AFRICAN STUDIES, ST ANTONY’S COLLEGE
UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
DAY WORKSHOP
PERSPECTIVES ON THE INTERNATIONAL
ANTI-APARTHEID STRUGGGLE:
Solidarity and Social Movements
Saturday 31 May 2003
Fellows’ Dining Room, St Antony’s College
10 am to 6 pm
| Convenors: |
William Beinart (St Antony’s, University of Oxford) |
|
Håkan Thörn (Gothenburg University) |
10. 00 Introduction: William Beinart (St Antony’s, University of Oxford)
Session 1: International Perspectives on Anti-Apartheid (Chair: W Beinart)
- Robert JC Young (University of Oxford): "Fanon and the Turn to Armed Struggle in
Africa"
- Roger Fieldhouse (University of Exeter): "The Anti-Apartheid Movement’s
relations with the liberation movements in southern Africa"
- Håkan Thörn (University of Gothenburg): "Anti-Apartheid, `New Social Movements´ and the Globalisation of Politics"
- Rob Skinner (University of Sussex): "Turbulent priests or movement intellectuals? Christian voices and international opposition to apartheid in the 1950s"
13.00-14.00 Lunch
14.00 Lucy McCann (Archivist, Rhodes House Library, University of Oxford): The AAM archives
Session 2: National Anti-Apartheid Movements: Denmark, Netherlands and Britain (Chair: H Thörn)
- Genevieve Klein (University of Pretoria): "Nederland tegen apartheid? Government and Anti- Apartheid Movements"
- Christopher Morgenstierne (University of Copenhagen): "Danish AA organisations: Their inspiration, approach and impact on official policies"
- Elizabeth Williams (Birkbeck College, University of London): "Black Activism and the Anti-Apartheid Movement in Britain"
- Christabel Gurney (former editor Anti-Apartheid News): "Pragmatism and principle: British Labour and the Anti-Apartheid Movement"
If you would like to attend, please register with: ulli.parkinson@sant.ox.ac.uk or
Ulli Parkinson, St Antony’s College, Oxford OX2 6JF, tel 01865-274477 / 274470.
Registration fee £5 (students exempted) payable on the day; self-service canteen lunch available.