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The Horn of Africa Seminar brings together students and scholars interested in examining the region from a multidisciplinary and comparative perspective. By hosting lectures by experienced researchers alongside post-graduates, and by mixing academic and policy research, we hope to come to a shared, factually informed and politically relevant understanding of trends in the region. This term, the seminar will look at a variety of issues, including development and security in Ethiopia, Somali identity in Kenya and the dynamics of state evolution in the Horn of Africa.
Except where otherwise noted(*), the seminar takes place on Tuesdays at 5.00 pm in the Seminar Room, at the African Studies Centre (13 Bevington Road, OX2 6NB).
| 18* January– Christopher Clapham (Cambridge) |
| Why is the Horn different? Discussion & book launch for The Horn of Africa: State Formation & Decay *5pm, Pavilion Room, St Antony’s; Co-hosted with the Thursday African Studies seminar |
| 29* January – Keren Weitzberg (UCL) |
| Discussion & book launch for We Do Not Have Borders: Greater Somalia and the Predicaments of Belonging in Kenya *5pm, Seminar Room 2, QEH; Co-hosted with the Monday African History & Politics seminar |
| 6 February – Sandy Wade (Independent) |
| The security sector and contemporary Ethiopian politics |
| 6 March – Biruk Terrefe (Oxford) |
| The role of infrastructure in Ethiopia’s developmental trajectory *rescheduled from 23 January* |
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No prior registration is required to attend the seminar, but masters and doctoral students are encouraged to sign up to the online list of graduates working on the Horn of Africa: http://goo.gl/qtv30E
If you would like to present your own research at a future seminar, please write to the convener:
Jason Mosley (jason.mosley[at]africa.ox.ac.uk)