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Tots els llibres, documents i revistes que formen aquesta biblioteca són d'accés públic i gratuït i es poden descarregar de manera íntegra. La selecció l'hem centrada en tot allò que tracta el continent africà i l'Islam. Només hi ha una secció i està ordenada alfabèticament.
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Todos los libros, documentos y revistas que forman esta biblioteca son de acceso público y gratuito y pueden descargarse de manera íntegra. La selección la centramos en todo aquello que trate el continente africano y el Islam. Sólo hay una sección y está ordenada alfabéticamente.
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All the following books, papers and journals from this library are free, public and full text to download. We focus the selection on Africa and Islam subjects. There's only one main section, alphabetically classified.
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Ouvrages diponibles en ligne dans leur intégralité! Tous les livres, documents et revues de cette bibliothèque sont en accès public et gratuit. La sélection est focalisée sur l'Afrique et l'Islam. Il n'y a qu'une seule section, classée par ordre alphabétique.
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Heribert Adam and Kogila Moodley:
The Opening of the Apartheid Mind Options for the New South Africa.

University of California Press, 1993.








 

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Africa Action:
NIGERIA: A STRATEGY OF EXTRACTION



For centuries, Western governments and business interests have viewed
the African continent as a source of natural resources ripe for
extraction. While states and other dominant actors in the global North
have made linking the exploitation of the region's unmatched natural
wealth to human development a public relations standard practice, the
economic benefits of mining and other resource industries still flow
overwhelmingly away from the African people. This study looks at oil in
the Niger Delta.





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African Labour Research Network (ALRN):
Mining Africa: South African MNCs labour and social performances




South African companies have capitalised on the changing political environment to become key investors in the rest of Africa. This report compares three South African multinational companies operating in the African region; Gold Fields (in Ghana and South Africa), Anglogold (in Namibia, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe), and Metorex (in Zambia).

The primary focus of this report is on labour relations, labour conditions, restructuring, HIV/AIDS, health and safety, environmental issues, socially responsible investments, and other human rights issues.



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African Labour Research Network (ALRN):
Gender and Labour Market Liberalisation in Africa



A number of African countries adopted and formulated structural adjustment policies with the assumption that the effects are gender-neutral. It is now generally acknowledged that women tend to suffer more and gain less from adjustment policies.

Seven labour research centres from seven African countries analysed the current economic and labour policies to see their impact on the labour force and the organised labour movement in general, and women in particular.





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African Labour Research Network (ALRN):
Le NEPAD face à ses défis: Alternatives á (à) la mondialisation néo-libérale



Le réseau ALRN a accueilli une conférence, 'Le NEPAD face à ses défis: Alternatives à la mondialisation néo-libérale'. L'objectif de la conférence était de consolider les nombreuses évaluations du NEPAD en une évaluation collective. Le rôle des syndicats dans des aspects de contestation et complétants de NEPAD est particulièrement important. Ce document contient des arguments présentés par des dirigeants syndicaux et d'autres membres de divers mouvements sociaux. La conférence, un événement africain a produit une évaluation importante et a renforcé la contribution africaine du mouvement syndical au processus du développement africain et à la réponse mondiale au néo-libéralisme.



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African Labour Research Network (ALRN):
Trade Unions in Africa



Trade unions in Africa is a project by the ALRN. It examines the different socio-economic conditions and labour market environment in various African countries. The aim is to compare and contrast these experiences with a view to developing common response strategies to common issues and strengthen solidarity among network members.






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African Labour Research Network (ALRN):
African Social Observatory

This booklet forms part of the pilot phase of a Social Observatory Project that will monitor the conduct and impact of foreign investors in Africa. In section 1 the introduction aims to set out what foreign direct investment (FDI) is and to define the two forms in which it occurs. The second section looks at why Africa perceives FDI as important and examine the initiatives undertaken by African governments in attracting FDI. Section 3 focuses on the factors that influence/determine FDI flows and why. Section 4 discusses the actual flows of FDI in terms of regions and sectors. The fifth section deals with the costs and benefits associated with FDI while the last section contains the conclusion and recommendations regarding African policies on FDI.



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African Music Journal

1954-2007



The International Library of African Music has its journal, African Music. African Music was established by ILAM's founder Hugh Tracey in 1954 as an annual journal for the purpose of disseminating scholarship devoted to African Music and related arts. It has the distinction of being the only scholarly journal devoted to African Music published from Africa, and also the only journal devoted to African music in existence.



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African Philosophy


E-journal sponsored by the International Society for African Philosophy and Studies (ISAPS) and published by Africa Resource Center, Inc.
Articles include: Language, Culture, Science, Technology and Philosophy - Art and 'Art' in Africa: Conceptual Clarification, Confusion or Colonization? - Race and Racism in the Works of David Hume.



