Tunde Adeleke is professor of history and director of African American studies at Iowa State University.Arno Sonderegger is senior lecturer for African history and societies in the Department of African Studies at the University of Vienna.

A fundamental collection that thoroughly examines various aspects of Africa’s historical and contemporary diasporas, particularly emphasising their global significance … The work plays a pioneering role in shifting the concept of diaspora beyond the history of slavery and colonization, placing it within broader, modern contexts.

• PrefaceIntroduction by Tunde Adeleke & Arno SondereggerPart I: Reflections on Diaspora and Africa through Time and SpaceChapter 1: Diaspora: Paradigmatic Shift and Implications for Pan-Africanism in the 21st Century by Tunde AdelekeChapter 2: Trends and Complexities of the Africa-Diasporan Nexus by Felix Kumah-AbiwuChapter 3: New Dimensions of Diaspora: Modernity, Heritage Tourism and the ‘Black Star of Africa’ by Alma Jean Billingslea BrownPart II: Reflections on Spiritual Culture and Resistance in Art and LifeChapter 4: An Assembly of 21 Spirit Nations: The Pan-Africanist Pantheon of Haitian Vodou’s African Lwa by Kyrah Malika DanielsChapter 5: ‘Nya-Binghi’: Rastafarian Pan-Africanism from Moscow to Ethiopia by Dominik FrühwirthChapter 6: ‘Jes Grew’ as A Metaphor for African American and Pan-African Resistance in Ishmael Reed’s Mumbo Jumbo by Babacar M`BayePart III: Reflections on Pan-African Histories and OptionsChapter 7: Questioning Diaspora: George Padmore, Colonial Fas

Tunde Adeleke is professor of history and director of African American studies at Iowa State University.Arno Sonderegger is senior lecturer for African history and societies in the Department of African Studies at the University of Vienna.

A fundamental collection that thoroughly examines various aspects of Africa’s historical and contemporary diasporas, particularly emphasising their global significance … The work plays a pioneering role in shifting the concept of diaspora beyond the history of slavery and colonization, placing it within broader, modern contexts.

• PrefaceIntroduction by Tunde Adeleke & Arno SondereggerPart I: Reflections on Diaspora and Africa through Time and SpaceChapter 1: Diaspora: Paradigmatic Shift and Implications for Pan-Africanism in the 21st Century by Tunde AdelekeChapter 2: Trends and Complexities of the Africa-Diasporan Nexus by Felix Kumah-AbiwuChapter 3: New Dimensions of Diaspora: Modernity, Heritage Tourism and the ‘Black Star of Africa’ by Alma Jean Billingslea BrownPart II: Reflections on Spiritual Culture and Resistance in Art and LifeChapter 4: An Assembly of 21 Spirit Nations: The Pan-Africanist Pantheon of Haitian Vodou’s African Lwa by Kyrah Malika DanielsChapter 5: ‘Nya-Binghi’: Rastafarian Pan-Africanism from Moscow to Ethiopia by Dominik FrühwirthChapter 6: ‘Jes Grew’ as A Metaphor for African American and Pan-African Resistance in Ishmael Reed’s Mumbo Jumbo by Babacar M`BayePart III: Reflections on Pan-African Histories and OptionsChapter 7: Questioning Diaspora: George Padmore, Colonial Fas

Tunde Adeleke is professor of history and director of African American studies at Iowa State University.Arno Sonderegger is senior lecturer for African history and societies in the Department of African Studies at the University of Vienna.

A fundamental collection that thoroughly examines various aspects of Africa’s historical and contemporary diasporas, particularly emphasising their global significance … The work plays a pioneering role in shifting the concept of diaspora beyond the history of slavery and colonization, placing it within broader, modern contexts.

• PrefaceIntroduction by Tunde Adeleke & Arno SondereggerPart I: Reflections on Diaspora and Africa through Time and SpaceChapter 1: Diaspora: Paradigmatic Shift and Implications for Pan-Africanism in the 21st Century by Tunde AdelekeChapter 2: Trends and Complexities of the Africa-Diasporan Nexus by Felix Kumah-AbiwuChapter 3: New Dimensions of Diaspora: Modernity, Heritage Tourism and the ‘Black Star of Africa’ by Alma Jean Billingslea BrownPart II: Reflections on Spiritual Culture and Resistance in Art and LifeChapter 4: An Assembly of 21 Spirit Nations: The Pan-Africanist Pantheon of Haitian Vodou’s African Lwa by Kyrah Malika DanielsChapter 5: ‘Nya-Binghi’: Rastafarian Pan-Africanism from Moscow to Ethiopia by Dominik FrühwirthChapter 6: ‘Jes Grew’ as A Metaphor for African American and Pan-African Resistance in Ishmael Reed’s Mumbo Jumbo by Babacar M`BayePart III: Reflections on Pan-African Histories and OptionsChapter 7: Questioning Diaspora: George Padmore, Colonial Fas