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International Conference : Diversity in Society ‒ Theories and Practice, Organised by IFRA (Kenya) and GRER-ICT (Universit&#233; Paris Diderot) on 1st and 2nd December 2011 in Nairobi (Kenya)ProgrammeThursday 1st of December8h15 - Reception of conference members8h30 - Opening the Conference: Christian Thibon, Thierry Vircoulon, Michel Prum8h40 &#8211; Michel Prum (Universit&#233; Paris Diderot): A Diverse Approach to Diversity9h &#8211;10h30 - Rethinking diversity in the West    Daniele De Lame (Royal Museum for Central Africa): How Come we Need to Think about (which) Diversity?    Marie-Annick Mattioli (IUT Paris Descartes) : Diversit&#233; des cartes d'identit&#233; sur le sol britannique, 2002-2010, ou comment le projet d'une carte d'identit&#233; britannique s'est peu &#224; peu transform&#233; en carte pour &#233;trangers10h30-11h Tea break11h-12h30 - An African historical approach to diversity    Emile Mworoha (Universit&#233; du Burundi) : Gestion politique et sociale des identit&#233;s ethniques et claniques dans la r&#233;gion des Grands Lacs : le cas du Burundi    Zacharie Saha (Universit&#233; de Dschang, Cameroun) : Les chefferies des Grassfields de l'Ouest Cameroun &#224; l'&#233;preuve de la colonisation et de la postcolonie (1889-1997)12h30-14h Lunch14h-17h - Political management of diversity in contemporary Eastern Africa    Jean-Salathiel Mutunitiwe (Universit&#233; du Burundi) La d&#233;mocratie consociative, outil de gestion de la diversit&#233;    Marie-Aude Fou&#233;r&#233; (IFRA): Rethinking Diversity in Contemporary Zanzibar    Maurice Amutabi (CUEA, Kenya): Lessons from the 2008 Post-Election Violence in KenyaFriday 2nd December9h45-10h Tea time10h -12h30 Ethnic, religious and sexual diversities    Michel Adam: Le cas des minorit&#233;s d'origine indo-pakistanaise    Julius Kikoom (Makerere University, Uganda): Diasporic minority cultures: the social construction of enterprising identities of female &#34;Asian-African&#34; entrepreneurs in Uganda    Mildred Ndeda (Kenyatta University, Kenya): The Struggles of New Religious Movements in the Kenyan Religious Space: the Case of Kings Outreach Ministry under Repentance and Holiness Movement12h30-14h Lunch14h-16h30 - Stereotyping diversity    Stephen Omondi Owino (Kenyatta University, Nairobi): The Language Factor in the Search for National Cohesion and Integration in Kenya    Joseph Egwrube (Universit&#233; de La Rochelle, France): United we Claim, Divided we Act: Managing Diversity in Post-Colonial Nigeria    Bernard Cros (Universit&#233; Paris Ouest Nanterre La D&#233;fense, France): XV against VII: an inevitably unequal fight? Rugby and the management of diversity in South Africa