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69th ASA Annual Meeting

Organized by African Studies Association

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Submission deadline: March 22, 2026
Event date: December 3, 2026
Format: In person
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

The 69th ASA Annual Meeting in New Orleans explores “Rupture and Remake: African Possibilities in a Shifting World.” It invites researchers to contribute empirical, theoretical, comparative, and creative work on how African experiences and knowledge respond to and shape political, social, ecological, technological, and intellectual change.

Topics

African agency and sovereigntyAfrican epistemologies and knowledge productionClimate change and sustainabilityDigitalization and artificial intelligenceGlobal relations and diplomacyCitizenship and belongingCreative and speculative futures

Audience

African studies researchers

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