African History Extra
isaac SamuelAll about African history; narrating the continent's neglected past
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African and European Explorers in the 19th century: Competing Narratives of “Discovery.”
In 1596, the Ethiopian monk Takla ’Alfā left his home near Lake Tana, at the source of the Blue Nile, and embarked on a pilgrimage that took him through the kingdom of Sennar (present-day Sudan) and Egypt to Jerusalem.1
While passing throu...
The Luo Migrations: Reassessing “Stateless” Societies in Pre-Colonial Africa
Africa occupies a foundational place in the development of modern political anthropology. It was through studies of African societies during the 1940s and 1950s that scholars such as Evans-Pritchard and Aidan Southall first formulated influ...
African Revolutions and External Influences during the Long Nineteenth Century
In the opening decades of the 19th century, Africa witnessed the emergence of new economic and political dynamics that intersected with, and were in some areas the outcome of, external influences.
Over the course of the century, these deve...
Africa Was Not an Anarchist Paradise: Misconceptions about Precolonial State-Building in Africa
Africa was not an anarchist paradise; it underwent broadly similar processes of centralisation and state formation to those found elsewhere, with regional variation.
In a recent publication the American political scientists Soeren Henn and...
Wealth-in-People and Wealth-in-Land in Pre-colonial Africa: Reassessing the Evidence.
The ways in which Africans accumulated and expressed wealth have occupied a central place in Africanist scholarship for more than half a century, with particular attention given to the relationship between labour and land in African value s...
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