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This website is about the universe of Africa and Toyin Falola's place in it: the projection of a continent; the celebration of a community of ideas; service to people; and the various definitions of our shared future.
Dr. Toyin Falola is the Frances Higginbotham Nalle Centennial Professor in History and a Distinguished Teaching Professsor at the University of Texas at Austin. He is a Fellow of the Historical Society of Nigeria and A Fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Letters.

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May 2008: Panel Chair, Conference on Liberated Africans as a Human Legacy of Abolition, University of Berkeley, May 2008
May 2008: Speaker, African Studies Conference, The Congress of African Studies, Spain
July 2008: Keynote Speaker, Ibadan International Conference On African Literature, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
July 2008: Guest lecturer, Culture and Communication Seminar, Alabama
October 2008: Keynote speaker, MAAAS 2008 Conference on "Ties that Bind: Uniting Africans", University of Missouri, St Louis |
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Book series edited by Toyin Falola
Rochester Studies in African History and the Diaspora: The series publishes original monographs on various parts of African and the African Diaspora.
University of Rochester Press >>
Culture and Customs of Africa: A series devoted to the understanding of various aspects of contemporary African cultures.
Greenwood Press >>
Classic Authors and Texts on Africa: This series is a collection on the best essays published on Africa by leading authors.
Africa World Press >>

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