Historian and cartographer: Africa, USA, France, and much more!
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
19 Nov 2025
In our latest podcast episode, @mark_deets joins editor @bambaab1 to discuss his featured review of “L’idée de la #Casamance autonome” by @awenengo, and #AcademicFreedom, #contingency, and #politics in #Senegal:
Streaming: podbean.com/eas/pb-axcej-19c…
Review: bit.ly/4n8zHFe
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
19 Nov 2024
The editors support @awenengo, whose work is being unfairly instrumentalized for political ends: tinyurl.com/26dyp6sv
She is a historian not a state agent. Her scholarship underwent rigorous peer-review to be published in this very journal. #OA link:
bit.ly/4i9J86r
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
29 Mar 2024
SAMIR AMIN PRIZE 2022-23
Pleased to announce that the Samir Amin Young Scholars' Prize in Political Economy of Development has been awarded to MAX AJL for "Theories of Political Ecology: Monopoly Capital Against People and the Planet": agrariansouth.org/samir-amin…
Congratulations!
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18 Mar 2024
Latest vol. of CJAS, including my most recent article (in French) on #Abidjan.
Dernière parution de RCEA, y compris mon article sur #Abidjan.
15 Mar 2024
Just out: our first issue of 2024, with 10 research articles and 12 book reviews.
Vient de paraître : notre premier numéro de 2024, avec 10 articles de recherche et 12 comptes rendus.
tandfonline.com/toc/rcas20/5…
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15 Mar 2024
My article "De l’ancrage d’une ville africaine: Abidjan, la mondialisation et le colonialisme tardif en Côte d'Ivoire" has been selected for open access until Jan 2025. Follow the link think.taylorandfrancis.com/a… tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/…
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
15 Mar 2024
My article "De l’ancrage d’une ville africaine: Abidjan, la mondialisation et le colonialisme tardif en Côte d'Ivoire" has been selected for open access until Jan 2025. Follow the link think.taylorandfrancis.com/a… tandfonline.com/doi/10.1080/…
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
22 Dec 2023
Read the new #HistoryMatters piece by @GMathys (@ugent) and @SVBeurden (@osuhistorydept) reflecting on their work on a recent report on #colonialism. It's now available #OpenAccess on #FirstView: bit.ly/488vBXe
#DRCongo #Burundi #Rwanda
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5 Jul 2021
Unpopular opinion: nectarines > peaches. (But I still ❤️ Georgia)
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
Lmaoo, @michaelharriot's hilarious play-by-play of the "double murder of two profs who were ambushed by a gang of facts" is a delight to read.
theroot.com/black-news-chann…
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2 Jun 2021
Oh boy ..., I hear you @kellkate. I too will be passing the baton to the kôrô @scotthancockOT in 1 month. Believe me, I will be raising my #bissap-filled cup then!
28 May 2021
My newly published piece: "Displacing the French? Ivorian Development and the Question of Economic Decolonisation, 1946–1975" | SpringerLink #françafrique #CIV225
cc: @AfEconHis link.springer.com/chapter/10…
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8 May 2021
After this review, I definitely plan to read the book. Thanks Liz and congrats!
7 May 2021
baby's first book review! tandfonline.com/eprint/NTFKD…
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4 May 2021
cc: @scotthancockOT, have you seen this?
3 May 2021
Seriously, y'all. 1936 review of W.E.B. Du Bois's "Black Reconstruction" versus 2019 review of 1619 Project by a Princeton historian.
Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
23 Apr 2021
When I began researching history of epidemiology 10 years ago, I couldn’t imagine I would finish during a pandemic.I uncovered how epidemiology began w/ doctors studying enslaved & colonized populations, soldiers & Muslim migrants.Thrilled to announce it’s available for pre-order
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
22 Apr 2021
The June issue of the @AmHistReview is the last that will appear under Alex Lichtenstein's editorship, as his term ends August 1. The issue will feature three History Unclassified essays and seven full-length articles. Read more in #AHAPerspectives: historians.org/publications-…
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
20 Apr 2021
An excellent piece today in @guardian on Phil Hoad’s new book on the African origins of surfing.
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Dr. Abou B. Bamba retweeted
13 Apr 2021
Ls étudiants de l'Institut Universitaire d'Abidjan (#IUA), avec l'appui technique de Axel Emmanuel le Chocolatier 🇨🇮, ont produit un #chocolat noir unique au monde, pur à 70% & un autre au lait de cajou assez original, imprégné de noix de cajou.
Source : Page facebook de l'IUA
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