List of Participants - Stolten's African Studies Resources

Africa in World Politics
Kenya. Besides his research interests in Gender studies,
he also researched on the urban history of Africa, with
special focus on the African informal enterprises. His
other research interests include pedagogical methods in
the study of history, as well as Peace and Conflict
studies.
Micheal Kithinji
University of Arkansas.
Cranston S. Knight
Cranston S. Knight is an independent researcher. He
received his PhD from Loyola University Chicago. His area
of interest includes, U.S. foreign policy, "The Global Cold
War,” and International Affairs.
Alexander Kure
Alexander Kure, PhD, is in the Department of English and
Drama at Kaduna State University, Kaduna, Nigeria.
Emmanuel Adetola Layode
Emmanuel Adetola Layode is in the Department of Politics
and International Relations at Lead City University in
Ibadan, Nigeria.
Mitchell Lerner
Mitchell Lerner is Associate Professor of History and
Director of the Korea Studies Institute at the Ohio State
University. He is the author of The Pueblo Incident
(2002), which won the John Lyman Book Prize for the
best work of naval history, and editor of Looking Back at
LBJ (2004) and A Companion Guide to the Presidency of
Lyndon Johnson (forthcoming). He is an officer of the
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