Voicing African Voices

African Studies

The Task of Today and Other Seminal Essays

This book brings together six seminal essays by Professor Bernard Nsokika Fonlon, essays first published mostly in the 1960s in ABBIA (Cameroon Cultural Review)…

African Studies Anthropology Social Sciences

Ethnicity, Citizenship and State in Eastern Africa

by Aquiline Tarimo, S.J.

This volume, from an Africa perspective, examines the relationship between ethnicity and citizenship within the framework of nation-state. Its objective and scope engage relational…

African Studies Anthropology Social Sciences

Challenge of Culture in Africa: From Restoration to Integration

by Bernard Nsokika Fonlon

This book was first published as a two-part essay in 1965 and 1967 in {ABBIA – Cameroon Cultural Review} – under the title “Idea…

African Studies Social Sciences

Elements of African Bioethics in a Western Frame

by Godfrey B. Tangwa

For millennia, Africans have lived on the African continent, in close contact with the diversities of nature: floral, faunal and human; and in so…

African Studies Social Sciences

The New World Order Ideology and Africa

by Tatah Mentan

Understanding and Appreciating Ambiguity, Deceit and Recapture of Decolonized Spaces The New World Order Ideology expressed in the form of neoliberal globalization has been…

African Studies Social Sciences

Stereotyping Africa

by Emmanuel Fru Doh

Surprising Answers to Surprising Questions Characteristically, Africans in any Western country are asked so many different questions about “Africa,” as Westerners love to refer…

African Studies Education and Teaching Social & Political Aspects Social Sciences

Genuine Intellectuals

by Bernard Nsokika Fonlon

Academic and Social Responsibilities of Universities in Africa This book, slim as it looks, took Bernard Nsokika Fonlon the best part of five laborious…

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