The Oxford Encyclopedia of African Women's History
Editor in Chief
Dorothy Hodgson, Brandeis University
Editorial Board
- Kathleen Sheldon, UCLA
- Abosede George, Barnard College and Columbia University
- Pamela Scully, Emory University
- Fatima Sadiqi, Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdella University
- Alicia Decker, Pennsylvania State University
Articles
- African Feminist Thought (Amina Mama)
- African Market Women, Market Queens, and Merchant Queens (Gracia Clark)
- African Women in Art (Nomusa Makhubu)
- African Women in Film, the Moving Image and Screen Culture (Beti Ellerson)
- al-Nafzaouiya, Zaynab (Hasna Lebbady, Hiam El Hilali)
- Baartman, Sara (Clifton Crais)
- Ben M’rad, Bchira (Lilia Labidi)
- Bibi Titi Mohamed (Chambi Chachage, Jacqueline Mgumia)
- de Sousa, Noémia (Hilary Owen)
- Ekpo, Margaret (Chinyere Ukpokolo)
- el-Durr, Shajarat (Azza El Kholy)
- Emecheta, Buchi (Chika Unigwe)
- Funmilayo (Anikulapo) Ransome-Kuti: Nigerian Anti-Imperialist, Humanist, and Feminist Activist (Cheryl Johnson-Odim)
- Girlhood in Africa (Sarah Bellows-Blakely)
- Lakwena, Alice (Heike Behrend)
- Mariama Ba (Souad T. Ali)
- Mernissi, Fatima (Raja Rhouni)
- Motherhood and Maternalism (Lorelle Semley)
- Nana Asma’u (Alaine Hutson)
- Nana Yaa Asantewa (Lynda Day)
- Ngoyi, Lilian (Iris Berger)
- Njinga a Mbande: Power and War in 17th century Angola (Selma Pantoja)
- Pereira, Carmen (Ângela Sofia Benoliel Coutinho)
- Reproductive Health, Fertility Control, and Childbirth (Susanne M. Klausen)
- Rodrigues, Deolinda (Margarida Paredes)
- Sex Work/Prostitution in Africa (Chi Adanna Mgbako)
- Uwilingiyimana, Agathe (Jennie Burnet)
- Women and Development (Michael Kevane)
- Women and Genocide in Africa (Erin Jessee)
- Women and Migration (Lesley Nicole Braun)
- Women and Pan-Africanism (Hakim Adi)
- Women and Post-Independence African Politics (Akosua Darkwah, Donna Patterson)
- Women and Slavery in Africa (Mariana P. Candido)
- Women and Violence in Africa (Peace A. Medie)
- Women, Gender, and Sexuality in East Africa (Miroslava Prazak)
- Women in Angola (Mariana P. Candido)
- Women in Associations and Organizations (Alice Kang)
- Women in Benin (Jessica Catherine Reuther)
- Women in Burundi (Marie Saiget)
- Women in Cape Verde (Celeste Fortes, Elizabeth Challinor)
- Women in Central African History (Gertrude Mianda)
- Women in Comoros (Sophie Blanchy)
- Women in Equatorial Guinea (Susana Castillo-Rodriguez, Alba Valenciano Mañé)
- Women in Fashion and Textiles (MacKenzie Moon Ryan)
- Women in Guinea-Bissau (Joanna Davidson)
- Women in Law and Justice (Helen Dancer)
- Women in Lesotho (Scott Rosenberg)
- Women in Liberia (Mary H. Moran)
- Women in Madagascar (Faranirina V. Rajaonah)
- Women in Malawi (Anika Wilson, Sitinga Kachipande)
- Women in Mauritania (Katherine Ann Wiley)
- Women in Mauritius (Ramola Ramtohul)
- Women in Modern Egypt (Hoda Elsadda)
- Women in Namibia (Heike Becker)
- Women in Nationalist Movements (Selina Makana)
- Women in Northern African History (Kmar Bendana, Natalya Vince)
- Women in Postcolonial Africa (Selina Makana)
- Women in Post-Conflict Resolution and Reconstruction in Africa (Helen Scanlon)
- Women in Precolonial Africa (Christine Saidi)
- Women in São Tomé and Príncipe (Gerhard Seibert)
- Women in Seychelles (Penda Choppy)
- Women in Somalia (Safia Aidid)
- Women in South Africa (Jill E. Kelly)
- Women in South Sudan (Christopher Tounsel)
- Women in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Amandine Lauro)
- Women in the Gambia (Catherine Cymone Fourshey)
- Women in Tunisia (Boutheina Ben Hassine)
- Women, Power, and the State in Guinea (Anna Dessertine)
- Women's Legal Rights (Johanna Bond)
- Women's Literature in African History (Anthonia C. Kalu)
