Centre of West African Studies

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Faculty

STEWART Brown

Insa Nolte

Post-Docs

Paul Ugor

Graduate Students

Shola Adenekan

African literature in the online writing space, Feminist theory, Gender and public policy, sexuality and public policy, women and global politics, New Media Fiction, Nollywood, Sex, the Body and the African Worldview, West African History, and Yoruba Religions in the Americas

Juanita Cox

African Literature, Caribbean Literature, Caribbean Studies, English Literature, English Romanticism, Friedrich Nietzsche, German Romanticism, Intertexuality Theory, Gothic Novel, Ideology of Empire, Nineteenth-Century Fiction, Postmodernism, Postcolonialism, Cultural Theory, and Modernist Literature (Literary Modernism)

Rebecca Jones

African Literature, African Studies, Nigerian travel writing, Yoruba Studies, English Literature, Literary Criticism, Literary History, Literary Theory, Nigeria, and Nigerian Literature

samaila suleiman

West African History and cultural history, women's history, women's studies, Black feminisms, Black feminists, the New Deal, Black leadership during the New Deal, West African History, women's political rhetoric, africanisms (Herskovits), political biography, and life writing
Undergraduates

Laura Escudero

Anthropology Of Art, Anthropology Of Dance, Anthropology of Experience, Anthropology of Food, Anthropology of Shamanism, Anthropology of the Senses, Conciousness, Cultural Anthropology, Anthropology of music, dance and the Body, Sutdies of Butoh, choreotherapy, performing arts / improvisational performance, NGO, South America, Ethnic Studies, and Folklore

Alicia Fanning

Members

Allen Kiconco

Experiences of Forced displacement, Experiences of young women as former girl soldiers in post conflict situations, Gender and armed conflict: Gender Based Violence, Gender and Development, Girls in armed conflicts, Post conflict, Reconstruction, Peace building and Transitional Justice, The politics of Humanitarianism, War and Political Violence in Africa,  Militarization and Disarmament Demobilisation & Reintegration (DDR) programmes, and  Women’s lives in times of catastrophes (war and natural disasters)
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