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&#160;Workshop JOUST-IFRA ANR « Globafrica »22-23 June 2015The Pride Hotel, Bondo (Kenya)&#160;22nd June 2015, morningI./ Welcome and Introduction, I. OnjalaII./ Presentation of the ANR GlobAfrica program “2015-2018 (3rd Axis, field research program « Western Nyanza Province (LAM CIRAD) »), C. ThibonThe main issue of this meeting is to understand the state and the relationship between population/social economy, agricultural diversity and political-cultural organization.Method: Combining archaeological, historical and political data by taking a comparative approach to the Great Lake Region, with a focus on the Western Nyanza case.22nd June, afternoon: Population historical settlement trends in Western Nyanza Province: historical and archaeological analysis: a Comparative Approach (central-peripheral).Settlement history in the central Great Lake Region, and the state of knowledge of the Central Model (Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi) : virtuous circle, population density/Kingdom/cultural diversification, C. ThibonArchaeological sites in Central Great Lake Region and the Lake Islands E Vignati, D. OngwenCase study: Settlement trends in Western Nyanza Province, I. Onjala, F. Odede, M. Ndeda or G. Odiambo23rd June (morning): Agricultural diversity and the dissemination of plants, a Comparative Approach Agricultural diversity and the dissemination of plants, ecology, history, the Central Model (agricultural calendar, agricultural and cultural rites, ancient, traditional and recent plants), a brief review of the Central Model, C. Thibon, E. MworohaA Case study in Western Nyanza Province, M. Onyango, P. Ayombe23rd June (afternoon) Social and political organization: a Comparative Approach (suite)Social and political organization in Central Great Lake Region: The old debate-State Society vs Segmentary Society, E. MworohaA Case study in Western Nyanza Province: M. Ndeda, G. Odhiambo Secretariat: K. Gitu/G. OdiamboDownload Full Programme&#160;&#160;&#160;