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African Review of Books



La production de cette revue permet de mettre en avant de riches ouvres artistiques et scientifiques produites en Afrique, qui autrement, risqueraient de disparaître, faute de visibilité. L'autre objectif était de faire de cette publication à la fois un baromètre
des tendances en matière d'études africaines et un stimulateur permettant une importante élévation des standards et de la qualité.





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African Writing



African Writing is a monthly print and online journal, published full colour in newspaper format in the mode of the Africa Review of Books or the New York Review of Books. It promises to be 'a leading quality, literary paper…committed to reflecting writing and literary work from all the countries, literary generations and official languages of Africa...our Africa-centred but international outlook is evident in the varied perspectives, interests and subjects of the contributors'.
poetry, short fiction, creative non-fiction, and essays



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Afrique XX1 - Revue des Alternatives Africaines




Afrique XX1 est une revue à but non lucratif réalisée par des bénévoles. Elle a pour objectif de se faire l'écho d'analyses, d'informations et d'initiatives d'organisations associatives et syndicales qui luttent afin d'obtenir une réelle alternative pour les peuples africains. Afrique XX1 est et restera indépendante financièrement et dans son fonctionnement de toutes les institutions politiques, économiques et religieuses. Son comité de rédaction est composé d'associations, de syndicats ainsi que de personnes se reconnaissant dans sa ligne éditoriale et dans son mode de gestion collectif.





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African Studies Quarterly

The online journal of african studies
Full Articles Available, 1997-2005.
Edited by Centre of african studies, University of Florida (USA)







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Afrika Zamani: revue annuelle d'histoire africaine


Nos. 9&10, 2001-2002
Nos. 7&8, 1999-2000
Nos. 5, 1997 and 6, 1998







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AJISS, American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences
1984-2005 (4 every year)

AJISS has been committed to developing a well-rounded Islamic intellectualism, and to reconciling rationalism with Islamic revelation.

 






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Al-Andalus Magreb
Revista de estudios árabes e islámicos.
Universidad de Cádiz.
7 números (1993-1999)

 








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Algarabía
Revista sobre la didáctica del árabe como lengua extranjera.








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The Annual Review of Islam in South Africa (ARISA)

University of Cape Town
(5 volumes, 1998-2002)


The Centre for Contemporary Islam publishes this readable and accessible review of challenges facing Muslims in South Africa. It is compiled and edited by Aslam Farouk-Allie who invites people from all walks of life to write about their impressions on developments in religion, state, foreign affairs, crime, arts and medicine, to name but a few. The idea of ARISA is get South Africans to reflect on their experiences, and share this with others.

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George Ayittey: African Peasants and the Market System





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Jozé Bape (ed.), François-Xavier Verschave, Jean-Marie Volet, André Ntonfo,
Odile Tobner / Mongo Beti:
El bombero pirómano. La actuación criminal de Francia en el África contemporánea
oozebap, Barcelona, 2006




"De lo que se trata es de darnos cuenta de que la Françafrique es una alteración permanente de lo que nos dicen. En la parte que emerge del iceberg tenemos la Francia regida por sus principios y, en su parte oculta, un mundo sin leyes donde abundan los desvíos financieros, la criminalidad política, los policías que torturan o los apoyos a guerras civiles. Es ésta la realidad. O como mínimo un 90% de la realidad."



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Charles Becker, Jean-Pierre Dozon, Christine Obbo et Moriba Touré (eds)
Vivre et penser le sida en Afrique
Experiencing and understanding AIDS in Africa

Codesria, Karthala & IRD, 1998
712 pages

 

 

 



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Simon Bekker; Martine Dodds; Meshack M. Khosa (eds.): Shifting African Identities

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2001, 196pp



This volume is the second in the series, "Identity? Theory, Politics, History". It includes Neville Alexander's important study of the link between language and identity in South Africa. The other nine papers include studies of the process of identity construction in the southern African and Great Lakes regions, the Congo, Sudan and Nigeria.



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Kristina A Bentley; Roger Southall: An African Peace Process. Mandela, South Africa and Burundi

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2005, 240pp



This monograph outlines the origins and nature of the conflict in Burundi. It discusses the problems of establishing democracy in a region where ethnic conflict has occasioned genocide, traces the peace process in detail and assesses the prospects for the future.



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Mongo BETI: AFRICAINS SI VOUS PARLIEZ
Homnisphères, 2005

Quoi qu’en disent les radotages de vos théoriciens tiers-mondistes, Monsieur le Président de la République française, quoi qu’en disent les ethnologues d’un autre âge qui s’empressent autour de vous et assurent vous livrer l’âme noire toute nue, un peuple déshérité ne saurait transformer son présent ni conquérir son avenir sans élever la voix et même frapper du poing sur la table.

