Time: 13h00-14h15 (Depending on speaker time zone, time may vary)

• Dr Laura Efron, Postdoc fellow at University of Buenos Aires - CONICE, Southern experiences in dialogue: A study case on South Atlantic Knowledge Production
• Dr Emily Bridger, Senior Lecturer, Global and Imperial History, University of Exeter - Young Women against Apartheid: Gender, Youth and South Africa's Liberation
• Kaitlin Gibson, Alina Dixon and Allison GoebelSchool of Environmental Studies, Queens University  -  Love, Sex, and Exchange in the Context of Peacebuilding in the DRC
• Dr Ali Hlongwane, Researcher, History Workshop, University of the Witwatersrand -  Lion of Azania: A biography of Zephania Lekoame Mothopeng (1913-1990)
• Dr Franziska Rueedi, Senior Researcher and Lecturer, Department of History, University of Zürich  - The Vaal Uprising of 1984 & the Struggle for Freedom in South Africa
• Dr Rob Skinner, Lecturer, Modern History, Department of Historical Studies, University of Bristo - A great drama in the history of human development: the ‘ecological perspective’ of British anti-colonial and anti-apartheid activism in the 1950s
• Dr Vusumuzi Kumalo (Senior Lecturer in History, Nelson Mandela University) and Prof Benjamin Lawrance(Professor of History, University of Arizona) -  Familiarity is the Kingdom of the Lost
• Patrick Mangashe, PhD Candidate, History Department, University of Fort Hare - The Armed Struggle, Mass Mobilisation and the Internal Underground, 1983-1990

• Eddie Webster, SWOP/History Workshop – Audiences, Intellectuals and Histories revisited: A comparison across generations
• Billy Keniston, University of Illinois, USA – Between Rationality & Violence: Resistance & Repression, 1964-1984
• Amanda Joyce Hall, Yale University, USA – A World Against Apartheid within the World newspaper: Concepts of the International Solidarity Movement in the Black Press, 1971 – 1976
• Laura Phillips, York University, USA – From Bantustans to BEE: Accumulation in Limpopo, 1970 - 2010
• Toivo Asheeke, USA – Armed Exiles: Black Consciousness, Guerrilla Struggle, and Armed Self-Defense, 1973-1990
• William Blakemore Lyon, Humboldt University, Berlin – West African labor in early Namibian Colonial History, 1894-1925
• Tara Weinberg, History Workshop – Making Collective Property: Land-buying Syndicates and the Native Farmers Association of South Africa in early 20th century Transvaal
• Thuto Thipe, Yale University, USA – Photographing Everyday Alexandra, 1930s-1970s
• Rob Skinner, University of Bristol, UK – 'Fruit of Protest': International boycotts, global history and the Politics of the Everyday
• Emily Bridger, University of Exeter – Contesting Gender and Creating a Movement: Gender relations, sexuality, and control within South Africa’s student struggle, c. 1980s
• Allen Isaacman, University of Minnesota, USA – Toward a Biography of Samora Machel”

