniversityofOttawaMiriamNkangu,UniversityofOttawaDevelopmentofamobilefamilyplanningmessagefortheBornFyneproject-AformativestudyusingabehavioralchangetheoryAnellaBieteru,BrockUniversityGenderedpowerrelationsandhouseholddecision-making:ThecaseofruralnorthernGhanaLevaRouhani,UniversityofOttawa&YvetteOnibonDoubogan,UniversityofParakouPromotinggirls’educationthroughawomen-ledcommunitymodel:MothersAssociationsinBeninFaithAdodo,YorkUniversityTheDisablingImpactofFemaleGenitalMutilation

13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 6) Stories of/with Africans Chair | Animatrice: DenielleELLIOTT,YorkUniversity&JoséC.Curto,YorkUniversityDiscussant:Deb NeillApostscriptoncollaborativeencounters,epistemologicaltensions,andgrandiosestories:MeandDavyAllisonK.Shutt,HendrixCollege,ConwayWritingaboutJasperSavanhu—withhisfamilylookingovermyshoulderNancyJ.Jacobs,BrownUniversityTheProblemofTransferenceinOralBiographyJoséCurto,YorkUniversityDonaJustinaHenriquetaFortunatodaCostainLuanda:ALifeStoryfromthe1840s 15:00-15:30|15h00-15h30Break|Pause

15:30-17:00 | 15h30-17h00 CAAS Panel in Honor of Professor Chris Youe -

Reception offered by Canadian Journal of African Studies/ Panel en l’honneur du Professeur Chris Youé - Réception offerte par la Revue

Canadienne des Études Africaines


Chair: Tim Stapleton, University of Calgary Tim Stapleton, University of Calgary

“Un-Warlike and Well Off:” The British Failure to Identify Martial Races in Colonial Sierra Leone and the Gambia (c.1900-1945)

Katrina Keefer, Trent University Poro and the British Colonial Project in Nineteenth Century Sierra Leone

Miriam Grant, UBC Okanagan Rooms to Let: Lodging Landlords & Ladies as Urban Agents

Ugo Nwokeji, University of California Berkeley African Global Landscapes of New Slavery

17:30-19:30|17h30-19h30CAASOPENINGRECEPTIONINHONOUROFPROFESSORCHRISYOUE|SOIRÉE

D’OUVERTUREDEL’ACÉAENL’HONNEURDUPROFESSEURCHRISYOUEWelcome/BienvenueTributes/hommagesPrixFraserTaylorPrize

ACulturalDemonstration/Prestationartistique


Friday,May17th2019|Vendredi17mai20198:00-16:00 | 8h00-16h00 – Registration Table Open - Inscriptions 08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 1) Natural Resources and Development in Africa: Issues, Insights and Prospects I Chair | Animateur: Uwafiokun Idemudia, York University AmyR.Poteete,ConcordiaUniversity;Co-authorKeithJefferis,EconsultBotswanaAftertheBoom:Volatility,Institutions,Politics,andDevelopmentinBotswana’sResource-DependentEconomyDavidOrr,IndependentscholarRenegotiatingtheperiphery:Oildiscovery,devolution,andpoliticalcontestationinKenyaShingiraiL.Taodzera,UniversityofOttawa“Richkingdoms”andthestate:Naturalresources,ownership,andaccesstoresourcewealthinUgandaandSouthAfricaEyeneOkpanachi,UniversityofVictoriaUnderstandingthepolitical-societylinkagesofresource-basedSovereignWealthFunds(SFWs)inAfrica:LessonsfromGhanaandNigeriaHevinaS.Dashwood,BrockUniversity;UwafiokunIdemudia,YorkUniversity;KernaghanWebbRyersonUniversityGhana’sExtractiveIndustriesTransparencyInitiative:The‘trickledown’ofaccountabilitytocommunitiesaffectedbymining08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 2) Table Ronde : Vulnérabilité des populations urbaines africaines face aux évènements hydrométéorologiques extrêmes. L'apport heuristique d'une démarche interdisciplinaire à Abidjan I Chair | Animatrice: Stéphanie Dos Santos, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement Eric-PascalZahiri,UniversityFélixHouphouëtBoignyStéphanieDosSantos,InstitutdeRecherchepourleDéveloppementAndréAllaDella,UniversityFélixHouphouëtBoignyAmidouDao,UniversityofNorthAlabamaBernardDje,SODEXADrohGoné,UniversityofNorthAlabama 08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Politique du Pèlerinage (Islam et Christianisme): État, entreprenariat et Identité (Burkina Faso, Cameroun et Sénégal) Chair | Animateur : Cédric Jourde, University of Ottawa MurielGomez-Perez,UniversitéLavalFemmesetHajjauCamerounetauBurkinaFaso:embryond'entreprenariatreligieux?MarieBrossier,LavalUniversity;CédricJourde,UniversityofOttawa


ÉconomiepolitiqueduHâjjenmutationauSénégal:EntrehégémonieétatiqueetautonomisationdesentrepreneursislamiquesThéodoreTakou,LavalUniversityHajj,pouvoirpublic,identitésocialeetculturematériellechezlesmusulmansdeDouala(Cameroun):delapériodecolonialeànosjoursIsmailaKane,UniversityofOttawaPopenguineetNotre-DamedeYagma:ferveurreligieuseetactiondel’État