Dans les dispositions de l’Elysée à l’égard de l’Afrique, rien n’a changé ; c’est toujours le même choix, en faveur des dictateurs, contre les peuples. Les espérances politiques de nos peuples ont été le plus souvent soit trahies, soit mystifiées...

Les pouvoirs franco-africains organisent donc le vide, le silence morose, le côtoiement des individus, des groupes, des catégories, des ethnies, jamais leur dialogue et leur interpénétration, en un mot l’obscurantisme... Broyés par des institutions culturelles dont la fatalité est de nous aliéner, nous prétendons créer une littérature qui soit l’expression authentique de notre moi collectif.

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Usman Bugaje: Writtings and lectures



Contains full text conference papers and other studies by Bugaje.
Topics include Muslims and Islam in Nigeria, women and Islam, Islamic education in Katsina State, Usman Dan Fodio, the Sokoto Caliphate, governance, education, and the Hajj, the U.S. and the Middle East...




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Patrick Burnett and Firoze Manji (Eds.):
From the slave trade to 'free' trade: How trade undermines democracy and justice in Africa

Published by Fahamu



Can tr
ade in the era of globalisation be 'fair' or 'just'?
Drawing on lessons from the slave trade and studies of the international finance institutions, these essays provide insights into how free trade policies have a profoundly negative impact on the rights of communities, environmental sustainability and the development of democracy in Africa.







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Patrick Burnett, Shereen Karmali & Firoze Manji (Eds.):
Grace, tenacity and eloquence. The struggle for women's rights in Africa

Published by Fahamu


The traditional perception of African women is that they face grinding poverty and harsh cultural, traditional and social prejudices. Yet while it is true that African women are not equal to men, this is only one part of the story.

For in Africa, women are fighting for their rights. And they are fighting with grace, tenacity and eloquence. The contributors describe how African women won a cross-continental campaign for a protocol to protect their rights. In a rich variety of articles, they consider topics such as: women and conflict, the impact of current US policies on women's health in Africa, women's rights in Islam, and the implications of the Jacob Zuma trial for women in South Africa.



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Hashim Ibrahim Cabrera: ISLAM Y ARTE CONTEMPORÁNEO












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Hashim Ibrahim Cabrera: Crisis de civilización y cambio de horizontes tras el fin de la historia


Hace un cuarto de siglo a alguien se le ocurrió decir que la historia se había acabado ya, que se habían agotado las narraciones capaces de hacerla creíble y construible. Desaparecieron los relatos que hasta ese momento habían proporcionado una cierta identidad colectiva, baluarte de referencias existenciales y gnoseológicas: aparecieron entonces como mito, como narración siempre ficticia, relativa e interesada. En ese final de siglo resultaba hasta cierto punto comprensible que la idea encontrase eco en las mentes más inquietas, y se filtrase en los debates académicos y en los análisis de los foros y revistas especializados, porque el siglo XX terminaba con el pensamiento moderno herido de muerte, con sus más fuertes mitos derruidos.




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CAD Mali: Le Messager de Fana

Une publication de la CAD Mali (juillet 2005) pour le IVième Forum des Peuples


Avec la participation de Sebastian Alzerecca, Thomas Anfray, David Eloy (Altermondes), Tifenn Hermelin, Ibrahim Labass Keïta (Le Scorpion), Assane Koné (Le Républicain), Anne Marchand (Attac France - groupe Afrique), Ibrahim Hamani Souley (CAD-Mali).


 

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Zeynep Çelik: Displaying the Orient.
Architecture of Islam at Nineteenth-Century World's Fairs

University of California Press, 1992.








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Zeynep Çelik: Urban Forms and Colonial Confrontations. Algiers under French Rule
University of California Press, 1997.









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A. Chéneau-Loquay (ed.): Mondialisation et technologie de la communication en Afrique

Karthala, Paris, 2004








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Chimurenga
Who no know go know


Chimurenga, a publication, of arts, culture and politics from and about Africa and its Diasporas, has been in print since March 2002. South Africa based and started as a quarterly, Chimurenga now appears whenever
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On the main menu check the on-line section to read the articles and interviews.








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Chroniques Yéménites

Consacrées à la péninsule Arabique et à la Corne de l'Afrique, les Chroniques yéménites sont une revue annuelle en langue française et arabe, éditée depuis 1993 par le Centre français d'archéologie et de sciences sociales de Sanaa (Ministère des Affaires étrangères/CNRS).
Sous la supervision d'un comité de lecture y sont regroupés des contributions scientifiques originales, des traductions et des bibliographies thématiques, relevant de toutes les disciplines des sciences humaines et sociales, de l'archéologie antique à la littérature contemporaine, en passant par l'économie, l'anthropologie ou la politique.



