Issue 71.1, Fall 2024, of Africa Today has been published
Posted on 2024-09-17Issue 71.1, Fall 2024, of Africa Today has been published in print and on Project Muse.
Aside from superb research articles and book reviews, we are happy to introduce a new methodological genre—Research Note—with our first contribution from Richard Levy Raber.
TOC:
Rethinking Campaign Songs as Strategic Narratives: A Critical Analysis of “Awurade Kasa” and “Wona Mayi Wo” in Elections in Ghana
Rogers Asempasah
Maendeleo and Manhood: Kenyan Runners in Japan
Michael Kentaro Peters
Mobilities in Zimbabwe: Colonial Echoes and Contradictions in the Migration/Nonmigration Binary
Rose Jaji
Elitization: Mainsprings of Elite Social Control of Local Politics in Cameroon
Jean Daniel Bombela Bombela
Widening the Archival Sliver: Availing and Available Archival Materials Tied to Apartheid-Era African-Staffed Military Forces
Richard Levi Raber
Power, Patronage, and the Local State in Ghana by Barry Driscoll (review)
Adebisi Alade
Land Politics: How Customary Institutions Shape State Building in Zambia and Senegal by Lauren Honig (review)
Lauren M. MacLean
You can access it here: https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/53168.
Enjoy!