African Studies Quarterly

African Studies Quarterly Founded in 1997, ASQ is an interdisciplinary, fully refereed, online journal dedicated to publishing the finest scholarship relating to the African continent.

ASQ is a diamond open access publication with no charges/fees for authors or readers. Ever. ASQ invites the submission of original manuscripts on a full range of topics related to Africa in all disciplines. We especially welcome submissions that are of a time-sensitive nature.

ASQ wishes our contributors and readers all the best in 2025. Welcome in the new year with our just-published special is...
12/31/2024

ASQ wishes our contributors and readers all the best in 2025. Welcome in the new year with our just-published special issue on sports in Africa.

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Issue 22.3 is out now with pieces on cultural censorship, reggae in Côte d’Ivoire, NoViolet Bulawayo, and more.
11/04/2024

Issue 22.3 is out now with pieces on cultural censorship, reggae in Côte d’Ivoire, NoViolet Bulawayo, and more.

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ASQ HAS MOVED! Submit or read at our new site https://journals.flvc.org/ASQPast ASQ issues will remain on the original w...
05/23/2024

ASQ HAS MOVED!

Submit or read at our new site https://journals.flvc.org/ASQ
Past ASQ issues will remain on the original website and also be migrated to the archives section of the new site over the coming months.

African Studies Quarterly is the first (est. 1997) diamond standard open access journal in the field of African Studies. ASQ publishes original manuscripts on a full range of topics related to Africa in all areas. Submissions must meet the scholarship standards within the appropriate discipline as w...

05/08/2024

Just in time for summer, check out the recently released issue 22.2 with articles on: Rosie Motene, Juka Jabang, and Rene Lemarchand plus trunk road technology transfer in Kenya.

Volume 22, Issue 2 ISSN 2152-2448 Table of Contents Articles White Liberalism and Black Consciousness in Rosie Motene’s Reclaiming the Soil (2018) Rodwell Makombe | Abstract | Full Text: PDF (1-16) From the Cradle to the Grave: A Feminist Stylistic Reading of Select Poems from Juka Jabang’s The ...

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