ASAUK 2020
ASAUK 2020 Keynote Announced
We are delighted to announce that Dr Sada Mire, a world authority on the archaeology of Northeast Africa will be …
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- Access, empowerment, opportunities: Multilingualism in the African context
- Affective Desires and Power in Academic Knowledge Production
- Africa during the communist and post-communist period: Decolonising narratives in Eastern Europe
- AFRICA: Journal of the International African Institute
- African Economic History
- Agency in Southern African Liberation Struggles: biographical perspectives
- Art Heritage, Violence and Resilience in Africa
- Binyavanga Wainaina: Literary Legacies and Creative Futures
- Congo-stream: Trends and Dynamics in the DR Congo under the Kabila Administration (2001-2019)
- Contemporary African Screen Contexts, Cultures and Texts: Themes and trends across the continent
- Contested Urban Spaces
- Contradicting Orthodoxy: Samir Amin, Socialist transformation and ‘sovereign national projects’?
- Cutting Edge Peacebuilding Research in Africa: Engaging Early Career Researcher
- Dignity and Development
- Disciplining, knowing, remaking Africa: Exploring knowledge practices that have informed, resisted, or transformed ‘the Africa gaze’
- East Africa Global connections and history
- Eastern African Literary and Cultural Studies Stream
- Experimenting Sex / Exploring Gender – Revolutions and Contestations
- Gender and Violence in Africa
- Gendering new infrastructural development
- Global Health, Human Rights and the State in Africa
- Governing Biotechnology in Africa
- In Crisis
- Pratiques endogènes de résolution de conflit et de préservation de la paix en Afrique
- Legacies of Biafra
- Learning from African Informal Economies
- Lagos: new approaches to a global megacity
- Journal of African Cultural Studies
- New moral economies of care and welfare in Africa. A return to the universal?
- Religious Innovation and Imagination in Africa
- Remote Warfare in Africa
- Repositioning of Africa in knowledge production: Shaking off historical stigmas
- Rethinking Approaches to the Study of Childhoods in Sub Saharan Africa
- Revisiting Africa’s Land and Agrarian Questions
- Silences in the struggle for gender equality in the global South
- Statehood in Africa
- Technologies of politics in Africa
- The concept of translation in Africa: challenging Translation and Interpreting Studies
- The Politics of Transitional Justice
- Set the world on fire: Transnational women in the public imagination
- Understanding and mapping local politics
- Watery pasts and arid futures?
- Whose Property? Whose Heritage? Traditional Knowledge, Community Rights and State Interests
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