Peace through Africans’ Peaceful Means
An earlier peace-oriented title linking research, practice, and African peace perspectives.
Read more«Ah si les colombes pouvaient grandir au ministère de la Défense si les colombes pouvaient grandir !» Mahmoud Darwich.
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An earlier peace-oriented title linking research, practice, and African peace perspectives.
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A poetry title centering quiet force, feeling, and lyrical movement.
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A poetry collection on exile, movement, memory, and the fragile strength of survival.
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Norwegian title / edition positioned for Norwegian readers and institutions.
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French edition / related edition of the White Eldorado / Black Fever work.
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A novelistic and political work tied to memory, history, violence, and inherited worlds.
Read moreLiberatory words & Other writings.

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South Africa did not defeat apartheid. It negotiated with it. That sentence alone will make some people uncomfortable. Good. History should itch…
Imagine walking into a library. You pull a volume of Marx from the shelf, and instantly—every conservative thinker dissolves into mist. Burke,…
For 2,500 years, generals, politicians and CEOs have treated The Art of War as a secret manual for victory.
— Ceuta was not the main battleground; Western Sahara was.
From Kampala to Nairobi, Kinshasa to Dakar and Harare, Africa’s rulers keep confusing the patience of the people with permanent permission.
The history of money and the money of history cannot be separated from that of the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, which is set…
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