African Studies News

News on African Studies events, institutions, books, and journals

[Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa @AfricaAtLSE]

Closer cooperation with African scholars can lead to more balanced research https://t.co/VgRwmbUBGy #decolonising

[ROAPE journal @ROAPEjournal]

ROAPE is convening three workshops in Africa, 2017-18, to explore structural transformation in Africa and the left https://t.co/D41FoRDrDy

[UKZN Press @UKZNPress]

UKZN Press is proud to announce that "CROSSING THE DIVIDE: Precarious Work and the Future of Labour" edited by... https://t.co/I9et06KQ3C

[African Minds @African_Minds]

New books from the African Books Collective: https://t.co/J46IDvJ7Q5 #AfricanBooks

[AfricanStudiesCentre @ASCLeiden]

Read the five stories nominated for one of Africa's most high profile writing prizes - Caine Prize via @_TRUEAfrica https://t.co/qPZo71VEaI

[Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa @AfricaAtLSE]

This book looks at how the initial “economic miracle of the 1950s & 1960s turned into a mirage by the late 1970s” https://t.co/9PecFylSYM

[T&F Africa @TandF_Africa]

Journal of African Cultural Studies, Volume 29, Issue 3, is now available online https://t.co/dAzsrPNLVi

[African Affairs @AfrAfJournal]

The African Affairs Reader is now published! @OUPAcademic @royafrisoc Key Texts in Politics, Development & IR https://t.co/2nykG1cpzW

[ROAPE journal @ROAPEjournal]

Read Stefan Ouma’s Briefing on the limits of critical political economy in African studies. Free access here: https://t.co/ER3J3SIh0X

[AfricanStudiesCentre @ASCLeiden]

New web dossier on the Nigerian Civil War (1967-1970), aka Biafran War, that started 50 years ago (30 May 1967) https://t.co/eiKmu8MMWA

[African Studies News @AfricanStudiesN]

It's a dangerous fiction that one exam will decolonise Oxford’s history degrees https://t.co/X9ygwPWiqn

[@Africa_IAI @AfricaIai]

@krisberwouts Congo's Violent Peace new @africaarguments book- order from @ZedBooks https://t.co/X7UNyjI5MC

[AfOx @Africa_Oxford]

Talk: "How sharing our skills could develop research capacity in Africa" by Dr Glory Oluwagbenga Ogunfowokan
12:45, May 25 at NDMRB

[Boydell Africa @Boydell_Africa]

James Currey has published a lot of #AfricanStudies books over the years. Browse through the complete list here: https://t.co/TtshX2MOQJ

[Boydell Africa @Boydell_Africa]

Sects & Social Disorder edited by Raufu Mustapha is available as one of our African paperback editions #JamesCurrey https://t.co/OJLkMa5pvd

[RoutledgeAreaStudies @Routledge_AS]

New @JEASjournal OA article - how did global & local forces affect the C19th Mang’anja cloth industry?
https://t.co/XHbQWklvoK

[ESRC IDEAS @ESRC_IDEAS]

African Leadership University moves to decolonise the social sciences: https://t.co/XesvjpNgsS

[African Studies Library - Cambridge University @AfrStudiesLib]

CfP: The Renaissance in Africa, RSA 2018 New Orleans, 22–24 March 2018, deadline: 1 June 2017 https://t.co/9XcjOUryhB

[African Studies Library - Cambridge University @AfrStudiesLib]

2017 Caine Prize Shortlist Announced! via @CainePrize https://t.co/QNDxQi9mvx