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23-24 mai 2016 (The Institute for Humanities in Africa (HUMA) - Université de Cape Town, Le Cap, Afrique du Sud)
Colloque organisé par l’URMIS (Unité de recherche Migrations et Société, UMR205 et l’IFAS Institut français d’Afrique du Sud (UMIFRE 25, USR 3336)
The Institute for Humanities in Africa (HUMA) - Université de Cape Town, Le Cap, Afrique du Sud
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Provisional Programme
Monday 23 May
09.30 – 10.00 Welcome
10.00 – 10.30 Introduction and Notes Adrien DELMAS (IFAS), Giulia BONACCI (IRD, URMIS) and Shamil JEPPIE (University of Cape Town)
10.30 – 12.00 Panel 1 : Contours of a Cuban Pan-Africanism I
Marcos Antonio DA SILVA (Universidad Federal da Grande Dourados), La Revolución Cubana y África : del internacionalismo proletario a la diplomacia social
José Luis MARTÍN ROMERO (Universidad de La Habana), Health Cuban Collaboration in Africa. The experience of Health National School of Cuba and the Impact of Solidarity in the Formation of its Staff Culture of Work
Agustín LAÓ MONTES (University of Massachusetts), Diverse Discourses and Politics of Pan-Africanism : Comparing Cuba, Brazil, and Venezuela
13.30 – 15.00 Panel 2 : Imagining and Experiencing Africa I
Karo MORET MIRANDA (Universidad Pompeu Fabra), Ecué Yamba Ó, hermeneutical Juego by Alejo Carpentier
Marzia MILAZZO (Rhodes University, Vanderbilt University), Disappearing Blackness : Transculturation and Fernando Ortiz’s Por la integración cubana de blancos y negros (For a Cuban Integration of Whites and Blacks)
Kali ARGYRIADIS (IRD, URMIS), Cubanos en Nigeria, nigerianos en Cuba : los actores políticos, científicos y religiosos de la construcción de una filiación
15.15 – 16.45 Panel 3 : Imagining and Experiencing Africa II
João Felipe GONÇALVES (Universidade de São Paulo) Across the Straits and the Ocean : Cuban-American Connections with Africa
Emma GOBIN (Université Paris VIII) Between a Renewed Cuban Africanism and a Nigerian Panafricanism : Reflections on Contemporary Religious Collaborations
Nahayeilli B. JUÁREZ HUET (CIESAS, México) From ’Negro Brujo’ to Cultural Patrimony : Transnational Circulation of the ’Orisha Tradition’ between Nigeria and Cuba
16.45 – 17.45 Itinerary
Pablo RODRÍGUEZ RUIZ (Instituto Cubano de Antropología) Hacer antropología en un contexto de conflicto armado. La experiencia de la investigación multidisciplinaria acerca de la cuestión nacional en Angola
Tuesday 24 May
09.00 – 10.30 Panel 4 : Contours of a Cuban Pan-Africanism II
Emmanuel ALCARAZ (Université Paris X) The Relations between Algiers and Cuba (1962-1965) at the Origins of Cuban Pan-Africanism
Bernardo J.C. ANDRE & Héloïse KIRIAKOU (Paris IV Sorbonne, Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne, IMAF) “The Cuban Internationalism” to serve the “Brothers” parties
Adrien DELMAS (IFAS) Cuba against Apartheid
10.45 – 12.15 Panel 5 : Contours of a Cuban Pan-Africanism III
Michel LUNTUMBUE (GRIP, Bruxelles) Congo-Kinshasa, first meeting point of Cuban influence in Africa
Delmas TSAFACK (University of Dschang) The Cuban Presence in Equatorial Guinea from 1969 to Today : Motivations and Legacies
Yonas ASHINE (Makerere University) Friendship Square and Cuba Camp in Addis Ababa. Narrating the Ethio-Cuba Relations in the Age of Two Successive Developmentalisms in Ethiopia
13.45 – 14.45 Panel 6 : Afro-Cuban Rhythms and Exchanges
Charlotte GRABLI (EHESS) Atlantic Dialogues : Sound Correspondences and the Congolese Recreation of Afro-Cuban Music
Elina DJEBBARI (King’s College) Cold War and Cultural Policies : Musical Exchanges between Cuba and West Africa, 1960s-1970s
15.00 – 16.30 Concluding Remarks and Open Debate
Giulia BONACCI,
Kali ARGYRIADIS,
Pablo RODRÍGUEZ RUIZ,
Shamil JEPPIE,
Adrien DELMAS
Scientific Committee
Kali Argyriadis (URMIS, IRD) ;
Belete Bezuneh Yehun (Addis Ababa University) ;
Giulia Bonacci (URMIS, IRD) ;
Adrien Delmas (IFAS) ;
Piero Gleijeses (John Hopkins University) ;
Shamil Jeppie (HUMA, University of Cape Town) ;
Antonio Tomás (Stellenbosh University) ;
Pablo Rodriguez Ruiz (Istituto Cubano de Antropologia)
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