ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY
Re: Select Sources on Africa/African
Diaspora Studies
A.
Major Websites:
1. www.un.org -
United Nations website
2. www.africa-union.org - African
2002 to replace the Organization of African
Unity (OAU).
This website replaces the old
www.oau.org website.
3. www.africarecovery.org
Website of the major public relations part of
the United Nations that also includes the
important quarterly journal
(now
called
4. www.africaaction.org - Major lobbying/activist organization
based
in the
5. www.oxfam.org - Major international organization with
significant
coverage of Africa/African issues
6. www.hrcr.org - The human rights/constitutional rights
division of the
African
7. www.thecommonwealth.org - The Commonwealth is a major
international organization of former
British
colonies now independent
countries, many of which are in
and
www.copla.org (Coalition of Progressive
Liberians in
www.fol.org (Friends of
Three websites
that provide a wealth of information about
2.
9. www.onliberia.org - This is a website maintained by
which contains an extensive and very valuable
collection project on
10. www.sierra-leone.org - A major website on a major
country
central to disapora studies. This
website has many links to important
documents, speeches, Friends of
around the world.
B. African Studies Association - This is the major professional organization
in the
United States for scholars and students of African
Studies.
Website: www.africanstudies.org
This association hosts annual
conferences, and publishes two major journals,
African
Studies Review and African Issues
(formerly Issue: A Journal of
Opinion).
Note: Issue:
A Journal of Opinion African (Diaspora) Studies, volume
XXIV/2,
1996.
The November Conference focused on the theme
Diaspora: Past, Present and Future.
Many of the papers presented are
available
through the association or appear in the journals listed above.
C. Universities/Area Studies Centers - There are several
1.
Website: www.africa.msu.edu/asc_side.htm
2.
Website: www.bu.edu
(Main directory that leads to
Studies Program/Center)
3.
3.
Website: www.ucla.edu (Directory that leads to African Studies
Center)
4.
Website: www.indiana.edu/~afrist/
www.indiana.edu/~intprog/area_studies.html#area_studies
5.
Website: www.sas.upenn.edu (Note: major link to materials on
countries such as
D.
Major
Journals on Africa/African Studies/Developing Areas
(Note: Many of these journals can be located on the
internet through the
ODY Library
system, and many of them post full text materials )
1.
2.
African
Affairs
3.
African
Issues
4.
5.
6.
African
Studies Review
7.
Canadian
Journal of African Studies
8.
Human Rights
Quarterly
9.
Journal of
Contemporary African Studies
10.
Journal of
African Studies
11.
Journal of
Black Studies
12.
Journal of
Developing Areas
13.
Journal of
Asian and African Studies
14.
Journal of
Modern African Studies
15.
Journal of
16.
Review of
African Political Economy
17.
4.
18.
19.
20.
Women and
Development
21.
Women and
Politics
22. Women and Health
E.
St. Lawrence
University ODY Library Resources (Note: See previous link in the
African Studies website to fuller listing of ODY resources)
1. Indexes and Databases by Subject
/ Interdisciplinary/ African Studies/
Humanities Abstracts, EBSCOhost, Ethnic Newswatch,
JSTOR, MLA
International
2. Web Searching - Search Engines (Google and Alltheweb)
Directories (Internet by Subject, African Studies- Africa
Online,
Cultural Resources,
African Art)