THEME: ACADEMIC LABOUR MARKET AND CONSTRAINTS
ORGANISED BY

Council For Development Social Science Research in Africa
(CODESRIA), Darkar/University of Illnois, Centre for African Studies,
Senegal.
25th - 27th April 2002

• HIV/AIDS Pandemic and the Expanding African Universities : (the case of Kenya), Tabitha Sewe

• THE Impact of Cost-Sharing Policy on the Living Conditions of Students in Kenyan Public Universities : the case of Nairobi and Moi Universities, Dinah Mwinzi 

• Contesting Space and Time: Intellectual Property Rights and the Indigenous Knowledge Systems Research in South African Universities, Mogomme Alpheus Masoga

• Graduate Employment : investing in the service mandate of the African university, Muhammad Mayanja 

• Female Participation in African Universities: effective strategies for enhancing their participation with reference to the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Julita Nawe

• The Political Economy of Violence in African Educational Systems, Francis Njamnjoh 

• African Student Mobility to South African Universities, Sepideh Rouhani 

• The Crisis of Research and Academic Publishing in Nigerian Universities : the twentieth century and beyond, Ayodeji Olukoju

• Dichotomy or Continuity:The Relationship between Higher, Secondary and Primary Education in Africa. The Case of  Botswana, Whaza Morapedi 

• Some Ethical Issues in Nigerian higher Education. An analysis of Academic staff involvement in Secret cults, Examination Malpractice and Sexual Harassment, Yakubu A. Ochefu 

• The Role of the State in the Transformation of South African Higher Education (1994 – 2002):  equity and redress revisited, Marcus Balintulo