Contenus

• Religiosity on University Campuses in Africa: Trends and Experiences
• Les routes de l'Islam : anthropologie politique de l'islamisation de l'Afrique de l'Ouest en général et du pays Hawsa en particulier du VIIIè au XIXè siècle
• Islam, sociétés et politique en Afrique subsaharienne : les exemples du Sénégal, du Niger et du Nigeria
• Boko Haram : parti pour durer
• Islamic Reform in Twentieth-Century Africa
• Le phénomène Boko Haram : au-delà du radicalisme
• Transnational Islam: Circulation of Religious Ideas, Actors and Practices between Niger and Nigeria
• The Politics of Islam in the Sahel: Between Persuasion and Violence
• The Projection of Saudi Arabian Influence in West Africa
• Religious actors and politics in Nigeria, towards which post-covid-19 trend?
• Projecting Life: Boko, Learning and Religiosity at a University in West Africa
• The Strength in the Song: Muslim Personhood, Audible Capital, and Hausa Women's Performance of the Hajj
• Of Headhunters and Cannibals: Migrancy, Labor, and Consumption in the Mawri Imagination
• Shari'a as De-Africanization: Evidence from Hausaland
• The Political & Economic Effects of Nigerian "Shari'a" on Southern Niger
• Communautés islamiques et collectivité nationale dans trois États d'Afrique occidentale
• Performing Religiosity: Protest and Prayer Performance in a Nigerian University
• Introduction: Studying Islamic dynamics from a Niger-Nigeria transnational perspective
• Reformist Islam, the state, and Muslims of Nigeria and the Republic of Niger
• Islamic legal radicalism: The cases of Katsina and Maradi
• Islamic NGOs in Niger and Nigeria
• ‘Rapping Islam’: The Nigérien music scene and the challenges of religious reformism
• Pastoralism and Islamic practice in Fulɓe communities of northern Nigeria and Niger
• The spread of jihadist insurrections in Niger and Nigeria: An analysis based on the case of Boko Haram
• Boko Haram's recruitment processes: Ideological and pragmatic considerations