University of Bayreuth African Studies Working Papers
University of Bayreuth African Studies Working Papers
The “University of Bayreuth African Studies Working Papers” published by the IAS report on current work that is being carried out within the framework of the Bayreuth African Studies and its cooperation network. The working papers usually present work in progress and aim to stimulate discussion and feedback.
We cordially invite IAS members and scientists from the University of Bayreuth, their guests and cooperation partners to present empirical studies, theoretical work and ongoing research in the series. In addition, excellent bachelor and master theses are published on recommendation.
All contributions go through an internal review process at the University of Bayreuth. Contributions can be submitted to the
Editor in Chief: Dr. Malick Faye (malick.faye@uni-bayreuth.de)
The editor-in-chief is supported by a thematically oriented team during the review process ... more
Editor: Institute for African Studies: Prof. Dr. Gabriele Sommer (Director), Prof. Dr. Stefan Ouma (Vice Director)
Volumes in the series from volume 22 ... more
Volumes in the series up to volume 21 ... more
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Since 2005, this series publishes research papers in the field of African studies at the University of Bayreuth. These working papers give insights into ongoing research and completed projects. The topics thereof include research reports, outstanding theses and works in progress from members of the University of Bayreuth and partners of the IAS. Because of the growth of the field of African studies at the University of Bayreuth, additional subseries of the Working papers were established specifically for scholars who operate under the subsections of the IAS (Africa Multiple connects, Academy reflects and BIGSASworks!). In the main working papers series, research in the field of African studies at the University of Bayreuth and its cooperation partners who are not affiliated with the subsections will continue to be published. ...more
- Africa Multiple connectsHide
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This series offers members and guests of the Africa Multiple Cluster of Excellence the opportunity to provide insight into their current research and to put it up for discussion. The contributions deal with the core concepts of the cluster (“multiplicity”, “relationality”, and “reflexivity”), the research within the Research Sections and Africa Cluster Centres (ACC), and the discussions in the Knowledge Lab. These texts are intended to contribute to the reconfiguration of the African studies. They are based on lectures, workshop contributions and panels, and working group discussions. ...more
- Academy reflectsHide
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This series offers the fellows and postdoctoral working groups of the Africa Multiple Cluster of Excellence the opportunity to make preliminary results of their research and activities available to a broad academic audience. The working papers currently published here are based on lectures, workshops, and research carried out during the fellowship or the duration of the working group at the Bayreuth Academy of Advanced African Studies.. ...more
- BIGSAS works!Hide
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This series offers doctoral candidates from the Bayreuth International Graduate School of African Studies (BIGSAS) - the opportunity to publish their current research. BIGSASworks! not only opens up the possibility of first publications, but also the chance to gain experience as an editor: PhD students work as editorial teams on a topic of their choice in a special issue. They are supported in the publication process by an experienced scholar at BIGSAS... ...more