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PH.D. PROGRAM Behnaz Mirzai Asl, “Slavery, the Abolition of the Slave Trade and the Emancipation of Slaves in Persia, 1830-1928,” expected date of completion early 2004 Yacine Daddi Addoun, “Abolition de l’esclavage den Algérie: 1816-1871,” expected date of completion mid 2004 Mohammed Kassim, “The Intellectual Response to Colonialism on the Banadir Coast,” expected date of completion mid 2004 Ibrahim Hamza, “Cargill’s Mistakes: A Study of British Colonial Policies in Kano Emirate, Northern Nigeria, 1903-1919,” expected date of completion August 2004 Ismael Musah Montana, “Sudan Tunis: Slavery and Abolition in the North African Regency of Tunis: 1800-1846,” expected date of completion August 2004 Mariana Candido, “The Impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade on the Hinterland of Benguela, 1780-1850,” expected date of completion early 2005 Muhammd Bashir Salau, “The Growth of Plantation Society in the Sokoto Caliphate: Fanisau, 1806-1903,” expected date of completion early 2005 Omar Eno, “Resistance to Slavery on the Southern Banadir Coast,” expected date of completion early 2005 Oscar Grandio Moraguez, “West Central African Slaves and the Transformation of Ethnic Identity in 19th Century Cuba,” expected date of completion early 2005 Thorald Burnham, “Marriage, Class Formation and Inter-Atlantic Migration: The Counter-Revolutionary Impulse of the Haitian Elite, 1850-1870,” expected date of completion June 2005 Jennifer Loftkranz, “Slavery, Ethnicity and Gender in the Western Sudan and Sahel in the 19th century,” expected date of completion late 2005 Robert Stewart, “British European Peasantry in South St. Elizabeth, Jamaica: The Rise of Post-Emancipation Free Village Communities in the British Caribbean, 1834-1900,” expected date of completion late 2005 Other Ph.D. students José Carius, “The Muslim Uprising in Bahia and its Aftermath, 1835-1865,” expected date of completion 2006 Brigitte Grossmann, Brazil Dawn Harris, Barbados Elizabeth Pollack, Mexico Alia Paroo, East Africa M.A. PROGRAM Feisal Farah, M.A. first year. Pearl Grey, M.A. first year. Kimberley Roach, M.A. first year. Associated Graduate Students from other Universities Jonathan Reynolds (Boston University), completed 1995 Ugo Nwokeji (University of Toronto), completed 1999 Gillian Matthews (University of Hull), completed 2002 Silke Strickrodt (University of Stirling), completed 2002 Emma Christopher (University of London), completed 2003 Audra Diptee (University of Toronto), expected date of completion 2005 Blandine Watahousa (Universidad de Costa Rica), expected date of completion 2005 COMPLETED Ph.Ds. Olatunji Ojo, “Warfare, Slavery and the Transformation of Eastern Yorubaland, c. 1820-1900,” defended, 4 December 2003 Kwabena Opare Akurang-Parry. Dissertation: "Missy Queen in Her Palaver Sayd de Gole Cosse Slaves is Free:" the British Abolition of Slavery/Pawnship and Colonial Labour Recruitment in the Gold Coast (Southern Ghana), 1874-ca 1940." (1999) Femi James Kolapo, Dissertation: "Military Turbulence, Population Displacement and Commerce on a Slaving Frontier of the Sokoto Caliphate: Nupe c. 1810-1857." (1999) Sean Stilwell, Dissertation: "The Kano 'Mamluks:' royal Slavery in the Sokoto Caliphate, 1807-1903." (1999) Edmond Abaka, University of Miami Ibrahim Jumare, University of Usmanu Danfodiyo, Nigeria Gerard Kunene, University of Lesotho (deceased) Iheanyi Enwerem, University of Ibadan, Nigeria Colleen Kriger, University of North Carolina, Greenboro
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