You can now read Robert M. Rouphail's (@robrouphail) "Mandarin of the Ecological Modern: Hassan Fathy, Nature, and the Postcolonial African City" from the October 2026 issue. #envhist#envhum#africanhistory
https://t.co/Xs0Gba1pEL
"A Primer for Teaching Indian Ocean World History" by Edward A. Alpers & Thomas F. McDow is a guide to teaching Indian Ocean histories for the first time and a resource to reinvigorate existing courses. Read the free intro! #Education#History https://t.co/NJGhDhMvL3
1/5 As today marks Mauritius' independence day, our first thoughts goes to the Chagossian people who have been forcibly uprooted from their islands. Image: Clement Siatous, Untitled, 2014,
We're sorry to hear of the death last week of Malawian historian Owen Kalinga. Condolences to his loved ones. His last article ‘The General from Fort Hill: Katoba Flax Musopole’s Role as an Anti-Colonial Activist & Politician in Malawi’ is now free access: https://t.co/b9J20dzVDF
Closing Panel 4 with 'A Land of Dreams and Nightmares:’ Mauricianisme, Afro-Asia, and the Frictions of Decolonization in Mauritius by @robrouphail, Assistant Professor, Department of History, @uiowa
@MissChisomo @joonhai @logosMLW He was keen to introduce me to new colleagues, he always asked about my family, and invited me to his home. By the end of my time there I considered him a friend. So sorry for your loss.
@MissChisomo @joonhai @logosMLW If I may follow up from Chris’ note: Prof. Kalinga was my advisor while at North Carolina State. For someone of his enormous scholarly importance, he was unfailingly kind, patient, and supportive.
We are saddened by the news of the passing of Prof Owen #Kalinga. A great loss to Malawiana scholarship. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. #Malawi @MissChisomo
Shaken by the news circulating on social media that Prof. Owen Kalinga has passed on. Prof. Kawinga was a leading Malawian historian whose book, Historical Dictionary of Malawi, is a must-read for those who want to take a deep dive into our history. Rest in peace, son of the soil
@theafricainst and @DukePress to publish the new journal #Monsoon—a forum for research, critical themes, and emerging trends in #IndianOcean studies—with an emphasis on #Africa and the Western Indian Ocean. First issue in 2023! Read more: https://t.co/kSSEhEFefq
One last thing, AfAm historians to 1900 come work with me! https://t.co/2dArammJbK
Big things poppin' @UI_History We just hired @ViridianaHF and @robrouphail My other colleagues have won Guggenheim, ACLS, NEH, Fulbright, etc. awards.
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