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West African Slavery and Atlantic Commerce: The Senegal River Valley, 1700-1860 (African Studies) by James F. Searing, 2003-01-30

WOMEN TRADERS OF THE CARIBBEAN: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Encyclopedia of African-American Culture and History, 2nd ed.</i> by Gina Ulysse, 2006

Prelude to the Mahdiyya: Peasants and Traders in the Shendi Region, 1821-1885 (African Studies) by Anders Bjørkelo, 2003-03-13

E-Commerce Creates New Opportunities.: An article from: The Black Collegian by Marvin V. Greene, 2000-10-01

The World of the Swahili: An African Mercantile Civilization by Professor John Middleton, 1992-06-24

Sacred Trees, Bitter Harvests: Globalizing Coffee in Northwest Tanzania (Social History of Africa) by Brad Weiss, 2003-06-17

Revenge of the Pequots: How a Small Native American Tribe Created the World's Most Profitable Casino by Kim Isaac Eisler, 2001-02-15

Comprehensive analysis of a study on the military and civilian criminal justice system: Final report by Carl A Bennett, 1975

Commercial bank lending practices and the development of black-owned construction companies (Center for Economic Studies discussion paper) by Caren Grown, 1991

A study of black male professionals in industry by Evelyn S Freeman, 1973

Natives, Europeans, and Africans in Sixteenth-Century Santiago de Guatemala by Robinson A. Herrera, 2003-12-01

Busn Math Cmplt&Xcel&Ssm (7th Edition) by CLEAVES, 2004-09-13

Interfirm segregation and the black/white wage gap (CES) by William J Carrington, 1996

Immigrant status, race, and institutional choice in higher education (CES) by J. Farley Ordovensky, 1998

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The Melting Pot Of Links
Office of Scientific Research US Department of commerce US Department of AmericanHome Page African American Internet Guide africanamerican studies Film and
http://www.unm.edu/~aass/links.htm
Internet Public Library: African/African-American
research and promote interest in African American studies. run organization of AfricanAmerican engineering students contribute to world culture and commerce.
http://www.ipl.org/div/aon/browse/soc40.05.00/

Extractions: IPL Recognized in Computerworld Honors Program Recent IPL News IPL Recognized in 2002 Computerworld Honors Program New design for the IPL unveiled! Now offering links to over 20,000 books You can also view Subject Collections Magazines under this heading. African American Heritage Preservation Foundation, Inc. http://www.aahpf.org/ AAHPF is a non-profit foundation dedicated to the preservation of African American history. "The main goals of the AAHPF include soliciting grants to fund full-time maintenance and preservation activities of African American historical sites. This work will be monitored by the foundation staff and performed by noted experts in the field of historic preservation." The site provides information on the projects they have worked as well as sources and links to information on preservation of African American historical sites.
T.U. Enrollment Services Help: Course_Descriptions
African African American studies, AFST. africanamerican studies, BLST. Americanstudies, AMST. Dance, DANC. Deaf studies, DFST. E-Business, EBUS. E-commerce, ECOM.
http://onestop.towson.edu/courses/descriptions/
WCET48 | PBS Cincinnati | TV Schedule
of Cincinnati, Dept. of African American studies on Black Entrepreneurship and founder of the Greater Cincinnati africanamerican Chamber of commerce;
http://www.wcet.org/programs/jimcrow.asp

Extractions: *Requires RealPlayer In October, 2002, WCET aired the PBS series The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow in which viewers witnessed the history of segregation in the United States through the stories of the African Americans who challenged Jim Crow laws and fought against the injustice of the status quo. The series had much to say about our history as a nation, and about the realities of prejudice, not only in states like Kentucky which had Jim Crow laws on the books, but also in states such as Ohio in which de facto segregation existed. In the first segment of the program, panelists discuss the history of segregation in our community. The panelists include: Carl Westmoreland , External Affairs Director, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Karla Irvine , Executive Director, HOME - Housing Opportunities Made Equal Daniel Hurley , Founder, Applied History Associates, and Executive Producer and host of the weekly Sunday morning political analysis program, "12 Newsmakers" Dr. Michael Washington
USA-Embassy-fiji
of Economic Analysis, STATUSA (commerce Dept), The Archive, Women in American History,african-american Odyssey. Technical Vocational studies, State Department's
http://www.amembassy-fiji.gov/aboutus.htm

Extractions: STAT-USA USDA Fact Book ... Facts About the 50 States U.S. History Outline of American History U.S. Historic Documents The HistoryNet African-American History ... Famous Speeches The National Archives Museum of American History Smithsonian Institution Links: American History Information USA: Historical Sites The Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Presidential Inaugurations
Race Politics And Culture Events
class is available in several commerce Department reports African studies; Institutefor Global Communications Black for all sorts of africanamerican issues
http://social-sciences.uchicago.edu/ucrpc/Resources/eresources.htm

