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SUMMARY:Liminal Gates: Sacred and Civic Space in Ephesos
DESCRIPTION:This talk is sponsored by the Ancient Borderlands Research Focus Group.\nFor more information contact Christine Thomas. \njwil 03.iv.09
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SUMMARY:The Politics of Consumption in the Gold Coast/Ghana\, 1930-1975
DESCRIPTION:Bianca Murillo’s dissertation explores the politics of consumption in the Gold  Coast/Ghana from 1930-75\, a period that encompassed British colonialism\, rapid urbanization\, political independence\, military  rule\, and severe economic decline.  Drawing upon both archival and oral research\, her project examines how  shifting relationships between foreign capital\, colonial/postcolonial governments and groups of African retailers and consumers shaped these processes.\nThis talk is organized by the African Studies Research Focus Group and co-sponsored by the Department of Feminist Studies and the Department of History. \nFor more information contact Stephan Miescher. \njwil 09.iv.09
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