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The organizi ng committee which set up the "Gender and Colonialism"7 conference was a larger affair than the editorial group that has worked on this publication. Enormous work was done by Sue Newton-King and Desiree Lewis from the initial stages through to post-conference discussions. Cheryl-Ann Michael joined these discussions and gave editorial advice. Extra burdens on the organizing committee were carried by Andrew Bank, who ensured the economic viability of the conference, and Hermann Wittenberg, who managed the logistics . Gail Smith from the History Department, as well as Bheki Mngomezulu, assisted with organizational details, together with graduate students from the English Department. We thank the Centre for Science Development (now the National Research Foundation) in Pretoria for financing the conference guest speakers, Ann Laura Stoler from Michigan and Bience Gawanas from Namibia. We are grateful to the African Gender Institute of the University of Cape Town for funding Flame director Ingrid Sinclair's presence at the conference, and for providing postgraduate bursaries which allowed a small number of graduate students to attend the conference from different parts of th

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Author

Wendy Woodward, Patricia Hayes and Gary Minkley

Publisher

Brill | Rodopi

Published

2002

Language

EN

ISBN

9789042012196

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Sociology, History, Science