History
African history is multi-century-old. It was long denied not only by colonial action, but also by the knowledge of the colonizers. The center is deliberately committed to the process of decolonizing knowledge about Africa, in order to restore the multiplicity of African voices, past and present.
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African Access To International Education : Path Dependencies And New Developments
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Decolonizing Historical Knowledge
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Reading the African novel as a fiction of connected history
Reading the African novel as a fiction of connected history
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Thematic : History
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M. Eric Calderwood : Les multiples usages d’Al Andalouss
Mme. Emmanuelle Tixier Du Mesnil : Savoirs et pouvoirs dans l’Andalousie du 11e siècle
M. Ahmed Chokri : Histoire de l’Afrique : réévaluation des sources orales.
M. Rahal Boubrik : La société sahraouie
M. Chouki El Hamel : Le Maroc noir : histoire de l’esclavage au Maroc.
M. Ousmane Traore : Les traites négrières comme élément de relations internationales du 16e au 18e siècle.
M. François-Xavier Fauvelle : L’histoire et l’archéologie au cœur de l’Afrique : Maroc, Éthiopie, Afrique du Sud.
