The Palgrave Handbook of African Colonial and Postcolonial History, 2 Teile

1. Introduction
I. Colonial Africa

2. Colonialism and the African Environment
3. Colonial Administrations and the Africans
4. Slavery in the Colonial State and After
5. Africans and the Colonial Economy
6. African Women in Colonial Economies
7. Colonialism and African Womanhood
8. Administration, Economy, and Society in the Portuguese African Empire (1900-1975)
9. Christian Evangelization and Its Legacy
10. Colonial Education
11. Health and Medicine in Colonial Society
12. African Colonial Urban Experience
13. Africa and the First World War
14. Africa and the Second World War
15. Colonialism and African Migrations16. Colonialism and African Childhood
17. Literature in Colonial Africa
18. Art, African Identity, and Colonialism
19. Intensification and Attenuation: Colonial Influences on an African Culture
20. Youth and Popular Culture in Colonial Africa
21. The Horn of Africa and the Black Anticolonial Imaginary: 1896-1915
22. Colonial Africa and the West
23. International Law, Colonialism, and the African
24. Colonialism and Development in Africa
25. Nationalism and African Intellectuals
26. Decolonization Histories
II. Postcolonial Africa
27. Africa and the Cold War
28. African Politics since Independence
29. Secession and Separatism in Modern Africa
30. Post-Colonial Africa and the West
31. United States and Africa
32. Franco-African Relations: Still Exceptional?
33. Algeria and France: Beyond the Franco-Algerian Lens
34. China and Africa
35. Africa and Global Financial Institutions
36. Development History and Postcolonial African Experience
37. The African Diaspora and Postcolonial Africa
38. Islam in Sub-Saharan Africa
39. The Unfinished Business of Postcolonialism: Theological Perspectives
40. South Africa: Apartheid and Post-Apartheid
41. The Pan-African Experience: From the Organization of African Unity to the African Union
42. Africa and Human Rights
43. Education in Postcolonial Africa
44. African Women and the

Martin S. Shanguhyia is Associate Professor of African History in the History Department of the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, USA. His most recent book is Population, Tradition, and Environmental Control in Colonial Kenya (2015).
Toyin Falola is the Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities and Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Texas at Austin, USA. He has received seven honorary doctorates in addition to scores of lifetime career awards, and is the author and editor of over a hundred books.