...Robert A. Hill © 1994: South Asia Bulletin 1994 South Asia Bulletin, Vol. XIV No. 2 (1994) Ethiopian Stories: George S. Schuyler and literary Pan-Africanism in the 1930s’ Robert A. Hill Addis Ababa and the Caribbean...

...Tony Martin © 1997: Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa & the Middle East 1997 Discovering African Roots: Amy Ashwood Garvey’s Pan-Africanist Journey Tony Martin Pan-Africanism has been a persistent theme in the Though most of the early initiative for Pan-African...

... universities across the United States. Thus far, though, Nyabongo has remained at the margins of stories about pan-Africanism, Black internationalism, or African anti-colonialism. This article argues that conventional global frameworks—often determined by scholarly priorities and interests that originated...

... of African independence, and against a monarch who was a global pan-African icon, Ethiopian revolutionary opposition to Haile Selassie would require not only a politics of dissent, but also an anti-colonial framing. This article centers anti-imperialism—specifically challenges to US neo-imperialism...

...Paul Tiyambe Zeleza Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 2004 The African Academic Diaspora in the United States and Africa: The Challenges of Productive Engagement1 PAUL TIYAMBE ZELEZA Introduction the Pan-African movement...

...” order. I found nothing in Emerson that would suggest otherwise about Pan-African federation schemes. 37. Emerson, From Empire to Nation , 5 . 38. Mishra, From the Ruins of Empire , 294, 306 . To be clear, it is as far from a celebratory account as Emerson's own. 39. Stallings...

.... Nyerere, Freedom and Unity , 96 . 8. Nyerere, Freedom and Unity , 89 . 9. Adi, Pan-Africanism , 44 . 10. Abrahamsen, “Internationalists, Sovereigntists, Nativists,” 69 . 11. Moses, Black Nationalism . 12. Jagmohan, “Between Race and Nation,” 22 . 13...

... were understood to need or deserve a pri- global federation of socialist states. Cooper, in his ority in policy outcomes. Cooper at many points, 2. Glissant, “Free and Forced Poetics.” 5. See Adi, Pan-­Africanism and Communism; 6. Louis and Robinson, “The Imperialism...

... worldmaking requires no analytical or ethical scaling up. Copyright © 2020 by Duke University Press 2020 Ethiopianism Rastafari Pan-Africanism 27. Bob Marley and the Wailers, “War,” on Rastaman Vibration , Island Records, 1975. 28. Brodber, “Re-Engineering Blackspace,” 80...

..., but it aligned with long-term planning for a coup d’état by the Free Africa Movement, a group of radical pan-Africanists who envisioned a strong independent African polity. This synergy reflected the anger of people from across the social spectrum who were fed up with inequality and shortages and envisioned...

... Nyerere's critiques of Nkrumah's effort to establish a Pan-African federation, Collins shows that by the early 1960s Nyerere already understood that any wider African federation on offer was flawed precisely because it relied on the unit of the nation-state in order to establish a Pan-African federal...

... geography that disrupts the Cold War binary. The space, in which a Soviet-African Modern emerged, was profoundly shaped by the intellectual and professional mobilities of actors, crossing the boundaries of the Cold War, the Atlantic, the world of former empires, as well as different Pan-African imaginaries...

... L'Ouverture to Fidel Castro,” brought to the surface and amplified the subtext of The Black Jacobins , specifically how the Haitian Revolution provided an alternative paradigm for political self-determination outside Europe. This perspective is further reinforced by James's A History of Pan-African Revolt...

... VOL. xv// NO. 2 (1997) tius. Useful analysis on how religion, politics, and creo- diaspora within a Pan-African perspective, it offers in- lization effected the processes of acculturation and so- teresting insights into some of the parameters of what cialization of Black migrants can...

... South Asia, Africa and become “a formidable Pan-African development,” an African gnosis as promoted in The Inven- -2006-005 6...

... point in the Fifth Pan-African Congress of which there was no precedent in either the African or 1945. By the early 1950s, however, as the struggle for Afro-Jamaican experiences; in the use of marijuana, African independence intensified, the panafrican which was introduced into the island...

... to set up the United Nations, half of the 19th century in order to show that global and the year also when the Sixth Pan-African Congress processes, rather than processes confined to the particu- was held in Manchester, England, to which the Carib- lar relations between Britain and its sugar...

...,   Studies spread outrage in the Pan-African world. much older pedigree, going back to the found- the and In this essay I discuss the trajectory of the ers of Pan-Africanist thought in the late nine- South Africa African renaissance as an idea...

... remained environment deeply touched by the strong cross-currents of nominally independent of the Communist International. A emerging Third World nationalisms, most notably Pan• fundamental principle of the Minority Movement was the belief Africanism, Pan-Islam, Indian...

... special section underscore, the African-Soviet Modern is a mode of thinking that resists the pull of teleology, one that frames this particular historical moment unencumbered by the knowledge that the Soviet Union collapsed and that a socialist pan-Africanist worldview no longer animates its future gaze...