Name |
Reuben Alexander Loffman |
Qualifications |
BA (Hons) Lancaster, MA (London), MA (Durham) |
Discipline |
History |
Roles |
Postgraduate Student Representative |
Phone |
+44 (0) 1782 (73) 3731 |
| r.loffman@ihum.keele.ac.uk | |
Room |
Moser 2.05 |
Research Topic |
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Christianity, custom and colonialism in the Belgian Congo: a social history of Kongolo, Katanga, 1870-1960 |
Publications |
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Review Article, (2009) “A history of Violence: The State, Youth and Memory in Contemporary Africa.” African Affairs, 108: 430, pp.125-133. Book Review, (forthcoming April 2009) “ Mulele et le Révolution Populaire au Kwilu. Benoît Verhaegen avec la collaboration de Jean Omasombo, Edwine Simons, et F. Vergaehgen, 2007.” African Affairs. Book Review, (2008) “The Democratic Republic of Congo: Economic Dimensions of War and Peace. Michael Nest with François Grignon and Emizet F. Kisangani, Lynne Rienner, 2006.” African Affairs, 107: 426, pp.136-138. Papers Given at Seminars and Conferences:‘Men and Women of the Water: The Lokele of Yakusu and Stanleyville under Belgian Rule, 1947-1960’ ‘Overcoming Silence: Re-thinking the Role of Oral Tradition in African History’ ‘Speaking the Language of Resistance: The Church Missionary Society in Equatoria, 1945 – 1964’ ‘Extending the Informal Empire: Britain and the Congo, 1960-1971’ ‘Congolese Questions and British Answers: Anglo-Congolese Relations, 1960-1971’ ‘Violence Begins and Home? The Local Roots of Conflict in Katanga, 1960 - 1962’ ‘Cotton Culture, Secret Societies and Social Control in Kongolo, 1932 – 1943’ 'Space, Power and Resistance in Kongolo, Katanga, 1932-1943' |
Miscellaneous Information |
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Occasional lecturer at the Centre of West African Studies, Birmingham University |
