Episode 048
Nigeria, Gender, Labor, and Environment
Judith Byfield (History, Cornell) on the social and economic history of women and the environment in Nigeria. She elaborates on the role of the prominent Kuti family and also on the origins of her scholarly interest in Africa. The interview was recorded during Dr. Byfield's visit to Michigan State University where she delivered the 2010 ASA Presidential Lecture.
Introduction
Journey to African Studies
Tie-dying Industry
Fulimilaya Ransom Cuti and the Women's Movement
Environment and Nigeria
Future of the African Studies Association
Outro
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