Essays and interviews with African Studies scholars between 1998-2001. Among others, you will find the interesting serie "African Studies in [Country XY]". H-Africa encourages discussion of Africa's history, culture, and African studies generally. Africanists of all disciplines are encouraged to subscribe. (...) H-Africa reviews scholarly books efficiently and competently. Our reviews, of great value to scholars, increasingly are read more widely than other review forums. [according to site editor's information] ... [supplemented]
Homepage of the Department for Non-European History at the University of Hamburg, which among others has a chair for the "History of Africa South of the Sahara" . [editors ilissAfrica]
The Institut Fondamental d'Afrique Noire (IFAN) was founded in 1936 by the governor general of former French West Africa (AOF) as the Institut Français d'Afrique Noire. Its first director was the well known explorer Thédore Monod. The mission of the IFAN was to do scientific research about Africa, especially about the AOF. In 1960, the IFAN was integrated into the University of Dakar. In 1966, it changed its name into Institut Fondamental d'Afrique Noire.
Today, the IFAN has the following departments: social sciences, humanities, zoology, botany, geology, museums.
The IFAN possesses many old valuable documents from French colonial times, including photographic material and other media. The holdings of the library and the archives are not yet recorded online. There are projects for digitalisation in the future. ... [editors ilissAfrica]
Homepage of the Department of Anthropology and African Studies at the University of Mainz. The Department hosts an Ethnographic Collection based on the collection of Erika Sulzman ("Mainz Congo Expedition"), the Jahn Library for African Literatures, which is based on the private collection on Janheinz Jahn, the African Music Archive (AMA) and the Gerd Meuer Archive. Furthermore you will find full text documents under "Working Papers of the Department of Anthropology and African Studies" and under "Swahili Forum". ... [editors ilissAfrica]
Homepage of the Institute for Anthropology at the University of Munich.
[editors ilissAfrica] Until about 2008, the institute was called "Institute for Anthropology and African Studies ". [editors ilissAfrica]
Since the mid-1990s, Columbia University Libraries sponsored three online International Directories of African Studies, Middle East Studies, and South Asian Studies Scholars, otherwise known as IDASS, IDMES, and IDSAS. AMESA is meant to replace these separate directories. The entries are generated by the registered scholars themselves. The Directory is fully indexed, allowing readers to conduct a search by name or keyword (e.g. subject of interest, city or country, university or affiliation, etc.). You can also Browse the entire Directory, alphabetically by name.
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Project MUSE is a collaboration between libraries and publishers providing 100% full-text, affordable and user-friendly online access to over 350 high quality humanities and social sciences journals from over 60 scholarly publishers. Access is restricted.
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