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Lectures, Seminars & Readings

Timetable

Times & rooms

Lectures are held weekly on Tuesday in the Humanities building, H0.58 between 9.00 and 10.00am.

Seminars are held according to the schedule set out below.

Seminar group A meets on Tuesdays 2-3pm, in the Humanities building, H0.44.

Seminar group B meets on Tuesdays 3-4pm, in the Humanities building, H3.03.

Seminar group C meets on Tuesdays 4-5pm, in the Humanities building, H0.44.


Term 1


   

Lecture

Seminar

Week 1

5/10 No lecture or seminar in week 1  

Week 2

12/10 Introduction (lecture notes) Introduction

Week 3

19/10 The Swahili Coast (lecture notes)  The Swahili Coast

Week 4

26/10 States & Stateless Societies (lecture notes) Authority & Identity in the 19th Century

Week 5

2/11 The Colonial Conquest (lecture notes) Scramble or Conquest?

Week 6

9/11 Reading week

Week 7

16/11 The Maji Maji Rebellion (lecture notes)  

Week 8

23/11 World War I  The Maji Maji Rebellion 

Week 9

30/11 The Civilising Mission (lecture notes)  The Civilising Mission 

Week 10

7/12 The Invention of Ethnicity (lecture notes) The Invention of Ethnicity

 

Term 2


   

Lecture

Seminar

Week 1

11/1 Race and Colonialism (lecture notes)  

Week 2

18/1 World War II (lecture notes) Race & Colonialism

Week 3

25/1 The Second Colonial Occupation (lecture notes) Development & Colonialism

Week 4

1/2 The Mau Mau Rebellion (lecture notes) The Mau Mau Rebellion

Week 5

8/2 Revolution in Zanzibar & Rwanda (lecture notes) Legacies of Colonialism

Week 6

15/2 Reading Week  

Week 7

22/2 African Socialism & Neo-Colonialism (lecture notes)  

Week 8

1/3 The Cold War in Eastern Africa (lecture notes) Development & Post-Colonialism

Week 9

8/3 Military Rule in Uganda (lecture notes) The State in Crisis I: The 1970s

Week 10

15/3 Democratisation & Structural Adjustment (lecture notes)


Term 3


   

Lecture

Seminar

Week 1

26/4 No lecture (term starts on Wednesday) No seminar

Week 2

3/5 The HIV/AIDS Pandemic (lecture notes)   The State in Crisis II: The 1980s & 1990s 

Week 3

10/5 The Rwandan Genocide  (lecture notes) The Rwandan Genocide 

Week 4

17/5 Conclusion (lecture notes) Conclusion