African History and Culture (AHC)
Series editor: Peter Alegi
The African History and Culture series builds on and extends Michigan State University’s commitment to the study of Africa. This series explores history, anthropology, sociology, and political science, as well as interdisciplinary studies, works on the African diaspora, and digital scholarship.
Please direct AHC proposals to Caitlin Tyler-Richards.
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Sufi Networks, Fulbe Itinerancy
A History of Islam in Senegambia, c. 1803–1996
Kilimanjaro Porters and Guides
History and Tourism on Africa's Highest Mountain
The Paradox of Protection
The Making of Indirect Rule in Southern Sierra Leone, 1850–1915
Urban Saniscapes
Slums, Housing and Everyday Sanitation in Accra and Nairobi, 1908–1963
A Prophet of the People
Isaiah Shembe and the Making of a South African Church
Kenya's Running Women
A History
Decolonizing Independence
Statecraft in Nigeria’s First Republic and Israeli Interventions
We Are Not Starving
The Struggle for Food Sovereignty in Ghana
City of Broken Dreams
Myth-Making, Nationalism and the University in an African Motor City
To Swim with Crocodiles
Land, Violence, and Belonging in South Africa, 1800-1996
Sufi Networks, Fulbe Itinerancy
A History of Islam in Senegambia, c. 1803–1996
Kilimanjaro Porters and Guides
History and Tourism on Africa's Highest Mountain
The Paradox of Protection
The Making of Indirect Rule in Southern Sierra Leone, 1850–1915
Urban Saniscapes
Slums, Housing and Everyday Sanitation in Accra and Nairobi, 1908–1963
A Prophet of the People
Isaiah Shembe and the Making of a South African Church
Kenya's Running Women
A History
Decolonizing Independence
Statecraft in Nigeria’s First Republic and Israeli Interventions
We Are Not Starving
The Struggle for Food Sovereignty in Ghana
City of Broken Dreams
Myth-Making, Nationalism and the University in an African Motor City
