Back Matter Source: Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Études Africaines, Vol. 31, No. 2 (1997), pp. 390-400 Published by: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. on behalf of the Canadian Association of African Studies Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/486191 . Accessed: 15/06/2014 15:12 Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of the Terms & Conditions of Use, available at . http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/policies/terms.jsp . JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about JSTOR, please contact [email protected]. . Taylor & Francis, Ltd. and Canadian Association of African Studies are collaborating with JSTOR to digitize, preserve and extend access to Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Études Africaines. http://www.jstor.org This content downloaded from 185.44.78.129 on Sun, 15 Jun 2014 15:12:21 PM All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions
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Back MatterSource: Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Études Africaines, Vol.31, No. 2 (1997), pp. 390-400Published by: Taylor & Francis, Ltd. on behalf of the Canadian Association of African StudiesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/486191 .
Accessed: 15/06/2014 15:12
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.JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range ofcontent in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new formsof scholarship. For more information about JSTOR, please contact [email protected].
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VIDEOS OF AFRICAN AND A FRICA N-RELA TED PERFORMANCE:
AN ANNO TA TED BIBLIOGRAPHY by Carol Lems-Dworkin
An informative guide to videos featuring traditional and popular African music, dance, drama, rituals, oral tradition, storytelling, games, healing practices, carnivals, work activities, pageantry, daily life, athletic performance, folklore, ethnographic studies, women's studies, children's videos, creative projects, and more. * Includes selected videos of the African Diaspora showing
significant links to Africa - jazz, blues, gospel, Candombl6, steel pan, calypso, reggae, samba, Santerla, rap, zydeco, and related subjects. Over 68 countries represented. Illustrations.
* Contains a Names Index, Distributors Index, 37 page Subject Index, and a Video Formats chart. All videos listed could be purchased at time of writing.
Other books by the author:
AFRICAN MUSIC: A PAN-AFRICAN ANNOTA TED BIBLIOGRAPHY Hans Zell Publishers, Oxford, England, 1991. ISBN 0-905450-91-4 AFRICA IN SCOTT JOPLIN'S MUSIC Carol Lems-Dworkin Publishers, Evanston. 1991. ISBN 0-9637048-0-X
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THE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION AFRICA DISSERTATION INTERNSHIP AWARDS
Doctoral students from sub-Saharan Africa are invited to apply to the Rockefeller Foundation for dissertation research support. The program enables Ph.D. students enrolled in U.S. and Canadian universities to return to Africa for extensive research involving field observation or the use of primary sources available only in Africa. Priority is given to research on equitable economic development in the fields of agriculture, environment, education, health, the life sciences, population, and the humanities.
Applicants are responsible for arranging affiliation with an African institution able to provide needed research support, such as laboratory facilities, access to study sites, and technical advice. The candidate's faculty advisors, the host institution in Africa, and the agency with primary responsibility for financing the student's graduate work must all send letters of endorsement. The maximum award is $20,000. Deadlines for applications are October 1, 1997 and March 2, 1998.
Under the auspices of the African Development Dissertation Workshop Program, doctoral students from sub-Saharan Africa are invited to apply to dissertation workshops which enable participants to engage in intensive discussion of each other's projects and issues common to conducting field research in Africa. Deadlines vary by host institution.
Alumni of the ADIA program and African scholars who have received support from other Rockefeller Foundation programs and who obtained their doctoral degrees after December 31, 1990 are invited to apply for Rockefeller Foundation African Science-Based Development Career Awards. Applicants must have retumrned to Africa or be planning to return upon completion of their doctoral training.
Les etudiants Africains enregistres dans des universitis en Amirique du Nord sont invites 6 poser leur candidature h la Fondation Rockefeller pour poursuivre leurs recherches de doctorat en Afrique. La prioriti est donnte aux recherches sur le diveloppement iconomique &quitable dans le sujets suivants: agriculture, environnement, education, santi, sciences biologiques, itudes de population, et lettres.
Les candidats doivent s'associer avec des institutions Afticaines qui puissent soutenir leurs recherches, en leur donnant acc&s des facilitis de recherche, au conseil technique, et aux sites de recherche-terrain. Les professeurs de son comite de doctorat, l'institution Africaine et l'institution qui a financiM les itudes avancies du candidat doivent envoyer des lettres l'approbation. La bourse maximum est US$20,000. Les dates limites sont le premier octobre, 1997 et le deux mars, 1998.