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Citizens For Justice: We Lived To Tell. The Nyayo House Story

We lived to Tell is a book by the Citizens For Justice, which documents experiences of Kenyans who went through the infamous Nyayo House Torture Chambers. They tell harrowing stories of scary hounding by security agents, arrests, torture, jail and detention. Their experiences reveal an intolerant, oppressive and paranoid government that could not stand criticism.

Index:
Chapter 1. The colonial Era / Chapter 2. Independent Kenya / Chapter 3. Following in the footsteps / Chapter 4. The Air Force coup attempt / Chapter 5. Mwakenya / Chapter 6. We lived to tell / Chapter 7. In the dungeons - Nyayo House / Chapter 8. Life in prison / Chapter 9. Exile / Chapter 10. The role of women / Chapter 11. Picking up the pieces / Chapter 12. Aluta Continua / Chapter 13. What next

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Civil Society Trade Network of Zambia: For whom the windfalls?
Winners & losers in the privatisation of Zambia's copper mines

 

 

 

 

 

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Julia A. Clancy-Smith: Rebel and Saint.
Muslim Notables, Populist Protest, Colonial Encounters
(Algeria and Tunisia, 1800-1904)

University of California Press, 1996.






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CLIO, revue francophone d'histoire des femmes
nº 6-1997: Femmes d'Afrique

Dossier:
Anne HUGON: La contradiction missionnaire. Discours et pratique des missionnaires méthodistes à l'égard des femmes africaines de Côte de l'Or (1835-1874)
Estelle PAGNON: " Une œuvre inutile " ? La scolarisation des filles par les missionnaires catholiques dans le Sud-Est du Nigéria (1885-1930)
Dominique BOIS: Tamatave, la cité des femmes
Ch. Didier GONDOLA: Unies pour le meilleur et pour le pire. Femmes africaines et villes coloniales : une histoire du métissage
Odile GOERG: Femmes africaines et politique : les colonisées au féminin en Afrique occidentale
Fatou SOW: Les femmes, le sexe de l'État et les enjeux du politique : l'exemple de la régionalisation au Sénégal
Sophie DULUCQ: " Visages de femmes " au miroir du cinéma d'Afrique noire (des années 1960 aux années 1990)
Pascale BARTHÉLÉMY: La formation des institutrices africaines en A.O.F. : pour une lecture historique du roman de Mariama Bâ, Une si longue lettre




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Fanny Colonna: Un regard aveuglé.
Anticléricalisme par excès d'humanisme universaliste en Algérie.

Il s'agit ici de réfléchir sur l'extrême difficulté, qui semble particulière au champ français, à penser l'islam, depuis sa rencontre en Algérie, au début du XIXe siècle. L'hypothèse centrale de cette confrontation est que le statut singulier de la religion en France depuis la Révolution française, plus précisément les liens très complexes que la naissance des sciences sociales au XIXe siècle entretient avec elle, obscurcit la vision de l'islam depuis ce moment et jusqu'à aujourd'hui.





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Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East

Volume 24, Number 1, 2004. Duke University Press


Moving beyond the paradigmatic divides of area studies, Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East explores the shared concerns and histories of these regions, offers stimulating perspectives on interdisciplinary debates, and challenges established analytic models. CSSAAME publishes articles from around the world, providing a distinctive link between scholars living and working in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia and their counterparts in Europe and the Americas.



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Bassidiki COULIBALY: DU CRIME D'ETRE "NOIR": Un milliard de "Noirs" dans une prison identitaire

Homnisphères, 2006


De quelle identité peut-on se prévaloir lorsqu'on est " Noir " et que
l'on s'appelle Toussaint Louverture, Ahmad Baba, Béhanzin, Malcolm X,
Elijah Muhammad, Aimé Césaire, Cheikh Anta Diop, Frantz Fanon, Edson
Arantes do Nascimiento alias Pelé, ou Nelson Mandela ? Des " Noirs ",
on en trouve sous tous les cieux, dans tous les pays, de toutes les
religions, à tous les niveaux des hiérarchies sociales. Mais peut-on
dire " les Noirs " comme s'il s'agissait d'une espèce à part, comme
s'il s'agissait d'un conglomérat d'individus tous identiques ?
D'ailleurs, qu'est-ce qu'un " Noir " ? Qu'est-ce qu'être " Noir " ?
Qui sont " les Noirs " ?
Après avoir payé par millions de vies pour le crime d'être " Noirs ",
les " Noirs " doivent encore payer aujourd'hui pour le même crime :
ils sont toujours " Noirs " ! De quoi rendre fou l'être humain le
plus zen, de quoi faire des " Noirs " les locataires désespérés d'une
prison identitaire.