08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Disrupting humanism, connecting security: African studies research and dissemination in a world in turmoil Chair | Animateur : Divine Fuh, CODESRIA, University of Cape Town Divine Fuh, CODESRIA, University of Cape Town; Vito Laterza, University of Agder YvesBarthélémyZoaAtebaTélécommunicationsafricainesetdépendanceàl’Occident:origine,défis,enjeuxetperspectivesSylvieSt-Jacques,Queen'sUniversityTheculturalmeaningofShakaZuluonNetflixOdileGoerg,UniversitéParisDiderot,SorbonneParisCité Faceàl’écran:lecinémaréinventéparsespublicsLeilaQashu,McGillUniversityCollaborativeVideoProductionwithYoungWomeninEthiopia:expressingconcernsandhopesthroughcreativeartisticimprovisation

08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Local Culture, Identity And Religion Chair | Animateur : Candide Nyondo, Carleton University CandideNyondo,CarletonUniversityTheFightforSocialLegitimacyinMobutu'sZaire:TheContrastingResponsesoftheCatholicandProtestantChurchtotheAuthenticityProgram1970-1977SamuelKehindeFabunmi,FederalCollegeOfEducation,Abokuta,OgunStateEmergingTrendInTheNamingPracticeAmongTheYorubaChristiansInNigeriaAsAThreatToAfricanPersonalityAndIdentityOgunrinadeAdewaleOlukayode,GombeStateUniversityAppropriationofYorubaSocio-culturalbeliefsandPracticesamongtheIndigenousPentecostalsinIbadanAdebusuyiIsaacAdeniran,ObafemiAwolowoUniversityAlafowosowopo:exploringthesignificanceof‘resurgent’YorubatraditionalcommunalhumansettlementpatternasaformofSSEinEleweeran,South-West,Nigeria08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 6) Finances, Economic Practices And Gender Chair | Animateur : Marie Gagné, University of Toronto UchennaUgwu,UniversityofOttawa


Redefining'Innovation'inMultilateralIPRegulationtoAdvanceAgriculturalInvention:AnAfricanPerspectiveMarieGagné,UniversityofTorontoCorporatePolymorphism,FabulousPromisesofDevelopment,andOstentatiousSelf-Promotion:AnalysingAgribusinessLandControlStrategiesinSenegalGraceAdeniyiOgunyankinGbomulelantern:TheembodimentandperformativityofmicrofinanceinSouthwestNigeriaChristopherWebb,UniversityofTorontoGiveaWomanaFinancializedFish:ReflectionsonNeoliberalismandDistributioninSouthAfrica’sCashTransferProgram

10:00-10:30 | 10h00-10h30 Break | Pause 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 1) Natural Resources and Development in Africa: Issues, Insights and Prospects II Chair | Animateur: Amy R. Poteete, Concordia University JesseSalahOvadia,UniversityofWindsorPreliminaryResearchonResourceNationalisminSouthernAfrica:ReimaginingAConceptChrisHuggins,UniversityofOttawa;AbelKinyondo,REPOAResourceNationalisminTanzania:StatecontrolledenclavesandformalizationintheTanzanitesectorJasonJ.McSparren,UniversityofMassachusettsGlobalIssuesAddressedthroughGlobalGovernance:TheEITIasanInterventionagainsttheResourceCurseW.R.NadègeCompaoré,BalsillieSchoolofInternationalAffairs(BSIA)PostdoctoralFellow,UniversityofTorontoCanadian“HomeStateResponsibility”inAfrica’sMiningSector:Prospectsof/foraTripartiteGovernanceComplexandWhyitMatters 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 2) Table Ronde : Vulnérabilité des populations urbaines africaines face aux évènements hydrométéorologiques extrêmes. L'apport heuristique d'une démarche interdisciplinaire à Abidjan II Chair | Animatrice: Stéphanie Dos Santos, Institut de Recherche pour le Développement IbrahimBamba,UniversityFélixHouphouëtBoignyModesteKacou,UniversityFélixHouphouëtBoignyBamoryKamagate,UniversityofNorthAlabamaJean-LouisPerrin,InstitutdeRecherchepourleDéveloppementLucSeguis,InstitutdeRecherchepourleDéveloppement 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Thinking Again About the Occult: New Approaches to the Study of Religion in Africa


Chair | Animatrice: Marie-Nathalie LeBlanc, ChaireIslamContemporainenAfriquedel’Ouest,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalDiscussant: Florence Bernault Pier-OlivierTremblay,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalIslamandtheEsotericSciences:Ethos,DiscourseandLegitimacyAmong”marabouts”FatoumataDiaharaTraoré,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalLiminalityandspiritualityinAfricanwomenimmigrants'help-seekinginmentalhealthBorisKoenig,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréal,CatholicUniversityofLeuvenEthnographicnotesonurbanyouthinitiatoryjourneysintoanimistesotericpracticesinCôted’IvoireMarie-NathalieLeBlanc,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalConversationbetweentheOccultandIslam10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Globalization, Transculturality and Innovation in Africa Chair | Animateur: Samuel Afolabi Olugbemiga, University of Johannesburg, Obafemi Awolowo University SamuelAfolabiOlugbemiga,UniversityofJohannesburg;VictoriaAfolabiOluwatoyin,ObafemiAwolowoUniversity

