Afrocentrism : mythical pasts and imagined homes/ Stephen Howe
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TextPublication details: London; Verso, 1998Description: 337pISBN: 1859848737Subject(s): AfrocentrismDDC classification: 960 HOW
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<p>Stephen Howe is a former tutor in Politics at Ruskin College. His research interests include imperialism. He has written for the New Statesman and published several books on this subject.</p>
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