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Congo Research Network

The Congo Research Network (CRN) is a community of researchers working on DR Congo and its diaspora across the Humanities
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3rd interview on the Congo Research Network Youtube Channel

follow this link to watch the 3rd interview with a Congolese researcher

Panel 12 Revisiting the Congolese Sixties

ASAUK PANEL PROPOSAL 12 (of 12) This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in this. 12 Congo related panels have been accepted. If you wish to participate, you can join … Continue reading →

Panel 11 Congo and the politics of culture

ASAUK PANEL PROPOSAL 11 (of 12) Congo and the Politics of Culture This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in this. 12 Congo related panels have been accepted. If … Continue reading →

Panel 10 Congolese popular music: local and global practices and their contexts, strategies and stakes

ASAUK PANEL PROPOSAL 10 (of 12) Congolese Popular Music: local and global practices and their contexts, strategies and stakes. This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in this. 12 … Continue reading →

Panel 9 Theatre in DR Congo

ASAUK PANEL PROPOSAL 9 (of 12) Panel Title: Theatre in DR Congo This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in this. 12 Congo related panels have been accepted. If … Continue reading →

Panel 8 An imperial hangover? Rethinking Katangan nationalism, 1960-1969

ASAUK Panel proposal 8 (of 12) Panel Title: An Imperial Hangover? Rethinking Katangan Nationalism, 1960-1969 This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in this. 12 Congo related panels have … Continue reading →

Panel 7 La conversion religieuse et les tensions sociales: religions, inclusion et exclusion

ASAUK Panel proposal 7 (of 12) Panel title: La conversion religieuse et les tensions sociales : Religion, inclusion et exclusion This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in … Continue reading →

Panel 6 Politics of home, identity and transnationalism in the Congolese diaspora

ASAUK Panel proposal 6 (of 12) Panel title: Politics of home, identity and transnationalism in the Congolese diaspora This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in this. 12 Congo … Continue reading →

Panel 5 Navigating the cultural and environmental past of the Congo river

ASAUK Panel proposal 5 (of 12) Panel title: Navigating the Cultural and Environmental Past of the Congo River This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in this. 12 Congo … Continue reading →

Panel 4 Rebelling without an end: analyzing armed groups & militia in the DRC

ASAUK Panel Proposal 4 (of 12) This panel will be presented at the biannual conference of the ASAUK (African Studies Association in the UK) in September 2012 (Leeds, Sept 6-8). The organizers have invited the Congo Research Network to participate in this. 12 Congo related panels have been accepted. If you wish to participate, you can join … Continue reading →

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