So many ‘Africanists’, so few Africans: reshaping our understanding of ‘African politics’ through greater nuance and amplification of African voices

Overview of attention for article published in Review of African Political Economy, October 2020

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RT @AnAnsoms: 🍀 A quantitative analysis of university course syllabi and PhD reading lists - So many ‘Africanists’, so few Africans: reshap…

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