African Arguments

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African Arguments is a series of short books about Africa today. Aimed at the growing number of students and general readers who want to know more about the continent, these books intend to highlight many of the longer-term strategic as well as immediate political issues confronting the African continent. They will get to the heart of why Africa is the way it is and how it is changing. The books are scholarly but engaged, substantive as well as topical.

The series is a collaboration between Zed Books, The Royal African Society, The International Africa Institute, The Social Science Research Council and Justice Africa.

 

You can now purchase our African Arguments books and Recommended books directly from our website.

 

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ImageStruggles for Citizenship in Africa
Bronwen Manby

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ImageThe Trouble with Aid. Why Less Could Mean More for Africa
Jonathan Glennie
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Gumede - African ArgumentsThe Democracy Gap.
Africa's Wasted Years
William Gumede
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UvinLife After Violence.
A People's Story of Burundi
Peter Uvin
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Toulmin - African ArgumentsClimate Change in Africa
Camilla Toulmin
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See the complete series of African Arguments here

 

 

 

  
African Arguments Online is now live!

 

Africa Hall

In partnership with the Social Science Research Council of the United States, the RAS is happy to announce the launch of African Arguments Online, a website for debate and discussion between experts on the issues raised in the African Arguments book series as well as other vital topics that affect Africa.

 

http://africanarguments.org/