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Courrier de la Planète n. 79 (janvier-mars 2006):
"Afrique: (re)penser le politique"


Parole est donnée dans ce numéro à de nombreux chercheurs africains, notamment non francophones, afin d'exposer des idées trop peu relayées ici. Un choix délibéré qui, du coup, ouvre la voie à certaines critiques en règle de thèses développées par des chercheurs " africanistes " (sur l'" Etat criminel " par exemple).


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Catherine Cross; Derik Gelderblom; Niel Roux; Jonathan Mafukidze (eds.): Views on Migration in Sub-Saharan Africa. Proceedings of an African Migration Alliance Workshop

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2006, 304pp

Migration by the poor is a scorching issue in the world today - both inside their own countries and on the international scene, the world's poor are voting with their feet to escape poverty and make their bid for new lives in new places. Public anxiety is reaching fever pitch in the developed world, xenophobia is spreading, and governments everywhere are struggling to mobilize policies that will enable them to respond humanely and effectively to a rising human tide. How does Africa stand on migration?



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Cultures & Conflits



Revue trimestrielle de science politique, Cultures & Conflits se propose d'analyser les différentes expressions de la conflictualité dans tout son spectre : qu'il s'agisse de la dissuasion, des guerres, des révolutions, de la répression d'Etat ou d'autres formes de violence labelisées comme "terrorisme", "criminalité mafieuse", "guérilla", "émeutes urbaines", "lutte contre les conflits de basse intensité", jusqu'aux formes plus subtiles mais bien réelles de violence symbolique : domination culturelle, effets de discours et de langage ...

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Amady Aly Dieng: Hegel et l'Afrique Noire
Hegel était-il raciste?


Codesria, Dakar, 2004,
140 pages

Depuis 1978, la position de Hegel à l'égard de l'Afrique noire est très discutée. Le philosophe de Berlin a été traité de raciste. C'est l'opinion qui domine chez la plupart des chercheurs européens et africains. Mais une telle affirmation mérite d'être révisée à la suite de la thèse d'Etat soutenue en 1990 à l'Université de Paris I par un philosophe africain, Pierre Franklin Tavarès. La lecture attentive de cette thèse devrait amener beaucoup de chercheurs à nuancer leur pensée sur l'attitude de Hegel sur l'Afrique noire. " La question Hegel " en Afrique ou ce que Guy Planty-Bonjour appelle " les question africaines de l'hégélianisme " n'est pas seulement d'ordre théorique, mais également pratique.
Des historiens, des hommes de lettres, des hommes politiques, des sociologues et quelquefois, même des philosophes africains se sont dépêchés de traiter Hegel de raciste à la suite de leur seule lecture des Leçons de la philosophie de l'histoire qui est une oeuvre posthume publiée sur la base des notes de ses étudiants.

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Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review
Volume 18, Number 1, January 2002. Michigan State University Press.

The Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review is an internationally refereed interdisciplinary journal that serves as a regional forum for critical reflection and discourse on the economic, political, and social aspects as well as development concerns of the countries in Eastern and Southern Africa. It is the major African
social science journal with a region-wide coverage that publishes scholarly articles, book reviews, research notes, and communications.
Edited by Alfred G. Nhema.



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Egerö, Bertil :
Colonization and Migration
A Summary of Border-Crossing Movements in Tanzania before 1967



Published by Nordiska Afrikainstitutet
Research Report 52, 1979


 


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Collectif Esclavage: ESCLAVES NOIRS, MAITRES BLANCS. Quand la mémoire de l'opprimé s'oppose à la mémoire de l'oppresseur
Homnisphères, 2006

Sous la direction de Aggée C. Lomo MYAZHIOM avec les contributions de
: Christiane TAUBIRA, Henri BANGOU, Auguste ARMET, Yoporeka SOMET,
Kofi Adu MANYAH, Aimé CESAIRE, Buata MALELA, Cyr-Henri CHELIM,
Martial ZE BELINGA, Bassidiki COULIBALY, Louis SALA-MOLINS

Par son ampleur et sa durée, son étendue dans l'espace (Afrique,
Europe, Amérique, Asie) mais aussi et surtout par ses conséquences,
la traite atlantique est une question capitale qui, au-delà du peuple
noir, concerne et interpelle la conscience humaine.
Légalisée par le Code noir de Colbert en 1685, soutenue par la
papauté, pensée, argumentée et justifiée par les philosophes des
Lumières, la traite atlantique érigea en système une économie-monde
capitaliste (avant l'heure) basée sur l'instinct de prédation,
l'appât du gain et le principe de chosification de l'Homme par
l'Homme.
Reconnus comme un crime contre l'humanité en France depuis 2001, la
traite négrière transatlantique et l'esclavage représentent une
lourde page de l'histoire de l'humanité et appellent un travail de

mémoire et de justice.

