African Studies

Among the top academic collections in the United States, our collection is particularly strong in the humanities and social sciences. It covers Africa South of the Sahara at a research level, and North Africa at a general level. For cataloged collections, see IUCAT, Indiana University Libraries' online catalog.

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Collections & News   African Studies Collection Description   Collections: African Pamphlet Collection African Poster Collection Ephemera Microforms for African Studies Onitsha Market Literature Sample Serials African Film Collection More Campus Resources   Special Collections: Digital Somali Library H.K. Banda Archive Liberian Collections Project Nuer Field Notes Project   Collection News: African Studies Collection News Blog New Titles in the African Studies Collection General News and Information: 50 Years of African Studies at IU African Newspapers African Newspapers Union List (AFRINUL) Chronicle of Higher Education Today's News 2010 FIFA World Cup IUScholarWorks: Copyright Information IUScholarWorks SHERPA (Copyright and Archiving Policies)   Africana Librarianship: Africana Libraries Newsletter Bibliographies on Africana Librarianship Cooperative Africana Microform Project (CAMP) Title VI Librarians

Research & Teaching   Helpful Research Links: African Book Reviews African Crime Fiction Updated! African Literary Awards Database Electronic Journal of Africana Bibliography (EJAB) Ethnologue: Languages of the World Primary Sources of Africa Recommended Reference Resources Researching African Languages & Linguistics Researching Francophone Africa Researching Liberia at IU Theses & Dissertations Web Portals for Africanists   Research Tools: African Studies Toolbar (about) Endnote   Teaching Tools: African Studies Program at IUB Africana Resources for Undergraduates Course Websites K-12 Resources   Journals: African Studies Serials at IUB Finding & Accessing African Studies Journals Journals in ALF   Video Tutorials: Finding African Studies Journals How do I find electronic full-text articles with IU-Link? Which database do I choose when more than one has full-text? Online Resources: Archives & Repositories Catalogs & Indexes Digital Audio & Visual Full-Text Monographs & Journals