Extractions: The following resource list is arranged by topic, after a fashion, but there is a good bit of overlap, so check the whole list. Please note that some of the links are to very good "netographies" of race-related resources, so they are often good places to start. The Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture in conjunction with The Du Bois Institute at Harvard University have completed a study of the 2000 presidential election and its impact on race and public opinion. This report can be reached by clicking "The Du Bois Institute/CSRPC Post-Election Study." Information on the "Digital Divide" differences in access to and use of internet resources by race and class is available in several Commerce Department reports Also check out The Digital Divide Network , a project of the Benton Foundation and other foundations devoted to overcoming the "digital divide," and including research and funding resources.
Academic Catalog: African-American Studies
Requirements for the Minor in africanamerican studies 21 hours will participatein feasibility studies and potential using the Internet or E-commerce as the
http://www.mbc.edu/academic/catalog/courses/aas.asp

Extractions: Current Students Academic Resources Academic Programs Andrea Cornett-Scott, Edward Scott The African-American studies minor draws upon various disciplines to study the history and culture of African Americans. It provides resources for understanding African Americans and other African descended peoples in the diaspora in the broad context of cultural developments in the Americas generally and in the United States most particularly. The student pursuing this minor examines the broad sweep of a distinctive form of life through the application of theoretical and practical models drawn from history, politics, literature, philosophy, religion, sociology, music, and the arts. Requirements for the Minor in African-American Studies 21 hours from the following required courses and two lists of electives. Required Courses: A minimum of 6 s.h. from:
TCAnet: Pavilion Of Cultures: Services & Professional Organizations
12 Asian and Asian American studies classroom-tested and organizing seminar toursof african-american colleges and contribute to world culture and commerce.
http://www.arts.state.tx.us/cultures/links.asp?pi=75
Undergraduate Record, Chapter 6: College Of Arts And Sciences
exposure to African and africanamerican history and Architecture, Engineering andApplied Science, or commerce). Afro-American and African studies use their
http://www.virginia.edu/registrar/records/98ugradrec/chapter6/uchap6-3.2.html

Extractions: 6: College of Arts and Sciences General Information Academic Information Departments and Programs Faculty ... Women's Studies Course Descriptions Overview Afro-American and African Studies (AAS) is an interdisciplinary program in which students examine various aspects of the black experience. The major consists of two core course requirements and seven area courses in the humanities and social sciences selected from the AAS Course Offering Directory , available in Minor Hall 108. The AAS program provides both a solid liberal arts education as well as broad exposure to African and African-American history and culture. Faculty The Afro-American and African studies faculty comprises professors in departments grounds-wide who teach courses directly related to topics in Afro-American and/or African studies. Departmental offerings vary from year to year, but currently these departments include: anthropology, art history, drama, economics, English, French, government and foreign affairs, history, linguistics, music, philosophy, psychology, religious studies, Slavic and sociology. Each year the AAS program also supports the teaching of special AAS seminars by visiting scholars. The current steering committee for the AAS undergraduate program is as follows, with departmental affiliation: Scot French, Director of the AAS Program; Reginald Butler, history; Ellen Contini-Morava, anthropology; Scott DeVeaux, music; Gertrude Fraser, anthropology; William Johnson, economics; Adria LaViolette, anthropology; John Mason, history; Tejumola Olaniyan, English; Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton, religious studies; Benjamin Ray, religious studies; Milton Vickerman, psychology; and Melvin Wilson, psychology. These faculty are available as advisors to AAS majors and minors.
Undergraduate Record, Chapter 6: College Of Arts And Sciences
exposure to African and africanamerican history and Architecture, Engineering andApplied Science, or commerce). Afro-American and African studies use their
http://www.virginia.edu/~regist/99ugradrec/chapter6/uchap6-3.2.html