InnovationandtheConceptofAfricanUniversity:Rationality,EpistemicideandSubjectivityofKnowledgeProductionHarrisonAdewaleIdowuTechnologicalInnovationandtheQuestforEconomicDevelopmentinAfricaBabatunde Omotosho,FederalUniversityOyeAfricanCultureandDevelopmentintheeraofGlobalisationFrancisAjayi,ConcordiaUniversityTranslationand/asTransculturationinPostcolonialAfricaAdebusuyiIsaacAdeniran,ObafemiAwolowoUniversity&TolulopeEstherAdebusuyi,ObafemiAwolowoUniversityAlafowosowopo:exploringthesignificanceof‘resurgent’Yorubatraditional(communal)humansettlementpatternasaformofSSEinEleweeran,South-West,Nigeria 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Transnational simultaneity: exploring African nascent model of regional integration Chair | Animateur: Adebusuyi Isaac Adeniran, Obafemi Awolowo University AdebusuyiIsaacAdeniran,ObafemiAwolowoUniversityTransnationalsimultaneity:exploringAfricanemergentmodelofregionalintegrationAgunyaiSamuelChukwudi,ObafemiAwolowoUniversityRemittancesandMigration:AStrategicToolforAnti-SocialBehaviouramongYouthinOgwashi-UkuCommunity,DeltaStateNigeriaBiolaAdimula,UniversityofIlorinTrans-borderExperiencesofNigerianMigrantsinBeninRepublic:ProspectsforSustainableRegionalIntegrationinWestAfricaKabranAristideDjane,PeleforoGonCoulibalyUniversityofKorhogoMigration,empreinteécologiqueetlogiquedesassociationsdemigrantsenrégionforestièreIvoirienne


10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 6) Les contributions africaines en question Chair | Animateur: Isaac Bazié, Université du Québec à Montréal CarolinaFerrer,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalL’Afriqueàl’âgehypercanonique?LaréceptioncritiqueinternationaledesprincipalesfigureslittérairesafricainesHamadouMandé,UniversitéOuaga1PrJosephKi-ZerboLethéâtreafricaincontemporain:uneécritureinnovanteàvocationuniverselleAbdoulayeImorou,UniversityofGhanaEtsil’Afriquen’avaitrieninventé.Chroniquesd’unempirevoraceJean-MarieMikiKasongoMukanjila,InstitutCatholiquedeParisLacréativitéafricainedansl’océandel’indifférence

12:15-13:30 | 12h15-13h30 - Author Meets Critic A Conversation aroundFlorenceBernault’sColonialTransactions:Imaginaries,Bodiesand

HistoriesinGabon,DukeUniversityPress,2019.Chair|Animatrice:MeredithTerretta,Chaire Gordon F. Henderson en Droits de la Personne

Gordon F. Henderson Chair in Human Rights, University of Ottawa Participants| Participant.e.s:

Marie-NathalieLeBlanc,ChaireIslamContemporainenAfriquedel’Ouest,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréal

AndrewIvaska,ConcordiaUniversityBogumilJewsiewicki,Prof.émérite,UniversitédeLaval

CandideNyondo,UniversityofOttawaPhilJanzen,UniversityofFlorida

13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 1) Natural Resources and Development in Africa: Issues, Insights and Prospects III Chair | Animateur: Tim Shaw, University of Massachusetts AlexOsei-Kojo,UniversityofColoradoEvidenced-basedPolicymakingandNaturalResourceManagementinGhanaTimothyAdivilahBalag’kutu,UniversityofMassachusettsExaminingthegovernancedeficitinGhana’sartisanalandsmall-scaleminingsectorUwafiokunIdemudia,YorkUniversity;FrancisXavierDeryTuokuu,AntiochUniversity;JamesS.Gruber,AntiochUniversity;JeanKayira,AntiochUniversityChallengesandopportunitiesofenvironmentalpolicyimplementation:empiricalevidencefromGhana’sgoldminingsectorEmmanuelGraham,IndependentscholarAssessingADecadeofCivilSocietyOrganizations’WatchDogRoleinPreventingtheOilCurseinGhana 13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 2)


