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- en
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- history
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- africa
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- society
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# The History Of African Development : An Online Textbook for a New Generation of African Students and Teachers
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The History of African Development is published by the African Economic History Network
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(AEHN). This book aims to draw experts in the field of African History, Economics and African
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Development Studies together around an open access textbook. The book is intended for teachers
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and undergraduate students at African universities, but also for an interested public audience. The
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chapters describe and explain various aspects of historical African development trajectories in plain
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English language. All chapters include a list of suggested readings, data sources and study
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questions to test student’s comprehension. By offering this book in an open-source (CC BY)
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environment, the AEHN seeks to facilitate a wider diffusion of the knowledge that is generated
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within its academic network and to support capacity building among a new generation of African
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historians and development practitioners.
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- Ewout Frankema is Professor and chair of the Economic and Environmental History Group,
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Wageningen University.
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- Ellen Hillbom is Professor of Economic History at the Department of Economic History, Lund
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University.
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- Ushehwedu Kufakurinani is a Research Fellow at the School of History, University of St
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Andrews.
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- Felix Meier zu Selhausen is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economic and Social
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History, Utrecht University.
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