The Global Africa project aims to create and permanently establish a journal of excellence anchored on the African continent.
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Workshop: Research Data Day
The SIS African Studies is organising a workshop about research data management at the VAD Conference "Africa Challenges" 2021.
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UCT African Studies Library Special Collections Recovery
This week at the African Studies Toolbox, we'd like to share this call for help retrieving rare documents for the African Studies Library at the University of Cape Town.
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Lecture: Fieldwork in Violent and Dangerous Places
This lecture, Fieldwork in Violent and Dangerous Places by Morten Bøås, was published by the Social Science Research Council in March 2021.
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Workshop “Research Data Management” – Few places available!
For the workshop "Research Data Management in African Studies" (10-11 October 2018 in Bayreuth) few places are still available!
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Is you conference family-friendly?
A well-planned conference can greatly contribute to the compatibility of family and work in its organization and design. It starts with family-friendly times of beginning and end, sufficient breaks during the day, and flexibility of the programme. Furthermore, it includes the opportunity for partners and relatives to attend lectures at no charge or at reduced…
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Workshop-Programme: Research Data Management in African Studies
The programme for the workshop "Research Data Management in African Studies" (10-11 October 2018 in Bayreuth) is now available!
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AfricArXiv
A digital archive (repository) for pre-print publication in African studies
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Journal Publishing Practices and Standards (JPPS)
Do you want to support journals from the Global South but need reassurance about their quality? Check out the Journal Publishing Practices and Standards (JPPS) initiative!
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Power dynamics of global knowledge production: research collaboration
The limited presence of researchers working at African universities in the leadership of international research projects is an important issue in African Studies. But research collaborations can also marginalize the contributions of researchers based in Africa.
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