Table Ronde : À quelles conditions un transfert technologique décolonial est-il possible en Afrique francophone subsaharienne? Exploration de l’appropriation de quatre technologies numériques associées à la science ouverte Chair | Animateur: Florence Piron, Université Laval FlorencePiron,LavalUniversityJudicaëlAlladatin,UniversityofParakou,UniversitéduQuébecàRimouskiDjossèTessy,UniversitéLaval,VirchowVillerméCenterThomasHervéMboaNkoudou,UniversitéLaval,APSOHA 13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Human Rights Action Plans in Africa: Process, Substance and Outcomes Chair | Animatrice: Obiora C. Okafor, York University SylviaBawa,YorkUniversityCanada-AfricaEngagementsinHumanRights:BeyondImperialismandMethodologicalNationalismsObioraC.Okafor,SanaaAhmed,YorkUniversityPresencethroughabsence:UnderstandingtheRoleofCapitalintheAfricanHumanRightsActionPlanObioraC.Okafor,MaxwelMiyawa,YorkUniversityTheAfricanUnion’sHumanRightsActionPlanningProcess(2016-2018):ACriticalAssessmentIbironkeOdumosu-Ayanu,UniversityofSaskatchewanAfrica’sNormEntrepreneurs,Canada’sEngagementandtheDevelopmentofaHumanRightsStrategyforAfrica 13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Slavery in Africa during the Nineteenth Century: Comparative Perspectives Chair | Animatrice: Vanessa Oliveira, Royal Military College of Canada VanessaOliveira,RoyalMilitaryCollegeofCanadaExperiencesofSlavesinLuandaduringtheEraofLegitimateCommerceFrancescaDeclich,UniversitàdiUrbinoCarloBoInhabitants(moradores)andslavesindemographicdatacollectionsofnineteenthcenturyCaboDelgado(Mozambique)StephenJ.Rockel,UniversityofTorontoFreedSlaveOriginsinEastAfricafromtheBritishForeignOfficeCorrespondence:APreliminaryAnalysis 13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Islam : Society, History, Ideologies | Islam : société, histoire, idéologies Chair | Animateur: RobertLummack,UniversityofOttawa,CMRSJDrissaKonéLaJamaatTablighàAbidjan:Itinérairesetstratégiesdediffusiondel'islampardes"travailleursdeDieu"RobertLummack,UniversityofOttawa,CMRSJUnderstandingtheContinuanceoftheBokoHaramInsurgencyFeisalFarah,AmericanUniversityofNigeriaSchoolofArts&Science(SAS)


Al-Shabab,BokoHaram,TheEvilTwinsoftheAfricanContinent:TheHistoricalandContemporarySocialContextthatLedtotheirBirthCheikhTijaniIsselmou,TheUniversityofArizonaIslam,SecularityandColonialityEarlyMauritanianResponsetoColonialism1890-1920

13:30-15:00 | 13h30-15h00 (Room / Salle: 6) Mobilités et Frontières | Displacements And Borders Chair | Animateur: HusseinaDinani,UniversityofTorontoScarboroughJeanRogerAbessoloNguemaMobilitéstransfrontalièresenAfriquecentralePaysmembresdelaCEMAC:analysedestrajectoirescontrastéesdutriangledelamortTchad-Cameroun-Républiquecentrafricaineetdutriangled’orGabon-Cameroun-GuinéeéquatorialeVictorAmadi,UniversityoftheWesternCapeReassessingtheSADCapproachtomovementofpersonsHusseinaDinani,UniversityofTorontoScarboroughGender,MobilityandRegionalisminsouthernTanganyika,1930s-1950s.”DenboyKudejira,MemorialUniversityMovementofZimbabweanmigrantsinto,withinandoutofthefarmlabormarketinLimpopoProvince,SouthAfrica 15:00-15:30|15h00-15h30Break|Pause15:30-17:00 | 15h30-17h00 (Room / Salle: 1) Table Ronde : L’originalité à l’épreuve de la multiculturalité : l’identité africaine en question Chair | Animatrice: Marie Fall, University of Québec at Chicoutimi & Samba Diakité, Université Alassane Ouattara de Côte d’Ivoire Kouakou Kouamé Hyacinthe Youssouf Kouma Doumbia Abi Barro Aminata Mamadou Dimé Omar Gueye Khadiyatoulah Fall Lélo Matundo 15:30-17:00 | 15h30-17h00 (Room / Salle: 2) Scalability of innovations in rural livelihood strategies in Sub-Saharan Africa Chair | Animatrice: Sheila Rao, Carleton University BernardPelletier,FarmRadioInternational;BerhaneGebru,Independentresearcher;CatherineMloza-Banda,FarmRadioTrust;StanleyKhaila,FarmRadioTrust;GeorgeVilili,FarmRadioTrust;MarkLeclair,FarmRadioInternational;ElubyKanyenda,FarmRadioTrust;RexChapota,FarmRadioInternationalHarnessingInformationandCommunicationTechnologiestoscaleupagriculturalinnovationinsub-SaharanAfrica.


