Abikal Borah

A perplexed postcolonial subject/professional historian.

[Abikal Borah @AbikalB]

I’m delighted to share that Violence in the Postcolony: Entangled Histories of Africa is now available to readers through platforms such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
https://t.co/qk2liMxGJ2

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Read the new OA article by @AbikalB on indentured labor in southeastern #SouthAfrica and relations between Indian and Zulu workers:

https://t.co/nbMLPcfRzH

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@traciematysik Thank you so much, Professor Matysik.

[Abikal Borah @AbikalB]

Happy to share that I have received an NEH Faculty Award in support of my ongoing book project Violence of the Wretched. Thanks to NEH for this generous support.
https://t.co/cEauA4qlVm

[Abikal Borah @AbikalB]

Many congratulations to Gabriel Holliday for your richly deserved Andrew Bell Appleby memorial scholarship. It has been an honor and priviledge to work with you.

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My colleagues in the Department of History @SDSU have generously offered an opportunity to share my work through the History Talk Series. Interested friends can join the lecture using the Zoom link on the flyer.

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We feel deeply honored that Professor Elizabeth Thornberry @lizthornberry, Associate Professor of History at Johns Hopkins @JHU_History will deliver this year's Andrew Bell Appleby Memorial Lecture at San Diego State University @SDSU.

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@FriebergAnnika @ScanHouse Congratulations Annika

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@sepoy Selective amnesia is always a political project. But this one is truly incredible.

[Abikal Borah @AbikalB]

@traciematysik Many many congratulations Professor Matysik. Eagerly look forward to reading it.