Dear subscribers to the H-Net Crossroads "Refugees in African History",
we'd like to draw your attention to the 2021 Annual Meeting of the African Studies Association, taking place November 16-20, 2021.
Dear H-Net Crossroads "Refugees in African History" subscribers,
we'd like to draw your attention to a new online seminar series that might be of interest:
Seminars on African Displacement
Dear subscribers to H-Net's Crossnetwork Refugees in African History,
we're exited to share with you our Quarterly Bulletin on Recent Publications, the first of a quarterly series of recent publications on the topic of refugees in African history. We welcome suggestions for publications to be included in the second bulletin until March 30, 2021, to africanrefugees@mail.h-net.org .
The Editors of African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal (Routledge) announce Call for Papers on Migration, Human Trafficking, and Displacement in the Horn of Africa.
We are very excited to announce the launch of our new H-Net Cross-Network "Refugees in African History". This space serves to facilitate the sharing of information concerning research, teaching and discussions on refugees in African history. The aim of this cross-network is to link members, discussions and resources on H-Africa with those on H-Migration where they concern the history of refuge seeking across Africa and beyond. It is dedicated to a historical perspective on refuge seeking in Africa as well as to and from the African continent.
This series looks at how people have migrated, sought refuge, and settled, in and out of Africa. Who gets to be called a refugee, and why? We investigate historical and present-day examples from all over the continent. Essays are from the participants of the Rethinking Refuge Workshop. Edited by historian Madina Thiam.
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