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About MISR

The Makerere Institute of Social Research (MISR) has had a proud existence since its establishment in 1948. The secret of this pride has been its ability to change with the times, at times to muster t...

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GRADUATE EDUCATION

Four broad themes define the programme’s intellectual focus: Political Studies, Political Economy, Historical Studies, and Cultural Studies. Students specialise in one field, but take classes across all four.

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Visiting hours

Monday
Dr. Galabuzi	01:00pm – 03:00pm
Dr. Tallio	02:00pm – 04:00pm
Prof. Mamdani	02:15pm – 04:15pm
Dr. Kafureeka	12:00pm – 02:00pm
Tuesday
Dr. Sseremba	11:00pm – 01:00pm
Wednesday
Dr. Ossome	11:00pm – 01:00pm
Thursday
Dr. Bezabeh	11:00pm – 01:00pm
Friday
Dr. Bangerezako	02:15pm – 04:15pm

The MISR Review

Research

Graduate Education

Commentary

Featured work

Ethnic emancipation and conflict escalation in Uganda

Ambivalent memories of imperial legacies: Asmara as ‘beautiful’ and ‘segregationist’ from Ethiopia

Ambivalent memories of imperial legacies: Asmara as ‘beautiful’ and ‘segregati…

News

Praise for Neither Settler Nor Native

11 Nov 2020

Latest Publication from MISR - Neither Settler nor Native

15 Sep 2020

MISR Conversations 8: A Democratic Theory of Finance for the 21st Century

28 May 2020

Events

04

Jan

Graduate Students Orientation

Latest Publications

Ethnic emancipation and conflict escalation in Uganda

By Dr. Yahya Sseremba

Ambivalent memories of imperial legacies: Asmara as ‘beautiful’ and ‘segregationist’ from Ethiopia

By Netsanet Gebremichael Weldesenbet

The Coherence of Contradiction

By Dr. Yahya Sseremba