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Ethnohistory
Volume 46.4, Fall 1999. Duke University Press.


Ethnohistory emphasizes the joint use of documentary materials and ethnographic or archaeological data, as well as the combination of historical and anthropological approaches, in the study of social and cultural processes and history. The journal has established a strong reputation for its studies of the history of native peoples in the Americas and in recent years has expanded its focus to cultures and societies throughout the world.



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Abel Ezeoha and Chibuike Uche:
South Africa, NEPAD and the African Renaissance

Leiden: African Studies Centre, ASC Working Paper no. 64, 2005.










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Naser I. Faruqui, Asit K. Biswas, and Murad J. Bino (eds.): Water management in Islam
IDRC/UNU Press 2001, 170 pp.

In the Middle East and North Africa, water is rapidly becoming the key development issue. In response, policymakers have proposed or tried to implement policies such as higher water tariffs or privatization, but have done so without considering local culture and values. Yet culture, including religion, clearly influences how people perceive and manage a resource such as water, and must be considered during policy development.

This book presents Islamic perspectives on a number of proposed water-management policies, including water demand management, wastewater reuse, and fair pricing. The book opens avenues for a wider dialogue amongst researchers working at identifying the most promising water management policies, adds to our knowledge of some of the influences on formal policy and informal practice, and makes these ideas available to a broader public. It dispels common misconceptions about the Islamic view on water-management practices, such as selling water and wastewater reuse, and serves as a concrete example of the benefit of examining development in the context of values and culture.


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Feminist Africa

Feminist Africa is a publication of the African Gender Institute and the continental Feminist Studies Network. Initiated in 2001, and currently hosted at the African Gender Institute at the University of Cape Town, it is produced by an editorial team in conjunction with an international editorial advisory group drawn from the feminist scholarly community.

Feminist Africa is a unique forum for progressive, cutting-edge feminist intellectual dialogue and gender research on the African continent. It offers a space for theoretical and strategic debates that challenge the prevailing technocratic approaches to global development, and the reductionism of economic and policy approaches that neglect the lived realities, ingenuity and cultural production of Africa's diverse and dynamic peoples. Feminist Africa challenges the shared continental history of exploitation and marginalisation by attending to the complex cultures of resistance and local strategy that characterise the postcolonial era, while at the same time remaining attentive to the shifting global geopolitical configurations of power.

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Yusuf Fernández: Grandes personalidades opinan sobre el Islam





Análisis de los escritos y opiniones sobre el Islam de Shakespeare, Voltaire, Goethe, Rilke, Napoleón, Lamartine, Tolstoi, Bernard Shaw, Gandhi
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Nomboniso Gasa (eds): Basus'iimbokodo, Bawel'imilambo / They remove boulders and cross rivers. Women in South African History

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2006, 536pp


In this fascinating collection, full of different textures, narratives and nuances, sixteen authors have begun to tackle the task of writing South Africa's history from an overtly feminist perspective, giving readers an opportunity to understand and reflect on debates about real women's power in completely new and fresh ways.




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James L Gibson: Overcoming Apartheid. Can truth reconcile a divided nation?

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2004, 484pp



Drawing on one of the most comprehensive surveys of post-apartheid attitudes to date, and employing innovative conceptual and methodological tools, Gibson's analysis offers both encouraging and disheartening insights into the success of the truth and reconciliation process. This is a major contribution to the literature on transitional justice and conflict resolution.




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Good, Kenneth: Bushmen and Diamonds. (Un)Civil Society in Botswana



Published by Nordiska Afrikainstitutet

Discussion Papers, 11/2003








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Michael Gorkin and Rafiqa Othman: Three Mothers, Three Daughters.
Palestinian Women's Stories
University of California Press, 1994.








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Jean-Paul Gouteux: Un génocide sans importance. La Françafrique au Rwanda
(Tahin Party, 2001)

Le génocide rwandais, plus d'un million de morts d'avril à juin 1994, reste environné de ce flou qui caractérise, pour l'opinion publique, la politique française en Afrique.
Comme si les massacres sur le continent noir étaient des événements endémiques inévitables et incompréhensibles.
Au contraire, ce génocide n'a été ni spontané ni imprévisible, mais il a bien été préparé et organisé, tant en France qu'au Rwanda.
Pour la Françafrique, tous les moyens sont bons pour garder le contrôle de l'Afrique.
Et ce million de meurtres n'aurait pas eu lieu sans le soutien indéfectible des décideurs français, militaires et politiques, jusqu'au plus haut échelon de l'Etat.
Nous connaissons ces criminels français: ce sont nos élus.
Ce livre, paru en juin 2001, est malheureusement épuisé mais reste téléchargeable.