KariukiKirigia,McGillUniversityPrivatizationinthePostcolony:DismantlingwhilePreservingthePastoralCommonsHelenaShilomboleni,InternationalDevelopmentResearchCenterThePoliticalEconomyofScalingUpInnovationsinAgriculturalDevelopmentSheilaRao,CarletonUniversityThegendered,socio-economicimplicationsofinnovationsinnutritionalhealth:thecaseofbiofortificationinTanzania. 15:30-17:00 | 15h30-17h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Tracing African Trajectories: Liberated Africans and Diasporic Biographies Chair | Animatrice: Katrina H. Keefer, Trent University KatrinaH.Keefer,TrentUniversity;MarthaLadly,OntarioCollegeofArtandDesign;KartikayChadha,UniversityofTorontoDecodingOrigins:CreatingAVisualLanguageofMarksMichaelMcGill,TrentUniversityTravellingDigitally:TheUsefulnessofDigitalTechnologyintheStudyofTravelLiteratureinPrecolonialAfricaHenryB.Lovejoy,UniversityofColoradoIsaHubNeeded?ProblemswithDataManagementandConsolidatingResearchNetworksintheLiberatedAfricansProjectEricLehman,TrentUniversityImaginingaScarchive:ScarificationasSystemsofPre-ColonialKnowledge 15:30-17:00 | 15h30-17h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Gender, Violence, Subjectivity Chair | Animateur: JaneL.Parpart,University of Massachusetts BostonTaiwoBello,UniversityofTorontoRethinkingGenderRelationsinAfrica:NigerianWomen,DomesticViolenceandtheDeathCaravansOluwakemiOyebanji,UniversityoftheWesternCapeHumanTraffickingAcrossABorderInNigeria:ExperiencesOfYoungWomenWhoHaveSurvivedTraffickingHeatherTaskerGenderedImpactsandConceptionsofMONUSCO:Conflict,Subjectivity,andSexualViolenceJaneL.Parpart,University of Massachusetts BostonRethinkingSilence,GenderandPowerinInsecureSites:TheZimbabweNationalistStruggleJenKatshungaOutofSight,OutofMind:ExaminingtheGeographiesofExclusionaroundAdolescentgirlsinKinshasa,DemocraticRepublicofCongo 15:30-17:00 | 15h30-17h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Innovation And Local Knowledge Chair | Animateur: OkalaTsalaSilvereUlrie,IDHES,UniversitéParis8AdemolaKazeemFayemi,UniversityofJohannesburgInnovationandethicsinindigenousYoruba-AfricanmedicinalpracticesOkalaTsalaSilvereUlrie,IDHES,UniversitéParis8


‘’l’ikagsaa’’*:uneformeanciennedutravailenpaysEtonduCamerounauservicedelaproductionTagneJoelStephan,universitéofDschang,CamerounDiversitéculturelleetinnovationauCamerounMichelleSraha-Yeboah,YorkUniversityInvestigatingWestAfricanPracticesofPsychotherapy:InnovationsandImplicationsfortheWestGinoVlavonou,UniversityofOttawaGlobalandlocalinflectionsintheCentralAfricanRepublicCAR

15:30-17:00 | 15h30-17h00 (Room / Salle: 6) Communauties And Governance Chair | Animateur: Andrew Heffernan, University of OttawaTinotendaChidhawu,UniversityoftheWesternCapeTheconundrumofHumanRights:whydemocracyappearstotriumphintheWestandfailseverywhereelse: An assessment of the dynamics of human rights in Zimbabwe’s ‘new dispensation’ underMnangagwa.RaphaelOgomTheWestandAfrica:Re-thinkingtheQuestionofOriginalityandInnovationinGovernanceAndrewHeffernan,UniversityofOttawaKillingthesocialsoftly?EnvironmentalassemblagesreconfiguringstatepowerinNamibiaAlbertOmulo,UniversityoftheWesternCapeRe-conceptualizingEthnic-basedViolenceinAfricaintheAgeofUnfettered,UnregulatedCapitalism:InsightsfromtheKenyanCasewithSpecialReferencetoitsLuoCommunityOulaiB.Goué,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalLafabriqued’unobjetdiscursif.Leséthiquesdespratiquesjournalistiquesentempsdeguerre:lecasdelaguerrecivileenCôted’Ivoirede2010-2011

17:15-18:30 | 17h30-18h30 KeynoteSpeaker:Prof.MichaelPerryOkyerefo,AssociateProfessor,Departmentof

Sociology,UniversityofGhana,[email protected] is the bedrock that transcends boundaries and foments African epistemologies


Saturday,May18th2019|Samedile18mai20198:00-16:00 | 8h00-16h00 – Registration Table Open - Inscriptions 08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 2) The Learning Toolkit Plus in Kenya Chair | Animateur: Philip Abrami, Concordia University LarysaLysenko,ConcordiaUniversity;C.AnneWade,ConcordiaUniversity;PhilipAbrami,ConcordiaUniversityTeachingwithLTK+.PreliminarylessonsaboutsustainabilityandscaleupinKenyaschoolsAlexandraGottardo,WilfridLaurierUniversity;EileenWood,WilfridLaurierUniversity;PhillipAbrami,ConcordiaUniversity;AnneWade,ConcordiaUniversity;MainaWaGioko,AgaKhanAcademy;RoseIminza,AgaKhanAcademy;EnosKiforo,AgaKhanAcademyCollaboratingtodevelopoptimaltrainingforeducatorsusingsoftwareasaninstructionaltool:TheKenyancontext.LarysaLysenko,ConcordiaUniversity;VivekVenkatesh,ConcordiaUniversity;EnosKiforo,AgaKhanAcademy;AnneGattende,IChooseLife,Nairobi,KenyaElectronicportfoliosinKenyansecondaryclassrooms:resultsoftheePEARLpilotstudyNathalieChapleau,UniversityofQuébecatMontréal;LineLaplante,UQAM;MoniqueBrodeur,UQAM;PatrickCharland,UQAM;KathyBeaupré-Boivin,UQAMLesdéfisdelaréalisationd’uneétudeenmilieuscolairefrancophoneenCôted’IvoireGuo-SunnyXin,ChineseUniversityofHong-Kong;AlanCheung,ChineseUniversityofHong-Kong;BarleyMak,ChineseUniversityofHong-KongActivitytheoryasaframeworkforunderstandingteachers'perceptionsoftheuseofABRACADABRA(ABRA)atprimaryschoolsinKenya 08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Climate change in Africa: grassroots perspectives and innovative adaptation strategies Chair | Animatrice: Sorome Abeshu, New Generation University SoromeAbeshu,NewGenerationUniversityBirdsaremigratingaway:viewsoftheOromopeopleregardingeffectsofclimatechangeonlakeAbjataintheRiftValleyinEthiopiaAsegidewAkaleZebene,UniversityofBayreuthInnovativeAdaptationstrategiestoclimatechangeinsmallholderfarmersinthecaseofMinjarShenkoradistrict,EthiopiaJamesWachira,UniversityofBayreuthClimatechangesthroughthepoemsandfablesoftheKippsigsofNorthWesternKenya:grassrootsperispectivesRamataMoloThiouneActionResearchtoovercomethenegativeimpactoflargescalelandacquisitionsonwomeninAfrica

