Africa in Global History

This handbook explores Africa's vital role in global history, showcasing its connections to various global dimensions and emphasizing its importance in contemporary discussions.

This handbook, Africa in Global History, emphasizes the significance of contemporary times while providing sophisticated and comprehensive overviews. It aims to highlight the multifaceted connections between Africa and the rest of the world, exploring religious, economic, political, cultural, and social dimensions. Through comparisons and an interdisciplinary approach, the book examines Africa's role in global history, challenging the notion that the continent is peripheral to global concerns.

A notable contribution to discussions about Africa's place in the world, Africa in Global History showcases the continent's labor and resources as integral to the formation of our global landscape. Esteemed scholars, such as Mukhtar Umar Bunza, emphasize the importance of recognizing Africa's centrality in global narratives. This work serves as a reminder that Africa deserves respect and acknowledgment for its contributions to history.

Delving deeper into the critical role of Africa in global history, the handbook presents a rich tapestry of analysis concerning the African diaspora, imperialism, and globalization. By prioritizing authentic voices from the African perspective, it promotes decolonized and indigenous knowledge. Samuel Oloruntoba's insights reflect the book's commitment to understanding transnational interactions, making it an essential resource for anyone interested in the complexities of Africa's historical and contemporary significance.