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Insightful conversations coming from our #AFSAAP2023 panel on Black Lives Matter, Police Abolition, and Digital Technologies. Thereās need to deconstruct racist structures globally (including but not exclusively police). @AFSAAP
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OUT NOW "Decolonisation and Legal Knowledge: Reflections on Power and Possibility"
This essential book provides an examination of the meanings of decolonisation and explores how this examination can inform teaching, researching, and practising of law.
bristoluniversitypress.co.ukā¦
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African Book Collective is recruiting!
We are looking for a new Marketing Officer.
It's a great opportunity to use your creative skillsĀ + help our collective of independent African publishers boost their global sales/international visibility.
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ā°15 May
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Two new job opportunities now open! Apply now to join our team at Curtin University as part of our exciting Australian Research Council Discovery Project on 'The Political and Economic Agency of Africans in Australia'. African-background applicants are stā¦lnkd.in/gknj6_qb
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āUnder my leadership, the journal is committed to a notion of decolonization that centers Africans as knowledge producers and respects their worldmaking theories and practices as valid epistemologiesāā@profiheka @ASRJournal cambridge.org/core/journals/ā¦
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Happy to share new paper on 'plug-in urbanism', w/ @ayumbajetty & @J_Odeo
We offer an entry point for studying a model of city building shaped by the proliferation of new plans tailored as technological fixes and solutions to urban challenges and 'gaps' in the global south.
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Very pleased to have finally published this report!
We worked on it for over a year, which saw major changes either side of the Sudan and Ethiopia border.
Thanks to all those from Blue Nile and Benishangul-Gumuz who contributed
RESEARCH PAPER | Resistance in the Peripheries: Civil war & fragile peace in Sudan & Ethiopiaās borderlands
How marginalized borderland communities in Sudan & Ethiopia are using regional inter-state tensions to negotiate support.
For @XCEPT_Research
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My new @AfrAfJournal article now has an issue number and even better I am next to good friend and fellow @africanstudies PhD grad @namhlatm
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*CALL FOR PAPERS* šš
@AFSAAP is excited to announce its upcoming conference in 2023. Expect dynamic panels, thematic conversations, & roundtables on #AfricanStudies & the #GlobalSouth.
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We are thrilled to share our 100 Notable African Books of 2022 list, which features fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and childrenās books. It took a ton of joyful labor to put this list together. Please enjoy and share!
#NotableAfricanBooksof2022 ššš„š
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Please spread the word. We are offering full scholarships for students from Africa who are interested in coming to @Cambridge_Uni for their postgraduate studies. postgraduate.study.cam.ac.ukā¦
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Please join us for an exciting Public Lecture at Curtin University by our friend Dr Thandi Mgwebi, DVC at Nelson Mandela University South Africa, on āBuilding Sustainable and Equitable Partnerships in Africaā, next Tuesday evening 1 Nov.
Please registeā¦lnkd.in/geJfViFU
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DiAs āDecolonizing the Academy: the African Politics Reading List 2022ā is out now!
Featuring only works by African scholars, it covers 19 topics and more than 20 pages + you can download the whole thing as a PDF.
Check it out š
#DecolonizeTheAcademy
democracyinafrica.org/decoloā¦
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Number of ranked universities in Africa increases to 97 universityworldnews.com/postā¦
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#Mali: 2 coups in 9 months (08/20; 05/21). #BurkinaFaso: also 2 in 9 (01/22; 09/22). Coups aren't the solution. Coups beget coups. Bad for business and human security. Lends strategic advantage to illicit groups, and illiberal pursuit of global powerhood #Sahel #BurkinaFasoCoup
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One of the things I'm doing this year is trying to publish more in languages other than English. I keep running into the translation issue. Must work written in African (or non-European) languages always be translated into English (or French, or Portuguese etc)?
Please welcome the panel lineup for our upcoming roundtable discussion on 'Why Africa is Important to Australia'- happening next Thursday!
@MDanSuleiman, @AlisonChartres, Layusa Isa-Odidi, Professor Samuel Makinda, and @LJSharland.
Tickets available now~ buff.ly/3K3qv3b
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Ruto will almost certainly have to defend his win in court. But if he succeeds there, his bigger challenge will be to deliver the economic change he has promised to Kenyans. #kenyaelections2022 #KenyaDecides2022 bit.ly/3w2WBGw
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What was your first job after you completed your studies?
For 24-year-old Linet Chepkorir, it's becoming Kenya's youngest-ever county woman representative in the National Assembly šš¾
#KenyaDecides2022 | #kenyaelections2022
Linet Chepkorir is Kenya's youngest county woman MP
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I am happy to join @YoungAustIntAff, other African-Australians and friends of the continent to discuss "Why Africa is important to Australia".
Very timely. Join us.
@AIIANational @aameg_
@davemickler @ASG_unimelb @AFSAAP
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