Sous les auspices de la programme African Development Dissertation Workshops, les etudiants de doctorat sont invittts t poser leur candidature a' des ateliers de la Fondation Rockefeller qui pennettront aux 4tudiants d'engager des discussions intensives sur leurs projets et sur les issues des recherches-terrain sur le continent Africain. Dates limites varient entre les universitis organisatrices.
Les boursiers du programme ADiA et des docteurs Africains qui ont obtenu leurs doctorats apris le 31 decembre, 1990 avec l'assistance d'autres pmgrammes de la Fondation sont invites poser leur candidature d African Science-Based Development Career Awards, I. est nicessaire que le candidat soit de retour en Afrique ou qu'il projette d'y retourner dans le proche avenir.
For further information please write to: Pour obtenir des informations, veuillez vous adresser h:
Africa Dissertation Internship Awards, The Rockefeller Foundation, 420 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY USA 10018- 2702. Additional information can be found on the Rockefeller Foundation website at http://www.rockfound.org. Choose "The Programs," then "African Initiatives."
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Bibliography of Canadian Master's Theses and Doctoral Dissertations on Africa 1905-1993
L'ACI2A est heureuse d'annoncer la publication de :
Bibliographie des mdmoires de maitrise et theses de doctorat canadiens sur I'Afrique 1905-1993
By / Par Jos6 C. Curto and / et Raymond R. Gervais
* 3112 references * 8 tables on production and
funding of Africana research
* history of Africana research in Canada
* author index * institution index * subject index
* 3 1 12 rfrf&ences * 8 tableaux sur la production et le financement de la recherche africaniste
* histoire de la recherche africa- niste au Canada
* index auteurs * index institutions * index sujets
This bibliography tries to assess for the first time the state ot Africana studies in Canada. It brings together graduate research in all disci- plines. It is both a reference tool and a vision of the past and the future of Africana studies in Canada.
Cette bibliographie tente pour la premidre fois de rendre compte des &tudes africaines au Canada. Elle rassemble les recherches suptrieures dans toutes les disciplines. Elle est d la fois un outil de rdfrence et une vision du passe et du futur des recherches africanistes au Canada.
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CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF AFRICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION CANADIENNE DES ETUDES AFRICAINES Centre d'etudes de I'Asle de I'est. Universite de Montreal
C.P. 6128, Succ. A Montr4al, Quebec Canada H3C 3J7
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Canadian Association of African Studies In 1970 the Canadian Committee on African Studies (established in 1962) was reconstituted as the Canadian Association of African Studies (CAAS). The aims CAAS are: the promotion of the study of Africa in Canada; the improvement in knowledge and awareness of Africa as well as problems and aspirations of its people on the part of the Canadian public; the facilitation of scholarly and scientific exchange; and the provi- sion of a link between the Canadian and African scholarly and scientific communities, in particular by the publication of the Canadian Journal of African Studies.
The members of the CAAS Executive for 1997-98 are:
President Frank Chalk, Concordia University Vice-President Alan Jeeves, Queen's University Past President Jane Parpart, Dalhousie University Secretary-Treasurer Miriam Grant, University of Calgary Members-at-Large Eric Roth, University of Victoria
Jacqueline Solway, Trent University Phil Zachernuk, Dalhousie University
Editors of the Canadian Journal of African Studies Dennis D. Cordell, Southern Methodist University J. Barry Riddell, Queen's University Chris Youe, Memorial University of Newfoundland
The CAAS membership fee is $70 annually ($45 for retirees, $35 for students). For a CAAS membership application, please contact:
Loy Denis CAAS Membership Centre d'Etudes de l'Asie de l'Est Universite de Montreal CP 6128, succursale Centre-Ville Montreal, Quebec H3C 3J7
Subscription to the Canadian Journal of African Studies is included in the membership fee.
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L'Association Canadienne des Etudes Africaines En 1970 le Comite des etudes africaines (etabli en 1962) a ete reconstitue comme L'Association canadienne des etudes africaines (ACEA). Les buts de 1'ACEA sont de promouvoir les etudes africaines au Canada, une meilleure connaissance et comprehension de l'Afrique, de ses problkmes et des aspirations de ses habitants, des echanges culturels et scientifiques, et des liens plus assidus entre les 1lites culturelles et scientifiques du Canada et de l'Afrique, particulierement par la publication de la Revue canadienne des etudes africaines.
