National and international researchers will discuss issues related to
Africa and its culture during 'The State in Africa: Beyond False
Starts,' which will run from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on Friday, and from 9 a.m.-12
noon on Saturday. All events will be in the Kirkhof Center, room 204.
Eleven faculty members and professionals from U.S. and African
universities will present papers on Africa's environment, economy, civil
society, military, and political state. The conference is open to the
public. George Kieh, dean of International Education, said it will have
particular appeal to those interested in foreign policy. For more
information, call the Padnos International Center at 616-895-3898.
Focus on Africa
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