African Studies Quarterly_UF

An online open access journal dedicated to publishing the finest scholarship relating to the African continent. Founded by Center for African Studies @africa_UF

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Did you missed our last publication (volume 20, issue 4)? it highlights articles on US-Kenyan Economic Diplomacy; Nigeria's image problem and many more. @vnickpay
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Have you missed our last issue publication? Please check it here: https://t.co/JioSS6FTxP

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We are pleased to announce the release of a new ASQ issue featuring insightful line up of great articles and book reviews highlighting topics like the impact of the COVID on Sino-Africa Relations, Decolonizing queer Sexualities etc. More here:https://t.co/JioSS6oi9f

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Looking for a summer reading on Africa related topics? Please send us an email to review a book for the ASQ. https://t.co/HVoGUY37RR

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These titles, and many more are some of our favorite books reviewed in the current ASQ Issue. Navigate our webpage or click on the link to read more: https://t.co/JioSS6FTxP

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We are pleased to announce the release of a new ASQ issue, featuring new perspectives on West Africa. Highlights include: Cameroonian Women in the Informal Petrol Trade; Cotton Production in Senegal; Christianity, and Politics in Ghana, and many more... https://t.co/JioSS6FTxP

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Did you miss our last issue: Vol 20.1? It highlights articles on Hunting in Botswana; Angola’s Independence Struggle; Master-Servant Relations in South Africa, Ghana and Political Vigilantism; Kampala Street Vending; Guns in Ethiopia; Autocratization, etc. https://t.co/cN5KDeUdbu

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@AnnaWolke0201 Thank you for the excellent review of Iva’s book. It’s a must read!

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Did you miss our last special issue that was published in October 2020? There's still time to catch up on the numerous articles discussing China-Africa Relations.

More: https://t.co/BgGjXwBFBN

Happy reading!

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A new volume of #ASQ journal is out. The highlights include: Hunting in Botswana; Angola’s Independence Struggle; Master-Servant Relations in South Africa, Ghana and Political Vigilantism; Kampala Street Vending; Guns in Ethiopia; Autocratization.

https://t.co/JioSS6oi9f

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Hot of the press in @ASQ_UF by our co-director Chris Alden: "Outlining African Agency Against the Background of the Belt and Road Initiative" w/ Cobus van Staden & Yu-Shan Wu: #Africa #GlobalSouth #BRI #China @lseideas @LSEIRDept https://t.co/p2NRVwbYPc

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If you need or want to understand Al Shabaab, read this 👇#Somalia @mary_harper @HurstPublishers

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In this review, Mike Holmes analyses various essays that discuss important political, geopolitical, ethical, theoretical, and practical
issues facing Africa as a continent. Read more: https://t.co/Iw5kb4aoW1

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"The events in this book are very organized and chronological. In addition to its quality, one
striking feature is that it is straightforward and easy to comprehend" says Emmanuel Saboro. More about the review: https://t.co/wBYfXBYSlQ. Book written by Finn Fuglestad @OUPAcademic

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This volume, without a doubt, is a collection of brilliant write-ups on African women’s
studies from an interdisciplinary perspective ~ Segun Oshewolo @segwolz @UWiscPress
Read more from this review: https://t.co/tGbNMwt4oD

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The review of Africana Studies: A Survey Of Africa And The African Diaspora by Roseline Morenike Oshewolo. More: https://t.co/tGbNMwbtx5

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We featured the review of two books published by @boydellbrewer in our current ASQ issue. Click the link to read more: https://t.co/JioSS6oi9f

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According to Viktor Marsai, this book written by @mary_harper & published by @HurstPublishers is an essential read for everyone, scholars and lay readers alike, who wants to better understand the workings of Al Shabaab....Read more: https://t.co/7QN2bbqOav

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Have you read the current issue of the ASQ Journal? Two books published by @DukePress were highly discussed. Read more: https://t.co/JioSS6FTxP. These books were reviewed by Benedikt Pontzen and Jeremy Rich

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Looking for a book to read this week? Check out the review of Pursuing Justice in Africa: Competing Imaginaries and Contested Practices. Happy reading: https://t.co/jR4L0nJRXH