• Dr Arianna Lissoni, History Workshop – Yusuf Dadoo, India and South Africa’s liberation Struggle
• Duduzile Ndlovu, African Studies for Migration Studies – Creative thesis writing: combining poetry with academic prose to enhance the writer’s voice and increase access to the text
• Yolisa Mfaise, AGRI SA – The long road from dispossessions to redress: How far are we with achieving redress, secure tenure and access to land on an equitable basis, 24 years past the dawn of democracy?
• Nisha Poyyaprath Rayaroth, CISA – Boneless Children: Law, Livelihood and Transnational Lives in Indian Circus
• Matthieu Rey, IREMAM & IFAS-Research – Drawing a line in the sand? Another (his)story of the Borders
• Dr Koni Benson, UWC, Department of History – Feminist Collaborative Praxis in Producing Histories of Struggle in Cape Town
• Johannes Machinya, SOSS & History Workshop – “Know[ing] how to speak to them [state officials]”: a rethinking of bribes in undocumented migrants’engagement with state officials
• Prof Hanan Sabea, American University in Cairo, Egypt – the Flashes of Revolutionary Times: the University as a Meshwork of Hope, Despair and Endurance
• Dr Nomkhosi Xulu-Gama, Chris Hani Institute – Hostels in History
• Joseph Kachim, University of the Free State – Changing Immigrant Status: Power Shift, Settler Exclusion and Ethnic Mobilization, 1957 – 1981
• Mxolisi Dlamuka, UWC, History Department – Harry Gwala, Political Militancy and State Trials, 1960-1977
• Damon Heatlie, WSoA, Film & Television – Writing the Indian Gangster
• Dr Thina Nzo, History Workshop – Organogram Politics: Building State Capacity in Neopatrimonial Local Government Bureaucracy in South Africa
• Dr Antonio Pezzano, University of Naples, "L'Orientale" – The Modes of Governance in Informal Trading Policy in the Inner City of Johannesburg
• Dr Sibongiseni Mkhize, CEO of the South African State Theatre – Selby Msimang, AWG Champion and the ANC in Natal, 1945 – 1952
• Prof Mucha Musemwa, Department of History, Wits – Zimbabwe’s drift towards authoritarianism and its environmental consequences, 2000-2017
• George Njung, Department of History, Wits – Victims of Empire: WWI Ex-servicemen and the Colonial Economy of Wartime Sacrifices in British Nigeria, 1914-1939
• Dr Nqobile Zulu, University of Johannesburg – Politics of Disruption: violence as a strategy for Social Justice in Zimbabwe
• Sibanengi Ncube, UFS, International Studies Group – ‘By the Will of the People’ or Down the Barrel of the Gun? The Fall of Mugabe and the Rise of Emmerson Mnangagwa in Zimbabwe
• Prof Kwandiwe Kondlo, UJ, Department of Politics & IR – 'Diplomacy of National Liberation’ The exiled PAC and the International Community, 1962-1990

• Dr Faeeza Ballim, History Workshop – From paternalism to "freedom": Labour relations in the small town of Lephalale
• Prof Cristiana Fiamingo, University of Milan – Comparing Italian and South African education policies: a hypothesis of research on global education in the “end-of-work” era
• Annina Clavadetscher, University o fBern, Switzerland – Arbeitsgruppesüdliches Afrika: How a small Swiss working group supported the South African apartheid regime
• Nicole Beardsworth, University of Warwick – The ‘Coalition Conundrum’: What lessons do Uganda and Zambia hold for Zimbabwe’s opposition ahead of the 2018 elections?
• Dr Thina Nzo, History Workshop–Service Delivery or Nelson Mandela Monument: The Dilemma of Councillor Representation
• Jonathan R. Freeman, Fullbright Scholar – Sun City, A Site of Global Cultural Exchange during the Anti-Apartheid Movement
• Prof Gillian Hart: University of California, Berkeley and Dr Nomkhosi Xulu‐Gama: Durban University of Technology – Researching everyday life: Space, Place & Power
• Duncan Money, University of the Free State – Underground Struggles: The early life of Jack Hodgson
• Prof Cynthia Kros, History Workshop – Doing Oral History in my own Backyard: Writing a centenary history for the Parkview Schools
• Dr Ana Stevenson, University of the Free State – ”Lady Emancipators”: The Woman‐Slave Analogy and Nineteenth‐Century Social Reform in the United States
• Dr Franziska Rueedi, History Workshop – ‘And then we heard that the Theleweni are going to attack’: Rumour, affect, and the production of violent subjectivities in the Natal Midlands
• Dr Beth Vale, Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection (MISTRA) –Intangible Infrastructure in Johannesburg Nightclubs
• Naadira Munshi, Sociology Department – Platinum Politics: The Rise, and rise,of the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU)
• Sasha Rai, History Department – Crossing Borders, Present Futures: A study of the Life Histories of Pakistani Immigrants in Durban
• Christa Kuljian, WISER – How has the Social and Political Context Shaped the History of the Search for Human Origins in South Africa?
• Laura Phillips – Business in the Bantustans: Lebowa and the Making of an 'Entrepreneurial Class'
• Linell Chewins, History Department – The Exclusive Ivory Commercial Company of Inhambane and Lourenço Marques: Re‐evaluating slavery out of Delagoa Bay during the early 19th century
• Brad Safarik, Bordeaux, France – Rural social organizing under authoritarian governance: Making spaces in Angola and Brazil
• Robyn Bloch, WISER – The Seven Eyed Spy: Apartheid agent Olivia Forsyth’s exculpation in five moves
• Edgar Taylor, CISA – Work and Waste in the Archive