08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Boko Haram: Islamic Militancy and Global and Regional Terrorism


Chair | Animateur: Paul E. Lovejoy, York Universit & Bruno R. Véras, York University PaulE.Lovejoy,YorkUniversity;BrunoR.Véras,YorkUniversityBokoHaram,IslamicProtest,andNationalSecurityFeisalFarah,AmericanUniversityofNigeriaAl-Shabab,BokoHaram,TheEvilTwinsoftheAfricanContinent:TheHistoricalandContemporarySocialContextthatLedtotheirBirthFrançoisWassouni,UniversityofMarouaTerrorismedeBokoHaramauCamerounetémergenced’uneterminologienouvelledansleszonesaffectéesIbrahimSaniKankara,UmaruMusaYar’aduaUniversity;NuraIbrahim,AhmaduBelloUniversityZariaImplicationsofBokoHaramInsurgencyontheAlmajiriInstitutionandIslamicScholarshipintheNorthwesternNigerianregionMelchisedekChétima,UniversityofMaroua&FidèleAllianceAbéléguéPourquoilesGensàlaFrontièreentreleNigeriaetlenordduCamerounQualifientBokoHaramd’Hamaji? 08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Security And Governance Chair | Animateur: Yalla Sangaré, Université Sainte-Anne & Jason J. McSparren, University of Massachusetts StephanieBacher,Universitéd'OttawaConsolidationdelapaixetdominationautoritairedansleNorddel’OugandaLucienManokou,InstitutdeRechercheenScienceshumaines(IRSH)/LibrevilleLesdécèsdanslesopérationsdel’ONU:untributpartagéentrel’Afriqueetlemonde1956ànosjoursYallaSangaré,UniversitéSainte-Anne&JasonJ.McSparren,UniversityofMassachusettsSecurityResponseGovernance:theG5-SahelJointTaskForceHonoréGbedan,UniversitéLavalL’Afriqueetlesvolontairesinternationauxdudéveloppement:entreconflitsidentitairesethybridationculturelle?JosephTchindaKenfoLarésolutiondesconflits intercommunautairesàl’Ouest-Cameroun:Du«moderneautraditionnel»àl’épreuveduconflitBagam-Bamenyamdansl’arrondissementdeGalim

08:30-10:00 | 8h30-10h00 (Room / Salle: 6) Littératures africaines à l’épreuve de la globalisationChair I Animatrice : Vanessa Etondi, Université de Bergen JacobTatsitsa,UniversityofOttawaLesCanadiensetlenouveausouffled’uneœuvreengagéecensurée:lecasdeMainbassesurleCameroun…deMongoBetiJuliaGalmiche,UniversityofTorontoEntreintertextualitéetpostcolonialité:l’hybriditénarrativedans"LeDevoirdeviolence"MamadouBayala,EcoleNationaled’administrationetdemagistrature,OuagadougouDramaturgieburkinabèetpratiquesinnovantes


