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Africa in the Hague Archiving fieldwork+7

April 21, 2021

Daniel Okiror

Bringing the Iteso story to Academia and the world

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Archiving fieldwork Course reflections+3

April 13, 2021

Daniel Okiror

Visualising Iteso cultural identity-Epitane l’ Iteso

EMURIA KOLIAI: LET THE ITESO CULTURAL IDENTITY GROW AND THRIVE LIKE THIS MASTURD SEED! At the heart of the Iteso ...

MA Series

January 10, 2021

Andrea Rodriguez Hernandez

Concluding thoughts

All in all, this research integrates a feminist perspective to the study of political agency and structure in urban Africa ...

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January 10, 2021

Andrea Rodriguez Hernandez

‘Standing up’: Sisterhood as a primary-response mechanism

The last section of this dissertation invites us to explore sisterhood from a perspective that places activism at the centre. ...

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January 10, 2021

Andrea Rodriguez Hernandez

‘Being there’: Sisterhood as support system

Guided with the question of 'why is the sisterhood relevant in terms of support system for young feminists in the ...

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January 8, 2021

Andrea Rodriguez Hernandez

Field research: My experience

Methodology, methods, and field site Considering the nature of this research, a combination of ethnographic methods looked the most appropriate option for ...

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January 7, 2021

Andrea Rodriguez Hernandez

Contemporary African Feminism: Building a movement

In the 22nd edition of the journal Feminist Africa, Charmaine Pereira (2017) provides an overview of the trajectory and latest ...

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January 5, 2021

Andrea Rodriguez Hernandez

Contemporary African Feminism: Building the theory

The departure point of contemporary African feminist thought can be traced back to the 1980s, when Global South scholars and ...

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January 2, 2021

Andrea Rodriguez Hernandez

In context: The women’s movement in Uganda

Acknowledging the legacy of women organising in pre-colonial and colonial times (see Tamale 1999), most scholars trace the roots of ...