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African Studies Review

ISSN 0002-0206 · Cambridge University Press

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20 counted works of 20 linked

YearTitleAcademicsSources
2026 Introduction: The Cultural Dimensions of Africa–China Relations Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2026 Migration and the Path to a More Integrated Africa Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2026 The Afterlife of Ken Saro-Wiwa: Thirty Years After Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2025 A Field in Flux Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2025 Kenneth W. Harrow: A Legacy in African Studies Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2025 (Re)presenting Women’s Political Participation on the Continent Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2024 A Continent’s Beautiful Game Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2024 Finding a Place for TWAIL in African Studies Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2024 The Intersections of Global Africa Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2024 The Value of Extending Our Scholarly Geographic Scope Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2023 Bright Spots in African Studies Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2023 Bright Spots in African Studies EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION Cajetan Iheka GS
2023 Envisioning African Presences at ASA and Beyond Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2023 Knowledge Creation for Africa’s Development Contexts Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2023 New Beginnings at the African Studies Review Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2021 Africa and the Diversity Turn Cajetan Iheka OA GS
2020 Contested Meanings: Timbuktu and the Prosecution of Destruction of Cultural Heritage as War Crimes. Oumar Ba CV OA GS
2013 Review of The Big Banana by Frank Bieleu Cajetan Iheka CV OA GS
1997 Book Review of Gender Politics in Sudan: Islamism, Socialism, and the State (by Sondra Hale) Roxanne L. Euben CV OA GS
1994 Two Leadership Styles in a Period of Political Liberalization: Houphouet and Moi Jennifer A. Widner CV OA