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Greenpeace: Réforme du secteur forestier : échec au Cameroun, pillage annoncé en République Démocratique du Congo















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Adrian Hadland (ed.): Changing the Fourth Estate: Essays on South African journalism

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2005, 256pp


South African journalism has been fortunate in recent decades to have editors, writers and practitioners of the highest order working within its ranks. Some, like radio talk show host John Perlman and cartoonist Zapiro, are household names. Others are less well-known, but work quietly and effectively behind the scenes, bringing years of experience and skill to bear on their art. Until the publication of this book, few have taken the time to sit down and spell out the do's and don'ts of their particular specialty, gained often after a lifetime of trial and error.


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Adrian Hadland; Mike Aldridge; Joshua Ogada (eds): Re-Visioning Television. Policy, Strategy and Models for the Sustainable Development of Community Television in South Africa

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2006, 232pp



The introduction of a quality, accessible local television network represents the final piece in post-apartheid South Africa's media jigsaw. With legislation and policy now in place, the fitting of the last piece is imminent. The race is now on to develop models and fine-tune systems that will make the most powerfully democratic tier of broadcast media sustainable, empowering and development friendly.




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Riffat Hassan: Selected Writings



- Religious Human Rights and the Qur'an

- Are Human Rights Compatible with Islam?
The Issue of the Rights of Women in Muslim Communities

- Members, One of Another: Gender Equality and Justice in Islam

- EXTREMISM IN PAKISTAN: WHAT SHOULD WE DO NOW?

- The role of the U.S. women´s movement in suppoting the Afgan women´s struggle: A muslim perspective

- From Re-Active to Pro Active - The Challenge for Muslim Women on the road from Cairo to Beijing

- RELIGIOUS CONSERVATISM
Feminist Theology as a means of combatting injustice toward women in muslim communities/culture

- Women in Islam: Body, Mind and Spirit
Muslim women are no longer nameless, faceless or voiceless; they are ready to stand up and be counted

- Islam and Human in Pakistan
A critical analysis of the positions of three contemporary women


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Denis Herbstein: White Lies. Canon Collins and the secret war against apartheid

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2004, 408 pp

This is the story of one man's single-minded, unremitting, always creative, campaign to provide material support to South Africa's liberation struggle, assisting leaders like Nelson Mandela and ordinary township and rural activists, as well as families who suffered because their loved ones were political prisoners, had fled into exile or been killed by the apartheid regime.




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Ibn 'Arabi: La parure des Abdal (Hilyatu al Abdal)
http://www.archipress.org/batin/abdal.htm
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Ibn 'Arabi: Le livre de l'extinction dans la contemplation
(Kitab al fana' fi al muchahada)

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Ibn 'Arabi: Conseil à un ami (Wasiyat)
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Ibn 'Arabi: Les secrets du jeûne
(extraits des Illuminations Mecquoises - Al Futuhat al Makiyat)

http://www.archipress.org/batin/siyam.htm
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Ibn 'Arabi: L'interprète des désirs (Turjman al Ashwaq)
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Ibn 'Arabi What the seeker needs (Kitab Kunh ma la budda minhu lil-murid
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(translated by Tosun Bayrak)
http://www.sunnah.org/tasawwuf/what_seeker_needs.htm
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Claude Addas: Ibn Arabî et le voyage sans retour
Paris, Seuil, 1996. [Extraits html]
http://www.archipress.org/batin/addas4.htm
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Identité, culture et politique / Identity, Culture and Politics


La revue " Identité, Culture et Politique: un dialogue Afro-asiatique est une publication bi-annuelle du Conseil pour le Développement de le Recherche en Sciences Sociales en Afrique (CODESRIA) à Dakar au Sénégal et de l'International Centre for Ethnic Studies (ICES)à Colombo au Sri Lanka. Son but est de favoriser la dissémination des connaissances et les échanges d'idées et de réflexions entre les
chercheurs et activistes africains et asiatiques.







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Ijele: Art eJournal of the African World



Online journal of contemporary art and architecture, art history and criticism, focusing exclusively on the visual creative expressions of artists in Africa and other regions of the world. As well, it also highlights the work of non-African / non-Diaspora artists who use iconography and symbolisms derived from any of the artistic traditions of Africa.
Ijele: Art eJournal provides a forum for scholarly articles of the highest quality, and is devoted to making a major contribution to the advancement of African art studies in universities all over the world. Interviews that illumine the creative politics and philosophy of artists are especially welcome.


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Ìrìnkèrindò: a Journal of African Migration


The journal is devoted to the study of African migration and immigration to other parts of the world.
Ìrìnkèrindò is Yorùbá for incessant Wanderings or Travels. To our minds, the word, Ìrìnkèrindò captures the essence of past, contemporary, and future migrations and immigration of Africansaround the continent, and from the continent to other lands.