• Thembani Dube - The Native Land Husbandry Act (Magandiya) and the promotion of Kalanga ethnicity, 1950-1963: Challenge to agraruan policies by two African chiefs.
• The Accidental Tourists: Planning for the 1981 Springbok Tour to the United States
• Julia Plessing - Citizens or subjects? Repertoires of participation in a semi-rural community in Mpumalanga, South Africa
• Dineo Skosana - The South African Mineral Law: A State-led Privatisation
• Dillip Menon - A Prehistory of Violence? Revolution and Martyrs in the Making of a Political Tradition in Kerala
• Barbara Heer - Property ownership, privilege and social distinction – Disjunctive comparison of property owners across township, suburb boundaries in Johannesburg
• Cynthia Kros - Still scaling the walls of the ivory tower after all these years: Entering into a conversation about People’s History – then and now
• Shireen Hassim - Nationalism, feminism and autonomy: The ANC in exile and the question of women
• Sifiso Ndlovu - Brief History of the African Students Association
• Simamkele Dlakavu - Asijiki: Black Women in the Economic Freedom Fighters, Owning Space, Building a Movement
• Sifiso Mxolisi Ndlovu - Black youth and students in exile: the revival of the liberation movement(s) in the 1970s
• Edgar Taylor - Surveillance, Anonymity, and Disciplinary Violence in the Buganda Anti-Asian Boycott of 1959/1960

• Anne Heffernan - 'The ANC Youth League Reconstituted and Resurgent'
• Elizabeth Hull, SOAS University of London - Rushing nowhere quickly: Nurses' experiences of transition in rural KwaZulu-Natal
• Linel Chewins - Trade Relationships in Delagoa Bay, 1721 - 1730
• Christa Kulijan - Sanctuary: Looking at the History of Johannesburg through the Lens of One Church
• Clive Glaser - Champions of the poor or militant fighters for a better pay cheque? Teacher unionism in Mexico and South Africa, 1979-2013
• Duncan Money - ‘The eyes of the world are on the Copperbelt tonight’: The world of European labour on the Zambian Copperbelt, 1940-46
• Natasha Erlank, Historical Studies, University of Johannesburg - Emplaced Histories of South Africa: The Example of Sophiatown
• George Gona - On Writing Zarina Patel: the Indomitable Spirit  
• Arianna Lissoni - 'New sources, old story? debating South Africa's struggle history today'
• Ian McQueen - Remembering South Africa's 1970s: Friends, Discussions, Moments
• Shireen Ally - Material Remains: Artifice versus Artefact in the Archive of Bantustan Rule
• Sibongiseni Mkhize - Umfelandawonye, Umendo Wenkululeko[1]: Selby Msimang’s vision of African economic emancipation, 1930s to 1950s
• Emma Monama (PARI)
• Arianna Lissoni - ‘ “Dear Comrade Chief Rep”: Love, Marriage, and the family in the ANC in Exile in Tanzania’
• Prof W Chafe - "The Gods Bring Threads to Webs Begun:" How the Era of Jim Crow in the United States Created the Foundation for the Civil rights Movement of the 1960a."
• Wiliam Beinart and Karen Brown- "Disease lies in the spoor of women": supernatural and gendered explanations of disease causation in contemporary South Africa?
• Sarah Godsell and Anna Voegeli, (University of Basel) - Reflecting on the role of bantustans in the South African Empire
• David Thelen - Rethinking Oral History and Creating  Community in Sophiatown