Les membres du bureau de direction de 1'ACEA pour 1997-98) sont:
President Frank Chalk, Concordia University Vice-president Alan Jeeves, Queen's University President sortant Jane Parpart, Dalhousie University Secretaire-trdsorier Miriam Grant, University of Calgary Conseillers Eric Roth, University of Victoria
Jacqueline Solway, Trent University Phil Zachernuk, Dalhousie University
Redacteurs de la Revue canadienne des etudes africaines Dennis D. Cordell, Southern Methodist University J. Barry Riddell, Queen's University Chris Youe, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Les droits d'affiliation a ACEA sont fixees a $70 par an (tarif retraite $45, tarif etudiant $35). Pour faire partie de 1'ACEA, il faut faire contact a:
Loy Denis Affiliation ACEA Centre d'Etudes de l'Asie de l'Est Universit6 de Montreal CP 6128, succursale Centre-Ville Montreal, Quebec H3C 3J7
Les droits d'affiliation comprend un abonnement a la Revue canadienne des 4tudes africaines.
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Editorial Rules Contributors to the Canadian Journal of African Studies (CAAS) should submit four copies of their manuscript ranging in length from 6 000 to 10 000 words (25 to 40 double-spaced typed pages), including text, quotations, endnotes, and bibli-
ography). Authors should indicate their full name, their academic or professional status, and the address of the institution with which they are affiliated. Authors should also make sure to include all forwarding addresses and to notify the Editors if their addresses change. They should also write an abstract of less than 125 words for a translation into French.
The Chicago Manual of Style, 13th edition (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1982), is the copy editing reference book for CJAS. References must be indi- cated parenthetically within the text, using the author-date system. In paren- theses, references should include the author's surname, the date of publication of the source, and the pages cited) if appropriate. At the end of the article, a bibliog- raphy arranged alphabetically by author's surname must provide full information on all references. Documentation or information too extensive to be presented by the author-date format should be presented by numbered endnotes. Such refer- ences should be numbered consecutively within the text and presented in double-
spaced format at the end of the text, before the bibliography. A style sheet is available from the CJAS editorial office and will be sent automatically to all authors whose articles are to be published. Authors must comply with style sheet guidelines and all reasonable decisions related to copy editing.
Graphs, maps, and diagrams should be prepared in a format ready for photo- reproduction. Tables and other graphic material should follow the format used in various articles published in CJAS from Volume 20 (1986) onward. When initially submitting a paper, authors should send only photocopies and retain the original copy. If the article is accepted, the CJAS will request the originals of all tables, graphs, maps, and diagrams. Authors should always retain a copy for their own record. Manuscripts will not be returned.
A manuscript sent to CJAS must not be submitted to another publication at the same time. CJAS reserves the exclusive right to decide on publication for six months from the date of receipt. CJAS will not accept more than one article at a time for consideration for publication from the same author in any volume year and cannot publish an author more than once a year other than in hook reviews. CJAS does not publish (1) translations of articles published elsewhere, either from English to French or from French to English, or (2) articles which are published in edited collections or as book chapters.
An author must assign full control of copyright to the publisher, the Cana- dian Association of African Studies (CAAS), before an article can be published in CJAS. CAAS and CJAS do not accept responsibility for statements of facts or opinion or for errors or omissions made by the author.
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Protocole de redaction Toute contribution a la Revue canadienne des 6tudes africaines (RCEA) doit tre soumise en quatre exemplaires; la longueur du texte (y compris les citations, les notes et la bibliographie) peut etre de 6 000 a 10 000 mots (de 25 a 40 pages
' double
interligne). Les auteurs sont requis de donner leur nom en entier, leur status
academique ou professionnel et l'adresse de l'institution A laquelle ils sont affilies. Ils doivent 6galement s'assurer qu'ils ont inclus l'adresse o i on peut les atteindre et noti- fier aux editeurs un changement d'adresse quelconque. Ils doivent aussi rediger un resume de moins de 125 mots pour les besoins de la traduction en anglais.