VanessaEtondi,UniversitédeBergenL’AfriquedansleprismeduSankofachezLéonoraMianoSouleymaneGanou,UniversitéOuaga1PrJosephKi-ZerboMasqueetdéveloppementendogène:perspectivescroiséesdelatraditionetdelamodernité 10:00-10:30 | 10h00-10h30 Break | Pause 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 1) Author Meets Critic Roundtable: A Conversation around Bonny Ibhawoh’s Human Rights in Africa, Cambridge University Press, 2018 Chair | Animatrice: Meredith Terretta, Chaire Gordon F. Henderson en Droits de la Personne Gordon F. Henderson Chair in Human Rights, University of Ottawa PaulUgor,IllinoisStateUniversityObiorahOkafor,YorkUniversityMeredithTerretta,UniversityofOttawaRaymondIzarali,TshepoInstitutefortheStudyofContemporaryAfrica,WilfridLaurierUniversitySylviaBawa,YorkUniversity 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 2) Africa and the Western Values: Contrastive Readings Chair | Animateur : MunjeeraJefford,YorkUniversityRolandAfungang,UniversityofPortoFaileddecolonizationofAfricaandtheriseofnewstates:CartographyoftheongoingwarintheformerBritishSouthernCameroons-AmbazoniaKhanyileMlotshwa,UniversityofKwaZulu-Natal(UKZN)Africa’slootedartandHegel’sshameMunjeeraJefford,YorkUniversityFalolaandOluwole:NigerianPhilosophersDecolonizeEducationAmosAdekunleAdediran,FederalCollegeofEducation,Abeokuta,OgunStateExaminingTheImpactOfTraditionalKnowledgeForThePreservationOfAfricanCulturalHeritageInNigeriaSamanthaStevens-Hall,McMasterUniversityBagandaIntellectualsandtheMakingofModernityinBritishImperialNetworks

10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 3) Gouvernance, Économie et Identité | Governance, Economy and Identity Chair | Animateur: EugèneArnaudYOMBOSEMBE,UniversitédeYaoundéII KayambaTshitshiNdouba,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréal,UniversityofLaRiojaL’Afriqueaucarrefourdel’innovationdudroitinternational.L’expériencederégionalisationdudroitinternationalpénalOlusolaOgunnubi,MangosuthuUniversityofTechnologyNationBranding,NationalIdentity,andtheNigerianProject:MattersArisingforPoliticalRestructuringKojoDamptey


RethinkingIndigenousGovernanceforContemporaryAfrica.TheCaseforGhanaTaiwoBello,UniversityofTorontoManufacturingandIndustrializationinAfrica:AHistoryofHopeandDespair 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 4) Boko Haram: Islamic Scholarship, Ideologies and Local Dynamics Chair | Animateur: Paul E. Lovejoy, York University; Burno R. Véras, York University SéhouAhmadou,UniversityofMarouaDireBokoHaram:TendanceshistoriographiquesetorientationsépistémologiquesJacobUdo-UdoJacob,AmericanUniversityofNigeriaBlood,Tweets&Toil:TheNigerianArmy'sSocialMediaWaronBokoHaramAdamMahamat,UniversityofMarouaBokoHaramauCameroun:DiscoursetcontroversessuruneinsurrectionquidiviseFrançoisWassouni,UniversityofMarouaLespersonnesassociéesàBokoHaramdansl’extrêmeNordduCameroun:entreretours,traumatisme,stigmatisationetproblèmesderéintegration 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 5) Roundtable: Using Social Media communication in disability inclusive development: Evidence from Cameroon Chair | Animatrice: LynnCockburn,UniversityofTorontoJuliusNganji,UniversityofTorontoLouisMbibeh,IndependentResearcher,CameroonLynnCockburn,UniversityofTorontoMarcStephanNkouly,ClicSpace,Bamenda,CameroonVeronicaNgumNdi,NorthWestAssociationofWomenwithDisabilities,Bamenda,Cameroon 10:30-12:00 | 10h30-12h00 (Room / Salle: 6) Savoirs et dynamiques afromondiales | Knowledge and Afroglobal Dynamics Chair | Animateur: AdemolaKazeemFayemi,UniversityofLagosOluwoleCoker,ObafemiAwolowoUniversity,Ile-IfeNeither theDevilnor theDeepBlueSea:AyiKweiArmah,PrintCultureand thePoliticsofKnowledgeProductioninPostcolonialAfricaGladysAkuaAgyeiwaaDenkyi-Manieson,CentralUniversityAndOkyereKarikariAlexander,UniversityofSciencesandTechnologyAfricanUnityandDevelopment:AStudyofAyiKweiArmah’sTwoThousandSeasons.AdemolaKazeemFayemi,UniversityofLagosArtisticCreativity,AfricanAestheticsandtheFutureofAfricaintheWorldArmelTallingFongang,UniversitédeYaoundéIL’inventiondelavilleenAfriqueNoire:Entrepratiquesinnovantesetdéfisdelamondialisationencontexteurbaincamerounais

