Towards an Understanding of the African Experience from Historical and Contemporary Perspectives

This introductory survey provides a rich understanding of the African experience which, until recently, either had been omitted from the curriculum of institutions of higher learning or was distorted in written and oral literature. The book identifies the post-World War II civil rights movement in America and the independence revolution in Africa as the most decisive forces that generated interest in the study of the African/black experience

Sociology · African history and culture studies · Anthropology · History

• The Dilemmas of Democracy in Nigeria

  Open Access•Festus Ugboaja Ohaegbulam•Comparative Democratization and…•1999

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• Towards a Definition of Authentic African Luxury

  Open Access•Swaady Martin-Leke, Elizabeth Ellis•Luxury Brands in Emerging Markets•2014

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• The African-Centred Worldview

  M J GRAHAM•The British Journal of Social Work•1999

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• Toward an Africological Pedagogical Approach To African Civilization

  Open Access•Victor Oguejiofor Okafor•Journal of Black Studies•1997

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• An Afrocentric Critique of Appiah's in My Father's House

  Open Access•Victor Oguejiofor Okafor•Journal of Black Studies•1993

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• The African-Centered Worldview

  Open Access•Mekada Graham, Mekada J Graham•Journal of Black Studies•1999

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• The Place of Africalogy in the University Curriculum

  Open Access•Victor Oguejiofor Okafor•Journal of Black Studies•1996

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• Beyond the Rhetoric of a Right to Development

  Open Access•L Amede Obiora•Law & Policy•1996

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