AFSAAP members' regional specialisations

Kenya

Edwin ABUYA
University: Moi University
Email address:
edwinabuya@yahoo.co.uk
Interests: Kenya; African politics, migration & legal systems.

Samantha BALATON-CHRIMES
PhD candidate, School of Political and Social Inquiry, Monash University
Email: samantha.balaton-chrimes@arts.monash.edu.au
Interests:
Doctoral research regarding statelessness in Africa, particularly the case of the Nubians of Kenya.

Carey EATON
Email address: 
info@africaassociates.com
Macquarie University
Interests:  Politics of Kenya, East Africa and the Horn of Africa. Politics, economics and social aspects of conservation.

Em. Prof. Cherry GERTZEL
Department of Social Sciences, Curtin University of Technology; History Department, University of Western Australia

Email: C.Gertzel@curtin.edu.au
Interests: History and Political Economy of the Horn of Africa; Eastern Africa and Central/Southern Africa; Food and famine; Agriculture and change; Contemporary imperialism and its impact on Africa.

Kiprono LANG'AT (Andrew)

School of Education, Charles Sturt University
Email:
klangat@csu.edu.au
Web:
http://www.csu.edu.au
Interests:
Teacher education - sociocultural contexts; Critical discourse analysis; Psychoanalysis and education; Australian/Kenyan rural and regional studies; International education (NGOs) and refugee family care and support.

Joel NEGIN
University of Sydney
Email:
joel.negin@sydney.edu.au
Interests: Multi-sectoral rural development; Health systems; Infectious disease; Australian engagement with Africa, Rwanda, Kenya, Mali, Senegal.


Gerald ONSANDO
Refugee Health Research Centre, La Trobe University
Email: gcaon@hotmail.com, g.onsando@latrobe.edu.au
Interests: Technical / trade education; Vocational education and training; Workplace education; Refugee research.
Web: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/rhrc/index.html


Dr. Miroslava PRAZAK
Bennington College, USA
Email address:
mprazak@bennington.edu
Interests: Kenya; Development and cultural change; Globalization; Inequality; Gender- and age-based hierarchies; Reproduction and family formation; Multidisciplinary research strategies; Demography; East Africa.


 

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