Locating African European Studies: Interventions, Intersections, Conversations (Routledge Studies on African and Black Diaspora)

Part 1: African European Social and Historical Formations 1. "We have to act. That is what forms collectivity" Black Solidarity beyond Identity in Contemporary Paris 2. Village du Monde? (Fortress) Europe, the 'Jungle' of Calais, and the African European paradigm 3. From Bokoe Bullying to Afrobeats: Or How Being African Became Cool in Black Amsterdam 4. Involving Diaspora Communities through Action Research: A Collaborative Museum Exhibition on the African Presence in Finland 5. The Footman's New Clothes 6. Transatlantic Connections, Memory, and Postmemory in Afro-German Biographies 7. Practicing Autoethnography: Transnational Afro-German Heritage 8. "Zog Nit Keyn Mol": Paul Robeson's Tragic Love of Russia 9. Forgotten Histories: Recovering the Precarious Lives of African Servant in Imperial Germany Part 2: African European Cultural Production 10. Opening Homes, Opening Worlds: African European Spatial Interventions in Helen Oyeyemi's Fiction 11. Afropolitanism and Mobility: Constructions of Home and Belonging in Sefi Atta's A Bit of Difference 12. Black British Queer Intersectionality: From Labi Siffre's Nigger to Dean Atta's I am Nobody's Nigger 13. Voices from the Black Diaspora in Spain: On Transcultural Spaces and Afrospanish Identity Constructions in Poetry 14. Adapting Contested Histories: The Film Belle (2013) and its Politics of Representation 15. Returning the Colonial Gaze: The Black Female Body in Angele Etoundi Essamba's Photography 16. The Afropean Gaze: Through a Decolonial Lens Part 3: Decolonial Academic Practice 17. "Why Isn't My Professor Black?" A Roundtable 18. Structures of Dis/Empowerment: My Year as the UK's First Black and Ethnic Minorities Student Officer 19. On the (Im)possibility of Black Queer British Studies 20. Negotiating Afroeuropean Literary Borders: The Inclusion of African Spanish and African British Literatures in Spanish Universities 21. Beyond Emergent: Creating, Debating and Implementing African European Studies