12:30-14:00|12h30-14h00


CAASAnnualGeneralMeeting(AGM)Assembléegénéraleannuelle(AGA)del’ACÉA

14:00-15:30 | 14h00-15h30 (Room / Salle: 1) Formes, stratégies et enjeux de la mobilisation collective des musulmans-es ouest-africains-es dans la région du Grand Montréal Chair | Animateur: Kayamba Tshitshi Ndouba, Université du Québec à Montréal, University of La Rioja MoussaDieng,LavalUniversity,UniversitédeMontréal;SayoubaSavadogo,McGillUniversityLesformesdemobilisationcultuelledel’Islamouest-africaindanslarégionduGrandMontréalKayambaTshitshiNdouba,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréal,UniversityofLaRiojaMobilisationassociativedel’islamouest-africaindanslarégionduGrandMontréalMouniaChadi,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalLeslieuxetlesobjetsdesmobilisationsgenréesdel’IslamdanslarégionduGrandMontréal.UneperspectivedudialogueMaghreb/Afriquedel’OuestDiaharaTraoré,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréalMusulmanesengagées:pratiquesmilitantespourunecitoyennetéculturelle 14:00-15:30 | 14h00-15h30 (Room / Salle: 2) Migration régionale et internationale | Regional And International MigrationsChair | Animatrice: Rim Otmani, Centre de Recherche en Anthropologie Sociale et Culturelle (C.R.A.S.C.) EphremBereka,AddisAbabaUniversityTheparadoxesofillegality,risksandmigrationinduceddevelopmentinAfrica:thecaseofEthiopianmigrationtoSouthAfricaRimOtmani,CentredeRechercheenAnthropologieSocialeetCulturelle(C.R.A.S.C.)LacrisemigratoireenAfriqueàl’épreuvedelamondialisationAbeshuSoromeAdimassu,NewgenerationUniversityBirdsaremigratingaway:viewsoftheOromopeopleregardingeffectsofclimatechangeonlakeAbjataintheRiftValleyinEthiopiaQiuyuJiang,McGillUniversityAnAdditionalTierofChina’s“FloatingPopulation”:ManagingthePost-ReformAfricanMigrantsinGuangzhou

14:00-15:30 | 14h00-15h30 (Room / Salle: 3) Migratory Dynamics between Africa and Canada Chair | Animatrice: Simonne Horwitz, University of SaskatchewanSimonneHorwitz,UniversityofSaskatchewanCanadainAfricaandAfricainCanada--ThroughTaughtAbroadprogramsforCanadianStudentsJosephMensah,YorkUniversityTheJanus-FaceofContemporaryMigrationUnderstandingtheReturnMigrationIntentionsofAfricanImmigrantsinCanadaOlabanjiAkinola,AlgomaUniversityAfricanMigrantsandthePoliticsofImmigration,Settlement,andIntegrationinCanada


VanessaWachuku,RyersonUniversityIntheQuestforAsylum:FactorspushingNigerianstoCanada 14:00-15:30 | 14h00-15h30 (Room / Salle: 4) Education, Health and Public Policies | Éducation, santé et politiques publiques

Chair | Animatrice: Vanessa Bart-Plange, York UniversityDavidHornsby,CarletonUniversity#FeesMustFallandHigherEducationinSouthAfricaVanessaBart-Plange,YorkUniversityTheValueofSocialCapital:ExploringGhanaianPublicSeniorHighSchools'ResponsetoConstraintsandStructuralInequalitiesinthePublicEducationalSectorChristopherWebb,YorkUniversityTheTithesofEducation:Family,AspirationandDebtinSouthAfrica's#FeesMustFallProtestsIbrahimHamaniSouleyEnjeuxetlimitesdutransfertde«connaissancesscientifiques»surlespolitiquespubliquesdesantéauNiger:lecasduFinancementBasésurlaPerformanceFBPpourlerenforcementdusystèmedesantéauNigerLelaMukaruzima,UniversityoftheWesternCape&Jose Frantz, UniversityoftheWesternCapeLeisure Time Physical Activity practices and the influencing factors among government employees inRwanda 14:00-15:30 | 14h00-15h30 (Room / Salle: 5) Économie et dynamiques afromondiales | Economy And Afroglobal Dynamics Chair | Animateur: Alexis Abodohoui, Université de Parakou Zhan Su ElizabethCobbett,UniversityofEastAngliaHookinginGlobalFinancialNetworks:BirthofLagosFinancialCentreSabellaAbidde,AlabamaStateUniversityChinainAfrica:ConquestandPlunderOrAMutuallyBenefitingRelationshipKirstenFisherAfrica'sRelationshipwiththeICC:AwayforwardAlexisAbodohoui,UniversitédeParakouZhanSuMythesetréalitédumanagementSoftPowerchinoisenAfrique 14:00-15:30 | 14h00-15h30 (Room / Salle: 6) Urbanité, Valeurs sociales et Vulnérabilité | Urbanity, Social Values And Vulnerability Chair | Animateur: HoneMandefroBelaye,ConcordiaUniversityHoneMandefroBelaye,ConcordiaUniversityUrbanTransformationandSocialCapitalinEthiopianCities:acomparativecasestudyinGondar,NorthWestEthiopiaMaximeRicard,UniversitéduQuébecàMontréal&FélixGrodji,UniversitéAlassaneOuattaradeBouaké


Laréponsecollectiveàla"crisedesmicrobes"àAbobo:l'émergenced'unecommunautémoralecoercitiveoscillantentredélégationetdéchargedel'ÉtatAnnyFloreTMbiah,UniversityofMarouaLeparadigmedelacorruption:unelectureappropriéeaucontextesocialecollectivisteOyindamolaAlaka,universityofmanitobaAVirtualReality:SocialmediaasanalternatesafespaceforNigeria’sQueercommunity15:30-16:00|15h30-16h00Break|Pause

16:00-17:30 | 16h00-17h30 - Keynote Speaker : Bonnie Campbell - Université du Québec à Montréal -Cocktail

caas-acÉa 2019 - programme prÉliminairecaas-acÉa 2019 - programme prÉliminaire truth, justice...

Documents