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Vol. 6, No. 3

A New Chapter for African Artefacts
IN THIS ISSUE
FOREWORD
⎈ A New Chapter for African Artefacts?:  The Republic V6, N3 by Wale Lawal
COVER ESSAYS
⎈ The Bittersweet Aftertaste of Victory: When University Campaigns to Repatriate Stolen Art Take a Toll by Ore Ogunbiyi; ⎈ Shielding the Spirit of a Continent: An Existential Argument for the Restitution of African Cultural Heritage by Desola Olaleye; ⎈ Against Wildlife Republics: Conservation and Imperialist Expansion in Africa by Aby L. Sène; ⎈ Interview: Victor Ehikhamenor on the Resilience of Benin Artistry by The Republic; and ⎈ Interview: Chika Okeke-Agulu on the Rightful Location of African Artefacts by The Republic. Read the entire issue.

From the Issue

Shielding the Spirit of a Continent An Existential Argument for the Restitution of African Cultural Heritage

Against Wildlife Republics Conservation and Imperialist Expansion in Africa

The Bittersweet Aftertaste of Victory When University Campaigns to Repatriate Stolen Art Take a Toll

Interviews

New Discoveries The Authors We Wish We Discovered Earlier

Fela’s Renegade Children? The Potential for Resistance in Afrobeats

Economy x Politics

Science

‘Sisi Pia ni Watu’ In Kenya, Domestic Workers Resist Exploitation

Setting Sail for ‘Home’ Inheriting My Parents’ Longings for Freetown

Introducing 'The Black Atlantic'

Our New Column for Stories about the Black Experience Around the World

'First Draft'

Our Column Featuring Authors on Books, Reading & Writing

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International Issues

 

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Political Issues

 

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