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| Name | Job title | Department | Research interests |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phyllis Bischof | Librarian Emeritus | UC Berkeley Library |
Africana bibliography. |
| Robert Buchanan | Professor Emeritus | Plant Biology |
Technological processes directed toward producing new foods & improving existing foods in Africa |
| Meg Conkey | Professor Emeritus | Anthropology |
Archaeology |
| Susan Edwards | African Studies Librarian, Emeritus | UC Berkeley Library | |
| Peter Evans | Professor Emeritus | Sociology |
Development theory |
| Louise Fortmann | Professor Emeritus | Environmental Science, Policy and Management |
Natural resource sociology, political ecology, rural development, gender. |
| Stephen Glickman | Professor Emeritus | Psychology |
Social behavior of the spotted hyena. |
| Neil Henry | Professor Emeritus | Journalism |
International reporting. |
| Percy Hintzen | Professor Emeritus | African American Studies |
Political & economic development of third world; Research methods; Middle class domination & statism; African populism. |
| Liliane Koziol | Former Director of Programs, International House | I House |
Second Language Acquisition; Malagasy language; International Affairs; Deputy Honorary Consul of Madagascar. |
| Jean Lave | Professor Emeritus | Education |
Education. |
| David Leonard | Professor Emeritus | Political Science |
Management of rural services in Africa; Veterinary services; Human health care. |
| Dale McCullough | Professor Emeritus | Environmental Science, Policy and Management |
Wildlife Ecology. |
| Thomas R. Metcalf | Professor Emeritus | History |
Colonial architecture & culture of colonialism; migration of Indians to South Africa; role of Indians in South Africa. |
| Robert Price | Professor Emeritus | Political Science |
South African politics; liberalization, ethnic politics |
| Zak Sabry | Professor Emeritus | Public Health |
International health issues. |
| Nancy Scheper-Hughes | Professor Emeritus | Anthropology |
Violence, psychological anthropology, comparisons with Latin America. |
| Michael Watts | Professor Emeritus | Geography |
Food, famine, political economy, gender & society, contract farming, local irrigation systems; Household dynamics & the effect of gender relations on technological change |