- Founded
1956 - Seminar Number
435
The seminar provides a lively forum for historians and social scientists engaged in the advanced study of Sub- Saharan Africa. Faculty and visiting scholars from Columbia University and neighboring institutions actively participate in the monthly evening sessions. Seminar discussions often focus on theoretical and comparative approaches to the study of colonial and contemporary states, processes in political mobilization and leadership, the impact of the international community, and the roles of gender and cultural identities.
Co-Chairs
Professor Robyn d’Avignon
robyn.davignon@nyu.edu
Professor Anooradha Siddiqi
asiddiqi@barnard.edu
Rapporteur
Jessie Cohen
jmc2377@columbia.edu