Coordinated by Nadia Hachimi-Alaoui (University of Turin; CRESC-Rabat), Béatrice Hibou (CNRS-CERI/Sciences Po, Paris)
Deadline for submission of proposals: June 6, 2022
Call for papers “Maintaining Everyday Order in Africa” Coordinated by Romane Da Cunha Dupuy (Centre de Recherches Internationales, CERI, Sciences Po) et Lucie Revilla (Institut...
Call for papers “Guinea after the coup d’état: from event to structures” Coordinated by Vincent Foucher (CNRS/ Africas in the World, LAM), Joschka Philipps (Africa...
CALL FOR PAPERS : Social power and (post)colonial racial boundaries: Indian, Arabian, and Western communities in Africa Coordinated by Hélène Quashie (LARTES-IFAN, IMAF, ICM) Deadline for...
Coordinated by : Patrick Awondo (University of Yaoundé 1- University College of London) Emmanuelle Bouilly (Les Afriques dans le monde (LAM) Sciences Po Bordeaux) Marième Ndiaye...
This special issue is devoted to a study of the entire spectrum of official actors, from civil servants to heads of state, interacting with entities or individuals outside the state sphere, who develop gestures, conceptions and narratives that create or reshape, assign or promote singular, political uses of objects in Africa.
This thematic issue aims to return to the phenomena of religious conversions as polymorphic social practices, and questions the various religious practices, temporalities and mobilities that result from them.
Description of the section The Covid-19 pandemic is overwhelming our ability to think critically. We all struggle to gather our thoughts, feelings and analyzes. Whatever...
Techniques of Political Bodies Issue coordinated by Thomas Riot and Nicolas Bancel Institut des sciences du sport de l’Université de Lausanne (ISSUL-SSP), Institut des...
Call for papers for the academic journal Politique africaine Disillusioned tomorrows ? “Authoritarian restorations” Amin Allal (CERAPS) & Marie Vannetzel (CURAPP) “Authoritarian restoration”. The term...
Créée en 1980 et publiée par l’Association des chercheurs de Politique africaine (ACPA), Politique africaine est une revue pluridisciplinaire à comité de lecture sur l’analyse du politique en Afrique.
