Hi All,

It has been very quiet at the L thanks to social media. We know you all there and reading so thought to share this with you.

If you are a would be author or a student scholar or interested in any form of research about Senegambia, here are a list of valuable resources that was forwarded to me to share with you all. Hope you find it valuable. 

Please kindly share this bibliography with interested parties.


Senegambia   Narratives

1. Boubacar Barry, Senegambia and the Atlantic
2. Lucy C. Berhan, Muslim Brotherhood and...
3. Robert Martin Baum, Shrines of the Slave Trade
4. Micheal A.Gomez,  Pragmatism in the Age of Jihad
5. Trevor R. Getz, Slavery and Reform in West...
6. Robert James Mcintosh, The Peoples of the Middle
7. Arnold Hughes, Historical Dictionary of The Gambia,
8. Donald Cruise O'Brien , Saints and Politicians
9. Leonardo Villalon, Islamic Society and State
10. Dennis C. Galvan, The State Must Be Iur Master
11. John Warerbury and Mark Gersovitz, The Political Economy of Risk & Choice,
12. Martin Klein, Slavery and Colonial Rule in West Africa
13. Elizabeth McNeill-Leicester, Dakar Diary: My 1960-62...
14. Myron Echenberg, Colonial Conscripts
15. Catherine Boone, Merchant Capital and the Roots.
16. Peter A. Mark, " Portuguese" Style and Luso-African Identity
17. John H. Hanson, Migrstion, Jihad, and Muslim
18. Chris Delgado, The Political Economy of Senegal Under Structural Adjustment
19. Nancy Ellen Lawler, Soldiers of Misfortune
20. Gilles Pison, Population Dynamics of Senegal
21. Adrian Adams, A Claim To Land By The River
22. Arnold Hughes, Hidtorical Dictionary of The Gambia
23. Janet Vaillant , Black, French, and African : Leopold Sedar Senghor
24. Anne-Marie Bouttiaux-Ndiaye, Senegal Behind Glass: Images
25. Clara Tsabedze, African Indepence from Francophone and Anglophone Voices.
26. Fatoumata Agnes Diarra, Two Studies on Ethnic Groups
27. Momar COUMBA Diop, Senegal : Essays in Statecraft


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