As such, it was constituted of three sessions, which located the colloquium within the intentions to 1) build the network, especially in Africa; 2) grapple with questions of the study of the university within the African context; and 3) engage with the battle against global racism, especially as it plays out in higher education.
The colloquium featured provocations by Paul Zeleza and Shirley Anne Tate.
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