Written by Keith Hart The classical liberal revolutions were sustained by three ideas: that freedomand economic progress require increased movement … Continue reading Cultural sources of a liberal revolution in Africa
Written by Keith Hart CLR James and the idea of an African revolution Events in Tunisia and Egypt have brought … Continue reading The second American revolution? (con’t)
Written by Keith Hart Saul Wainwright commented on the previous post in this series, CLR Jamesand the idea of an … Continue reading The second American revolution?
Written by Jehron Muhammad After slavery, African descendants were forced into sharecropping. Small country merchants took the place of plantation … Continue reading Africa mired with debt it can never repay
Written by Keith Hart 4. Sex divisions in the Caribbean and West Africa I spent two years of fieldwork in … Continue reading The Sexual Division of Labor (con’t)
Written by Keith Hart 2. The agrarian phase of peasant patriarchy and the anomaly of slavery Families based on a … Continue reading The Sexual Division of Labor (con’t…)
Written by John Keith Hart Introduction The idea of a sexual division of labor rests on asserting that men and … Continue reading The Sexual Division of Labor
Written by Jehron Muhammad “If this war (in Sudan) last for several years… the country that we knew as Sudan, … Continue reading Sudan: cessation of war appears long way off
Written by Neil Turner Almost three decades ago, while at graduate school in California studying anthropology, I had a colleague … Continue reading Black Japanese: the African Diaspora in Japan
by Keith Hart Religion belongs to a set of terms that also includes art and science. The last, whichbegan as … Continue reading Money as a Form of Religious Life
Written by Keith Hart What are we to make of a world society whose formation is driven by an explosive … Continue reading A Human Economy for Emergent World Society – Pt. 2 and Pt. 3
Written by Keith Hart World society has been formed as a single interactive network in our time. Universal means of … Continue reading A Human Economy for Emergent World Society
Written by Keith Hart This talk has four parts. In the first I excavate the revolutionary origins of modernanthropology and … Continue reading Anthropology as a revolutionary project: David Graeber’s political legacy
Written by Jehron Muhammad (RE: Africa’s Place in Global Diplomacy defined by Colonial and Post-Colonial History) Africa’s placement in global … Continue reading Africa’s Place in Global Diplomacy…
Written by Jerhron Muhammad Recent Sudanese history paints the current conflict waging between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the … Continue reading Civilians caught in the middle of Sudan conflict
Written by Keith Hart The originality of Keynes Commerce waxed and waned throughout the agrarian era, until the market became … Continue reading Austerity: An Economy of Words? Pt. 2
By Keith Hart This essay starts with a personal account of the near starvation of Europe after the Second World … Continue reading Austerity: An Economy of Words? – Pt. 1
By Jehron Muhammad Every year, including 2023 we in the United States celebrate the life and legacy of civil rights … Continue reading Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. – Civil Rights Leader or Pan Africanist?
The Future Sudan Campaign reviewed the published details of the signing of the so-called framework agreement between General Abdel Fattah … Continue reading Signing of the Sudanese Framework Agreement by Zakia Muhammad Sadeeg
The film “The Woman King,” directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood and starring award-winning actress Viola Davis, though receiving much acclaim, has … Continue reading Female African warriors and their brave fight against the African slave trade by Jehron Muhammad
“There’s a struggle that repeats itself throughout history, over and over again – the oppressors against the oppressed.”—Simon Bolívar Interestingly, … Continue reading Brazil’s Pendulum of Politics
The Museum of Black Civilizations, dubbed the world’s largest dedicated to Black Art, Culture and History, is an impressive building … Continue reading Dakar’s Museum Celebrates Blackness by Mohamadou Cisse
Understanding Sudanese politics is like a long-distance relationship. You never fully appreciate the relationship until you are living with the … Continue reading Sudan’s political and leadership turmoil continues by Jehron Muhammad
(Editor’s note: This article is published in its entirety with the permission of the author) The limits of naïvety I … Continue reading The anthropology of debt by Keith Hart
After 1971 World economy has reverted since the break-up of the Bretton Woods system of fixed parity exchange rates to … Continue reading The collapse of national capitalism — a Sophoclean tragedy – Part 2 – by Keith Hart
