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CORRECTION REVISED DATE: CFP: Slavery, Memory, and Power / Esclavage, mémoire et pouvoir
Re: Downsizing home photocopy library
CFP: Women and World Religions - Reference Articles Wanted
Women and World Religions - Reference Articles Wanted
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Downsizing home photocopy library
Colleagues,
I am downsizing my home files and would like to divest myself of about 40 years of photocopies in West African and general African history {primarily}--Islamic history, pre-colonial Africa, some colonial, etc. If anyone wants to pay postage for this material, I will box it up and send it to you. I cannot send you an inventory. Please reply offlist to klgreen@mvsu.edu.
Kathryn Green
Ann.: New textbook on African women's history
Dear friends and colleagues,
I am very pleased to let you know that my book -- African Women: Early History to the 21st Century -- has been published by Indiana University Press - just in time for summer reading and to consider for your fall or spring classes. While it is obviously essential for courses on African women, it will also be an important addition to reading lists for African history in general.
Please Consider Supporting H-Africa
Dear H-Africa subscribers,
H-Net has gone through some exciting changes since migrating from listserv to the H-Net Commons platform. We have an excellent group of editors who have taken advantage of the new platform to create new resources for our subscribers. We are excited to use these tools to continue to make H-Africa a go-to resource for scholars in the field.
CFA Closing Soon: Moving Beyond Paternalism: Supplicants, Saviors and the Politics of Anti-Slavery and Anti-Trafficking in Africa
The closing date for applications is Monday the 22nd of May.
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
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Invitation to Join the Global Urban History Project
Scholars who study cities in relation to larger-scale and global phenomena are invited to become members of the Global Urban History Project, an effort to build sustained connections across professional associations within the growing hybrid field of global urban history.
The Project represents a merger of several networks of scholars in the field. The Project especially welcome scholars who focus on Global South urban questions and on pre-1850 periods.