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ISIM (The International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World): Publications

The ISIM produces several publications, its principle publication being the ISIM Review. Apart from institutional news the ISIM Review carries research articles by scholars throughout the world, enabling its readers to follow trends in research and offering background information on current developments and events relevant to Islam and Muslim societies.

The name of the ISIM Newsletter has been changed to the ISIM Review to more accurately reflect the publication's objective of providing a review of debates and research on contemporary Muslim societies and communities in an accessible manner to a broad readership.

The ISIM Papers Series comprises published lectures delivered by leading scholars at various ISIM events, including the ISIM Annual Lecture. Other publications include the inaugural lectures of ISIM Chairs and ISIM's annual reports.

On the main menu, go to publications. You'll find pdf's of:

- ISIM Review (since 1998)

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ISIM Papers Series:
-- Barbara Metcalf: 'Traditionalist' Islamic Activism: Deoband, Tablighis, and Talibs
-- John R. Bowen: Shari'a, State, and Social Norms in France and Indonesia
-- Talal Asad: Thinking About Secularism and Law in Egypt
-- James Piscatori: Islam, Islamists, and the Electoral Priniciple in the Middle East

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Other ISIM Publications:
Farish A. Noor: New Voices of Islam
M. Khalid Masud: Muslim Jurists' Quest for the Normative Basis of Shari'a
ISIM Annual Report 2001
ISIM Annual Report 2002
ISIM Annual Report 2003



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Wilmot James: Africa in the Age of Biology

HSRC Press, South Africa, 2004


This paper was presented as the first annual John Gerhart Memorial Lecture at the conference of the Africa Genome Initiative held in Cairo in March 2004. In Africa in the Age of Biology, Dr James discusses Africa's long history of scientific, technological and mathematical enterprise, from tokens of the very earliest counting by humans to the sum of knowledge brought to bear in the construction of the pyramids.


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Siri Lange, Hege Wallevik, Andrew Kiondo: Civil Society in Tanzania

Chr. Michelsen Institute, 2000








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John M. Janzen: Ngoma. Discourses of Healing in Central and Southern Africa

University of California Press, 1992.







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Jenda, Journal of Culture and African Women Studies



Jenda documents and responds to debates on women's history and studies in
African social, cultural, political, and economic systems. It creates
a forum for African women scholars, analysts and activists to
participate on an equal footing with their contemporaries worldwide
in debates, exchanges of ideas, and the creation and documentation of
knowledge.





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Jinadu, L. Adele:
Explaining & Managing Ethnic Conflict in Africa:
Towards a Cultural Theory of Democracy



Claude Ake Memorial Paper Series (CAMP)
Uppsala universitet/Department of Peace and Conflict Research
(2007)





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Journal of Arabic and Islamic Studies




Volume I 1996-97. Edited by Joseph Norment Bell with Petr Zemánek.
Volume II 1998-99. Edited by Joseph Norment Bell.
Volume III 2000. Edited by Joseph Norment Bell.
Volume IV 2001-2002. Edited by Joseph Norment Bell with Agostino Cilardo and Stefan Leder.
Volume V 2003. Edited by Joseph Norment Bell.





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Journal of men, masculinities and spirituality

JMMS is an online, scholarly, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal.






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JRS - Journal of Refugee Studies



Archive of All Online Issues: 1996 - June 2005
The journal provides a major focus for refugee research, and reflects the diverse range of perspectives on refugee issues the content is multidisciplinary. It promotes the theoretical development of refugee studies, innovative, analytical or methodological approaches, reappraisals of current concepts, polices and practice, and encourages the voice of refugees to be represented by analysis of their experiences, as well as publishing articles by host-country
practitioners and researchers. Contributions are welcomed from field practitioners to the development of new perspectives on refugee populations. See site for further details and current tables of contents listings.



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Jouvert: a journal of postcolonial studies



Jouvert is a refereed, multi-disciplinary journal published online tri-annually. It thus offers a widely accessible--indeed, international--forum for the interrogation of textual, cultural and political postcolonialisms. While we do not conceive of the journal as a means to homogenize a necessarily and productively diverse field of study, we do think that Jouvert can stage discussions spanning different cultural locations and theoretical interests. If these discussions seek to displace the "colonial" as master signifier, they also recognize the persistent power of neocolonial practices, the continuing need for alternate discourses, and the increasingly complex intersections of race, class, gender and nation.

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Kanyinga, Karuti: Re-Distribution from Above
The politics of land rights and squatting in coastal Kenya



Published by Nordiska Afrikainstitutet

Research Report 115, 2000









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Al-Karmel


Al-Karmel magazine published in Palestine in Arabic, chief in editor Mahmoud Darwish.

 



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Marwan Khawaja and Age A. Tiltnes (eds.): On the Margins
Migration and Living Conditio