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Streams for ASAUK26 Conference

The cost of a story: African women filmmakers and the politics of film funding

Stream Convenors: Añulika Agina, Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos, Nigeria aagina@pau.edu.ng & Ezinne Ezepue, University of Nigeria, Nsukka ezinne.ezepue@unn.edu.ng Rationale The Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) in Africa are major contributors to national economies, youth […]

Contesting the Environment: Symbols, Architecture, Memory and Power in Making African Worlds

Stream Convenors: Emmanuel Ofori-Sarpong, PhD Candidate, SOAS, University of London eo15@soas.ac.uk Dr Maria Ambrozy, Lecturer in Peace Studies and International Development, University of Bradford m.ambrozy@bradford.ac.uk ‘Contesting the Environment: Symbols, Architecture, Memory and […]

Narrating Health Sovereignty: African Agency, Power, and Global Health Governance

Stream Convenor: Nelson Aghogho Evaborhene nelsone@ruc.dk This stream examines how African actors, institutions, and epistemic communities are reshaping narratives of health sovereignty and global governance in the wake of COVID19 […]

African judiciaries

Stream Convenor: Prof. Gabrielle Lynch G.Lynch@warwick.ac.uk African politics and societies are becoming increasingly judicialized. How judicial actors deal with cases and litigants, whether they act independently and impartially, why different […]

International Politics in Africa

Co-Chairs: Dr Mwita Chacha Associate Professor Department of Political Science and International Studies University of Birmingham m.chacha@bham.ac.uk Dr Florian G. Kern Reader (Associate Professor) Department of Government University of Essex […]

Social and Cultural Histories in African and African Diaspora print networks

Stream Convener: Kadija George (Independent Researcher; Fulbright Visiting Scholar 2025-2026) kadijageorge@gmail.com   How do we understand the cultural and social traditions and mores of African people on the continent and […]

Journal of Southern African Studies

Stream convenor: Rebekah Lee (University of Oxford) Chair and Editor of Journal of Southern African Studies rebekah.lee@africa.ox.ac.uk Stream Rationale: The Journal of Southern African Studies (JSAS) publishes work from established […]

Narrative, Illness, and Health

Convener: Femi Eromosele (Comparative Literature, Utrecht University) e.f.eromosele@uu.nl This stream explores the role of narrative in the experience and definition of illness in Africa. As a fundamental instrument for framing […]

Africa Charter for Transformative Research Collaboration: Transformative Research Partnerships and Transnational Education: critical reflections on challenges and opportunities

Convenors: Eyob Balcha Gebremariam (University of Bristol), Puleng Segalo (UNISA), Isabella Aboderin (University of Bristol) and Divine Fuh (University of Cape Town) In this stream, we aim to explore two […]

Assessing the Impact of Content Creation and Social Media Narratives on Human Capital Development and Sustainable Development Goals in Africa

Stream Convenors: Ezinwanyi E. Adam (Babcock University) adame@babcock.edu.ng Onyinyechi N. Nwaolikpe (University of East Anglia) Eteete Michael Adam (Clifford University)   This stream explores how content creation and social media […]

Digital Transformations and African Futures

Stream Convenor: Nathan Richards Nathan.Richards@nottingham.ac.uk In this stream, we invite contributions that critically engage with how digital technologies are reshaping the African continent and its diaspora, with a focus on […]

Histories of women at work

The history of labour and labour movements is perhaps one of the oldest and most important themes in African history, connected to the central role of trade unions in the […]

AFRICA: Journal of the International African Institute

AFRICA: journal of the International African Institute proposes a stream of thematic panels, assembled under the rubric of the journal, to be held at ASAUK 2026. The journal’s focus is […]

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