As a start to the new year, we want to celebrate two of our CIHA Blog co-editors’ election to the presidency and vice presidency of the African Studies Association […]
Par: Ndeye Ami Diop*
L’écriture de l’Afrique pose d’énormes difficultés d’ordre historique et épistémologique. Le contexte de naissance des sciences sociales au moment de la colonisation semble être à […]
By: Edwin Adjei, University of Ghana – Legon
History has a way of speaking the mind of a group of people, especially the mind of the powerful. Like many books that […]
Several members of our CIHA Blog team and readers of this Blog are attending the African Studies Association (ASA) conference in Chicago this week. We wanted to highlight the […]
We have continued to reflect on the important work recently presented at the second bi-annual conference of the African Studies Association of Africa (ASAA) hosted by the Institute of African […]
Par: Ndeye Ami Diop*
L’ASAA (African Studies Association of Africa) a été créée en 2013 au cours des célébrations du 50eme anniversaire de l’IEA (Institut d’Etudes Africaines) de l’Université du Ghana, […]
The African Studies Association of Africa (ASAA) recently held its second bi-annual conference at the Institute of African Studies (University of Ghana, Legon) from October 12-14, 2017. The conference […]
By: Angela Okune
The opening ceremony of the 2nd biannual African Studies Association of Africa (ASAA) conference set the tone for a rare opportunity to not only celebrate and discuss how […]
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