• Idah Makukule (PARI) - Zandspruit/Free State connections; Migrancy and new communities
• Thulisile Mphambukeli (PARI and UFS) - 'Citizenship, housing and emerging communities in Mangaung'
• Dr Thula Simpson (University of Pretoria) - The Historical Literature on the ANC’s Armed Struggle: Key Texts, Recent Research and Ongoing Controversies
• Nisha Mathew - Pearls, Pirates and Politics: Reclaiming Dubai as Part of Indian Ocean World Histories
• Franziska Rueedi - Political subjectivity and the rebellious momentum: the shaping of popular protests in the Vaal Triangle, South Africa, 1980-1984
• Neo Lekgotla laga Ramoupi (COUNCIL ON HIGHER EDUCATION) - “ ‘Izingoma zo Mzabalazo Esiqithini!’ Role of Songs in the African Liberation Struggle of South Africa, 1960-1991. A Culture History of Robben Island.”
• Ivor Chipkin (PARI) - 'Defamiliarising South Africa: Photographs of Social Change'
• Stanley Malindi - The impact of platinum mining on traditional communities: A Bapo-Ba-Mogale case study (MA Proposal)
• Idah Makukule in conversation with Ivor Chipkin (PARI) - Coming to grips with the waiting room: social change and institutions in Zandspruit
• Wongo Bottoman - The Making of an MK Cadre
• Sibongiseni Mkhize - ‘I always hoped that the Liberal Party would find common ground with the ANC’: Selby Msimang and the Liberal Party of South Africa, 1953 to 1968
• Danai Mupotsa - Against Love? Intimate Attachment as Aporetic Dispossession
• Federica Duca (Public Affairs Research Institute) - New and old forms of suburbs
• Liezemarie Johannes - Understanding Political Values: the Case of Welkom
• Wayne Dooling (SOAS, University of London) - Poverty and Respectability in 1930s Cape Town
• Sayaka Kono (PhD Candidate, Graduate School of International and Cultural Studies,Tsuda College, Tokyo, Japan) - A "nation-building" under "Bantustan" policy?:  A case study of  "Solidarity as Basotho"
• Bob Edgar - Josie Mpama: A Life
• Nqobile Zulu - Is there a game farming culture or culture of game?
• Vusi Kumalo - Education and Land as a fundamental to Ethiopianism appeal: The making of Evaton as an autonomous settlement 1905 to 1918
• Shireen Ally and Eric Worby - The Disappointment of Nostalgia: Conceptualising Cultures of Memory in Contemporary South Africa
• Helen Ludlow - Reflections on a 19th Century Local History - Colesberg, Cape Colony, and the shaping of government schooling
• Tshepo Moloi - The Botswana connection: MK, Saboteurs and the eruption of militant opposition in Thembisa Township, 1979 to the mid-1980s
• Carolien Greyling - The emergence and Development of Ultra Conservatives in Ermelo. 1960-1994
• Hannah Dawson - Youth politics: waiting and envy in a South African informal settlement
• Liezemarie Johannes - Rethinking the Local: Lessons from Gated Communities
• Philip Bonner - The mid – twentieth century South African Riot. The View from The Rand 

• Stanley Malindi - What Light can the workings of Traditional Courts in and around Gopane throw on the role of Traditional Courts in a modern democratic South Africa?
• Tshepo Moloi - From Gang Warfare to Political Violence, Maokeng Township, from mid-1980s to 1992
• Tiffany Ebrahim - Young Mothers in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga 
• Prinish Badassy - “Secrecy was the essence of the crime!”1 Newspaper and Public Discourses of Infanticide, Natal, 1860-1910
• Andrea Johnson - Who is the Public Official at Beit Bridge border post, Musina
• Ian McQueen - ‘Liberal Failure or Radical Moment? The Spro-cas Projectsand Opposition to Apartheid in the 1970s’
• Andrew McDonald - The Dançarinas of Lourenço Marques and Beira:Merry-making, Women Travellers and South Africa's Eastern Border,1920s-1940s
• Thembeka Mufamadi - The creation of the Programme to Combat Racism, 1968-1969, by the World Council of Churches, in its fight against apartheid
• Vusi Kumalo - The making of Evaton community : Origins, development and the dynamics of Evaton community 1905-1939
• Sifiso Ndlovu - National identity and ethnic identity in post-apartheid South Africa: A case study of former KwaNdebele in the rainbow nation
• Noor Nieftagodien - Vaal squatters in the 1940s: occupiers, speculators and eye of the city
• Danai Mupotsa - Plays, Pageants and Weddings: Staged Afro-Modernities in Early 20th Century South Africa
• Nqobile Zulu - The perfomativity of community in environmental conservation and ecotourism
• Stephen Volz (Kenyon College) - African Teachers on the Colonial Frontier: Tswana Evangelists and Their Communities During the Nineteenth Century
• Franziska Rueedi (Oxford) - Patterns of violence in the Vaal Triangle, 1984 - 1986
• Nancy Andrew (Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam) -Farm dwellers caught in the claws of expanding commercial wildlife production: land concentration and the social impact of large private game reserves in the Eastern Cape
• Sarah Godsell - Personal investment and state policy: The Haphazard foundations of Bophuthatwana in Hammanskraal 1948-1960
• Micah Reddy - Sapping the Walls - Tsawan Mine workers and the struggle against Mangope in the early 1990s
• Stacey Sommerdyk - From Slavery to “Engagé” Labour: Purchasing Unfree Labourers on the Loango Coast, 1749-1862"
• Michelle Hay - The Challenges of Land Transfer Under The 1936 Natives Trust and Land Act
• Julian Brown - What do we talk about when we talk about 'the local'?
• Philip Bonner - The Black Elite