#AfricaToTheWorld: Economic emancipation and identity affirmation in the age of global digital media by Serres, J

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The impact of Hubert Henry Harrison on black radicalism, 1909-1927 by Kwoba, B

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Post/Colonial Ghana, elites, and education by Seagrim, O

“…Despite regaining independence from colonial rule in 1957, with a campaign born of the Pan-Africanism movement, Ghana’s elites are still looking to the West to educate their children; with ‘Britishness’ continuing to play a central role in the acquisition and maintenance of elite status in postcolonial Ghana. …”

Narrative battles: competing discourses and diplomacies of Sudan's "southern problem", 1961-1991 by Manoeli, S

“…It charts the shifting discourses constructed amidst the intellectual ferments of Pan-Africanism, Black liberation politics, decolonisation, and socialist internationalism.…”

Negotiating Norms by Ng, J

“…In the AU, the three cases were the proposals for the United States of Africa, the Conference on Security, Stability, Development and Cooperation in Africa, and the Pan-African Parliament. In ASEAN, the thesis examines the question of human rights in the ASEAN Charter, the attempt to formalize the 'ASEAN minus X' principle, also during the charter drafting, and the contestation over the creation of a regional human rights mechanism, which eventually became the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights.…”

The design, development, and dissemination of a small-business wheelchair to empower people with disabilities in Developing countries by Scolnik, Natasha (Natasha Kathryn)

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Libya-United States Relations, 1969-1986 by M. Assllami, Masaud Almahdi

“…This turn of relation was not augmented by the fact that Libya was also a strong proponent of the Arab nationalism and its undivided support for pan-African nationalism. As Libya's began to take a more dominant role in the region, the country was becoming increasingly viewed in negative light. …”
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