Critical African Studies

Critical African Studies seeks to return Africanist scholarship to the heart of theoretical innovation within each of its constituent disciplines. We invite directional papers that provoke critical debate, and take a fresh approach to key and emergent social, political and economic issues affecting Africa. In particular, we encourage pieces of critical inquiry that question or subvert long-held or widely-assumed truths, especially concerning disciplinary boundaries.

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Issue 5 Released

 
The editorial team is proud to announce that Issue 5 of Critical African Studies has now been released. The issue examines the debates surrounding Congolese music and our understandings of modernity in Africa.  
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No 5 (2011): CONGOLESE MUSIC

Edited by Wolfgang Zeller

Table of Contents

Articles

‘BEING MODERN DOES NOT MEAN BEING WESTERN’: CONGOLESE POPULAR MUSIC, 1945 TO 2000 Abstract PDF
Tom Salter


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