Manufacturing African Studies and Crises

The book critically examines the field of African Studies, highlighting its entanglement with Western epistemology and the challenges it faces in North America and Britain. The author, a prominent African scholar, explores the implications of shifting cultural policies influenced by changes in classroom demographics and global power dynamics. Through this interrogation, he addresses the theoretical frameworks and assumptions that shape African Studies, advocating for intellectual liberation and a reevaluation of its foundations. Esteemed scholars have praised this insightful work.