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International Conference on African Studies and Global Africa

📅 20–21 May 2027 📍 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the challenges and strategies related to environmental sustainability and conservation efforts across the African continent. It aims to highlight innovative practices and policies that address ecological concerns while promoting sustainable development.

Focusing on the multifaceted issues of peace and security, this track examines the political, social, and economic factors influencing stability in African nations. Papers will analyze conflict resolution, peacebuilding initiatives, and the role of international organizations.

This session invites discussions on African philosophical thought and its implications for contemporary global issues. Contributions will explore the intersections of philosophy, culture, and identity within the African context.

This track addresses the evolving landscape of education in Africa, emphasizing indigenous knowledge systems and their integration into formal education. It seeks to examine the role of education in fostering social change and empowerment.

This session investigates the complex interplay of ethnicity, race, and national identity across African societies. Papers will explore how these factors shape social dynamics, political movements, and cultural expressions.

Focusing on the contemporary issues of migration and displacement, this track examines the experiences of refugees and the implications of border policies in Africa. It aims to highlight the socio-economic and cultural impacts of migration.

This session explores the role of museums and cultural institutions in preserving and promoting African heritage. Discussions will focus on the significance of artifacts and intangible cultural practices in shaping collective memory and identity.

This track invites contributions that delve into the historical narratives and archaeological findings that illuminate Africa's past. It aims to foster dialogue on how these discoveries inform contemporary understandings of African societies.

Focusing on anthropological research, this session examines the diverse cultural practices and social structures within African communities. Papers will explore methodologies and theoretical approaches in the study of African anthropology.

This track highlights the vibrant expressions of performance, music, and visual arts in African cultures. It aims to explore how these art forms reflect societal values, historical contexts, and contemporary issues.

This session addresses the complexities of economic development and political economy within African nations. Contributions will analyze the interplay between economic policies, entrepreneurship, and socio-political factors shaping growth.