Le Chicago Manual of Style, 13eme edition (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1982), est le livre de reffrence auquel se referent les redacteurs pour la RCEA. Les references doivent etre indiquees entre parentheses dans le texte, d'apres le
systeme auteur-date. Dans la parenthbse, les reffrences doivent comprendre le nom de
l'auteur, la date de publication de la source en question et les pages si necessaires. A la fin de Particle, il doit y avoir une bibliographie, organisant les noms des auteurs cites par ordre alphabetique et de telle sorte que l'on puisse avoir acces a des renseigne- ments complets sur toutes les references. Quand la documentation ou le renseigne- ment sont trop longs pour etre presentes suivant le format auteur-date, il faut alors avoir recours aux notes numerotees. De telles reffrences doivent tre numerotees consecutivement A l'interieur du texte et preparees selon un format A double interligne A la fin du texte, avant la bibliographie. Un formulaire sur le style sera expedie automa- tiquement par le bureau A tous les auteurs dont les articles vont etre publies. Les auteurs doivent se soumettre aux lignes directrices donnees par le formulaire et aux decisions raisonnables ayant un rapport avec le travail d'6dition.
Les graphiques, les cartes et les diagrammes doivent nous parvenir prets pour la reproduction photographique. Les tableaux et autres e1ements graphiques doivent suivre le format utilise dans divers articles publies dans la RCEA du Volume 20 (1986) a aujourd'hui. Quand les auteurs soumettent un article, ils doivent n'envoyer que des photocopies et garder l'original. Si Particle est accept4, la RCEA exigera de voir l'orig- inal de tous les tableaux, graphiques, cartes et diagrammes. Les auteurs doivent toujours garder une copie dans leurs dossiers. Les manuscrits ne seront pas renvoyes.
Un manuscrit envoy6 A la RCEA ne doit pas etre soumis A une autre maison d'6di- tion en meme temps. La RCEA se reserve le droit exclusif de prendre une decision concernant sa publication pendant les six mois qui suivent la date de reception. La RCEA n'acceptera pas plus d'un article a la fois car il ne peut en etre publi6 qu'un du meme auteur par an et elle ne peut pas publier un auteur plus d'une fois sauf dans des critiques de livres. La RCEA ne public pas (1) de traductions d'articles publies ailleurs, que ce soit d'anglais en franpais ou le contraire, ou (2) d'articles qui sont publies dans des anthologies 6dites ou comme chapitre de livre.
Un auteur doit accorder a l'aditeur, I'Association canadienne des etudes africaines (ACEA), un contr6le total des droits d'auteur, avant que Particle ne puisse etre publi6 dans la RCEA. L'ACEA et la RCEA ne vent pas responsables des declara- tions de faits ou d'opinions, ou des erreurs ou omissions faites par l'auteur.
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Les soumissions d'articles en frangais doivent etre envoyes a Prof. Dennis D. Cordell Department of History Southern Methodist University Dallas, Texas 75275-0176
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Departement de d6mographie Universit6 de Montreal CP 6128, Succursale A Montreal Qu6bec H3C 3J7
All other correspondence should be addressed to / Toute autre correspondence doit etre adress6e "
CJAS / RCEA c/o Roger Riendeau, Managing Editor Centre for Urban and Community Studies University of Toronto 455 Spadina Avenue, Room 426 Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2G8
Editor-in-Chief / Redacteur en chef J. Barry Riddell, Queen's University
Editor / Redacteur Dennis D. Cordell, Southern Methodist University
Book Review Editor / Redacteur des Comptes rendus Chris You6, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Editorial Advisory Board / Comite de redaction consultatif Jonathan S. Barker, University of Toronto William Graf, Guelph University Rhoda Howard, McMaster University Alan Jeeves, Queen's University Jon Kraus, State University of New York-Fredonia E. Ann McDougall, University of Alberta Richard Maclure, University of Ottawa Jane L. Parpart, Dalhousie University Robert Stock, Queen's University
Managing Editor / Redacteur girant Roger Riendeau, University of Toronto
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Subscriptions / Abonnements Yearly subscription (3 issues) / Un an (3 num6ros): $80.00
Subscriptions should be addressed to: The Canadian Journal of African Studies Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto 455 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2G8
Adresser les demandes d'abonnement A: Revue canadienne des etudes africaines Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto 455 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 2G8
The Canadian Association of African Studies gratefully acknowledges the support of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC) in publishing this journal.
L'Association canadienne des etudes africaines tient a exprimer sa grati- tude au Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada (CRSHC) pour la g6n6reuse contribution qu'il a bien voulu lui accorder pour la publication de cette revue.
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