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Dr. Huda Nura Mustafa
ouakam2008@gmail.com
Hudita Nura Mustafa is an anthropologist whose research concerns urban and
transnational processes in West Africa and related global sites.
Her projects range from an intensive ethnography of Dakar's informal sector
of artisanal tailoring to the study of the spatial mobility of Somali
refugees in a London neighborhood and a multi-sited study on contemporary
African art. Her methods are both place-based and multi-sited, bridge the
humanities and social sciences, and attend to questions of gender,
socioeconomic differentiation, and religion.
Given her interest in global processes, the longue durée as well as the
contemporary world, she is in interested in African articulations with East
and South Asia and the broader Muslim world. Another area of interest is the
histories of knowledge production in anthropology and African studies. While
at the ASC, she will work on emerging actors, networks, markets and
knowledge in the context of changing relations- geopolitical, commercial and
cultural- between India and Africa.
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