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Who are your favorite African scholars who are African? It doesn& #39;t matter the discipline. Let& #39;s get to know them.
I& #39;d like us to learn more about Africans producing knowledge on Africa, esp Africa-based scholars.
No parachute scholars/non-Africans. Pls RT!
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I& #39;d like us to learn more about Africans producing knowledge on Africa, esp Africa-based scholars.
No parachute scholars/non-Africans. Pls RT!
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Mine are:
Prof. Amin Alhassan: Media
Prof. Helen Yitah: English
Dr. Sylvia Bawa: Sociology
Dr. J. Jarpa Dawuni: Law
Prof. Agnes Atia Apusigah: Gender Studies
Dr. Anthony Olorunnisola: Media
Dr. Gabeba Baderoon: Gender Studies
Dr. Ramon Fonkoué: Postcolonial/Francophone Studies
Prof. Amin Alhassan: Media
Prof. Helen Yitah: English
Dr. Sylvia Bawa: Sociology
Dr. J. Jarpa Dawuni: Law
Prof. Agnes Atia Apusigah: Gender Studies
Dr. Anthony Olorunnisola: Media
Dr. Gabeba Baderoon: Gender Studies
Dr. Ramon Fonkoué: Postcolonial/Francophone Studies
Hopefully, the information we share on this list will help us improve our citation politics by citing Africans who produce knowledge on Africa. #AfricanScholars
