Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
pp. vii
Acknowledgments
pp. ix
Chapter 1
African Studies: An Introduction
pp. 1-10
Chapter 2
African Studies in Africa
pp. 11-40
Chapter 3
African Studies in Asia and the Middle East
pp. 41-58
Chapter 4
African Studies in Europe and Australia
pp. 59-84
Chapter 5
African Studies in the United States and Canada
pp. 85-120
Chapter 6
African Studies in South America and the Caribbean
pp. 121-132
Chapter 7
Conclusion
pp. 133-138
References
pp. 139-140
Appendices
pp. 141-154
Index
pp. 155-161
Audience: Diplomat training programs, cultural competency for international businesses, global public health programs, international educators, general public.
“In the first few pages of <i>Trends in African Studies, the authors establish this book as a valuable resource on African Studies. Jacob U. Gordon and Stephen Owoahene-Acheampong inform readers of the difference between African Studies and the study of Africa. A result of extensive study and surveys, Trends in African Studiesserves as an overview of African Studies history and a comprehensive review of current African Studies academic programs across the world. Further, it provides a look at “trends and challenges,” which ultimately leaves scholars across the globe with a resource that connects each with the other. Every library and program should purchase a copy.” – Dr. Tara T. Green, Director, African American Studies, University of North Carolina-Greensboro.
