African Studies Association of the United Kingdom

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Mutiɗa innde	ASAUK

Fedde janndeeji Afrik to leydi Angalteer (ASAUK) sosaa ko e hitaande 1963 "ngam yahrude yeeso janndeeji Afrik, haa teeŋti noon e nder leydi Angalteer, e rokkude nokkuuji ngam gostondiral kabaruuji e miijooji e jokkondire golle hakkunde yimɓe e juɓɓule jowitiiɗe e janngugol Afrik." Antony O Al found fedde. E yontaaji ɓennuɗi ɗii ko Fedde Laamɗo Afrik ina njuɓɓina fedde ndee.

Fedde nde ina yuɓɓina batuuji e wallitde Goomu Duuɓi Jaaɓihaaɗtirde e nder Afrik e Goomu Duuɓi ngam Kaɓirɗe Defte e nder Afrik..^[1]^[2].^[3]^[4]

Hooreejo leydi

1963 haa 1964 : Margery Perham (hooreejo leydi gadano)
1964 haa 1965 : Odrey Riis
c. 1964: A.F
1966 haa 1967 : Roland Oliwer
1969 haa 1970 : Antoŋ Allot^[5]^[6]
1978 haa 1979 : Suula Marks
1980 haa 1982 : Teren Ranger
c. 1985 : Daawuuda Birmingham
1988 haa 1990 : Antoni Kirk-Green
1990 haa 1992 : John Makka
1992 haa 1994 : Kiristofer Klafam
1996 haa 1998 : Riis Hoddere-Wiliyam
1998 haa 2000 : J.D.Y. Ɓorugo
2000 haa 2002 : Karin Barber
2002 haa 2004 : Niisi Nelson
2004 haa 2006 : Graham Furniis
2006 haa 2008: Tunde Zaak-Wiliyam
2008 haa 2010 : Wiliyam Beynart
2010 haa 2012 : Megan Vaagan
2012 haa 2014 : Stefani Newel
2014 haa 2016 : Daawuuda Makswel
2016 haa 2018 : Insa Noolte
2018 haa 2020: Ambreena Manji
2020 haa 2022 : Ola Uduku
2022 haa jooni : Karli Koetzee
Njeenaari Afriknaajo tedduɗo
Njeenaari ASAUK "Afriknaajo tedduɗo" sosaa ko e hitaande 2001 ngam teddinde ɓeen "waɗɓe darnde tiiɗnde e fannu jaŋde Afrik". Heɓooɓe ɗum ɓee ko :
2001: Basil Davidson, John Fage, e Douglas Rimmer
2002: Liyonel Kiliif, Eldred D. Jones, Marjori Jones, e Shula Marks
2004 : Roland Oliver e Terens Ranger
2005: Antoni Kirk-Green
2006: John Lonsdaal
2007: Joorji Shepperson
2008: John Makkaraken
2009 : Jaak Kuri
2010: Sariya Robin
2011-12: Kennet King, Pravina King, e Lalage Bown
2013-14: Gawin Wiliyam
2015-16: J.D.Y.Pil, Nisi Nelson, e Ricard Hoder-Wiliyam
2017-18: Paulo Fernando de Moraes Fariyas e Karin Barber
2019-20: Tunde Zaak-Wiliyam
2020: Bibi bakare-yuusuf
2022: Ray Buus

Ƴeew kadi

Fedde Afrik-Orop ngam wiɗtooji hakkunde fannuuji - AEGIS, fedde Oropnaaɓe pelle wiɗtooji jowitiiɗe e wiɗtooji Afrik.

Fedde Jannde Afrik - Fedde wiɗtooji to Amerik, jowitiinde e jannde Afrik.

Fedde janngugol Afrik e nder leydi Itali - ASAI, lowre wiɗtooji to leydi Itali, jowitiinde e janngugol Afrik

Bayyinaango

Wiɗtooji e binndanɗe Afrik : jaaynde Fedde Jannde Afrik to Angalteer e Goomu Duuɓi [Konferensi] ko faati e kaɓirɗe defte e Afrik, Birmingham: Fedde Jannde Afrik to Angalteer, 1973, ISSN 0305-862X Tuggi 1973 haa 2026d, it was Fromshe by1946d SCOLMA (Koolol dartingol ko faati e kaɓirɗe defte e Afrik, Goomu defte e defte binndaaɗe e Afrik), Londres. E fawaade e ɗuum, gila ndeen tiitoonde ndee ko wiɗtooji e binndanɗe Afrik. Jaaynde Komisariyaa Duuɓi ngam Kaɓirɗe Defte e Afrik. E hitaande 2022, Wiɗtooji e Binndanɗe Afrik kawritii e Bibliyogaraafi Afrik e nder Bibliyogaraafi, Wiɗtooji e Binndanɗe Afrik.

Tuugnorgal

↑ John Donnelly Fage (1989). "British African Studies since the Second World War: A Personal Account". African Affairs. 88 (352): 397–413. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a098190. JSTOR 722694.
↑ Watterson, Craig (2008). "The Development of African History as a Discipline in the Englishspeaking World: A Study in Academic Infrastructure" (PDF). researcharchive.vuw.ac.nz. Victoria University of Wellington. Retrieved 14 February 2022.
↑ John Donnelly Fage (1989). "British African Studies since the Second World War: A Personal Account". African Affairs. 88 (352): 397–413. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a098190. JSTOR 722694.
↑ Watterson, Craig (2008). "The Development of African History as a Discipline in the Englishspeaking World: A Study in Academic Infrastructure" (PDF). researcharchive.vuw.ac.nz. Victoria University of Wellington. Retrieved 14 February 2022.
↑ Scolma website (Retrieved 13 Nov. 2023)
↑ Scolma website (Retrieved 13 Nov. 2023)

[1] John Donnelly Fage (1989). "British African Studies since the Second World War: A Personal Account". African Affairs. 88 (352): 397–413. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a098190. JSTOR 722694.

[2] Watterson, Craig (2008). "The Development of African History as a Discipline in the Englishspeaking World: A Study in Academic Infrastructure" (PDF). researcharchive.vuw.ac.nz. Victoria University of Wellington. Retrieved 14 February 2022.

[3] John Donnelly Fage (1989). "British African Studies since the Second World War: A Personal Account". African Affairs. 88 (352): 397–413. doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.afraf.a098190. JSTOR 722694.

[4] Watterson, Craig (2008). "The Development of African History as a Discipline in the Englishspeaking World: A Study in Academic Infrastructure" (PDF). researcharchive.vuw.ac.nz. Victoria University of Wellington. Retrieved 14 February 2022.

[5] Scolma website (Retrieved 13 Nov. 2023)

[6] Scolma website (Retrieved 13 Nov. 2023)

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