Extractions: 6: College of Arts and Sciences General Information Academic Information Departments and Programs Faculty ... Studies in Women and Gender Course Descriptions Overview Afro-American and African Studies (AAS) is an interdisciplinary program in which students examine various aspects of the black experience. The major consists of two core course requirements and seven area courses in the humanities and social sciences selected from the AAS Course Offering Directory, available in Minor Hall 108. The AAS program provides both a solid liberal arts education as well as broad exposure to African and African-American history and culture. Faculty The Afro-American and African studies faculty comprises professors in departments Grounds-wide who teach courses directly related to topics in Afro-American and/or African studies. Departmental offerings vary from year to year, but currently these departments include: anthropology, art history, drama, economics, English, French, government and foreign affairs, history, linguistics, music, philosophy, psychology, religious studies, Slavic, and sociology. Each year the AAS program also supports the teaching of special AAS seminars by visiting scholars. The current steering committee for the AAS undergraduate program is as follows, with departmental affiliation: Scot French, Director of the AAS Program; Reginald Butler, history; Ellen Contini-Morava, anthropology; Scott DeVeaux, music; Gertrude Fraser, anthropology; William Johnson, economics; Adria LaViolette, anthropology; John Mason, history; Tejumola Olaniyan, English; Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton, religious studies; Benjamin Ray, religious studies; Milton Vickerman, psychology; and Melvin Wilson, psychology. These faculty are available as advisors to AAS majors and minors.
Evl : Research : Virtual Harlem
urban planning, policy, cultural or historical studies. the Manhattan Chamber of commerce,The New Amsterdam News (a major africanamerican newspaper published
http://www.evl.uic.edu/research/template_res_project.php3?indi=168
U.S. Department Of State Recognizes Contributions Of African-American Fulbright
Professor of English and africanamerican studies at Duke Assistant Secretary andAssistant Secretary for Economic Affairs, US Department of commerce, 1963-66
http://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/index.cfm?docid=988
African-American Resources
perspectives contribute to world culture and commerce. ourselves to a vibrant AfricanAmericancommunity through Abwenzi African studies http//www.infosphere
http://www.ibiblio.org/journalism/afrlinks.html

Extractions: Africa Online(SM) is Africa's gateway to the Internet. The service chronicles the daily lives of African communities with daily news reports by local African news networks, and from various NGOs. The broader service features Home Pages for various African countries, interest groups and individuals, on-line reference materials, music, art and cultural exchanges, travel information and a kids educational section.
Peterson's Study Abroad - Fields Of Study
African studies africanamerican studies Agriculture Amazonian Cinematography Civilizationstudies Classics and Classical Languages commerce Commercial Art
http://www.petersons.com/stdyabrd/field.html
A -- Alphabetical Index, FHG Library
Marketing and Electronic commerce on the africanamerican Webliography; African AmericanWomen Writers of the 19th of Virginia; African studies Internet Resources
http://www.wcupa.edu/library.fhg/alphindx/A_alph.htm

Extractions: AAHPERD: American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance Abbreviation and Acronym List ABC News Aberdeen Group ... Aging and Society [Cambridge University Press Journal] on campus access only AI, Cognitive Sciences, and Robotics AICT (Art Images for College Teaching) AIDS Knowledge Base AIDS Library, Fight, Philadelphia ... AJR NewsLink Good listing of newspaper, magazine, radio and television sites. Al-Bawaba ( 'The Gateway'- Arabic) Alex; A Catalog of Electronic Texts on the Internet Alexandria Project, distributed digital library for geographically referenced information Alibris ... Alvernia College , Reading, Pennsylvania Amazon.Com: "Earth's Biggest Bookstore" American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance American Antiquarian Society American Association for the Advancement of Science ... American Journal of Physics , 1999- . On campus only American Library Association American List Council American Management Association (AMA) American Marketing Association ... American Memory : Library of Congress American Music Conference American Nurses Association American Orff-Schulwerk Association American Philosophical Association ... American Psychological Association, APA Handbook
The Global Chicago Center | Organization By Alphabetic List
of Law, IIT * Chicagoland Chamber of commerce * Chicagoland Restaurants Company DatabaseCommittee on African and africanamerican studies, The University of
http://www.globalchicago.org/connections/alph.asp?filter=C
OSU WS Associated Graduate Faculty
Sue Jewell, Department of africanamerican andn African studies women and the women'smedia images, dress and the US legal system, electronic commerce.
http://www.womens-studies.ohio-state.edu/personnel/assocfac.htm

Extractions: Associated Graduate Faculty Women's Studies Associated Graduate Faculty hold appointments in many different departments at the Ohio State University. Their research and teaching interests include a strong focus on women and feminist issues. They often teach courses that count toward women's studies degrees and may act as readers and secondary advisors for graduate students. Maureen Ahern Louise Antony, Department of Philosophy: Philosophy of Feminism. Barbara Becker-Cantarino , Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures: women in German literature, feminist literary and cultural theory. Nancy Betz , Department of Psychology: women's career development, factors related to women's self-concepts and self-esteem. Marilyn Brownstein , Department of English: feminist literary criticism; feminist theory. Ruth Colker , College of Law; feminist legal theory. Suzanne Damarin , School of Educational Policy and Leadership: women and science, mathematics and technology; feminist epistemology. Nancy Ettlinger , Department of Geography: gender; social and cultural theory; feminism.
ISRR: Racial Issues And Identities
National Black Chamber of commerce. Materials for K12 Asian and Asian-American studies. Contemporaryand historical accounts of the african-american experience
http://www.vsu.edu/isrr/afriamer.htm

Extractions: A Guide to Resources on the Web Starting Points Civil Rights Business and Commerce Government and Politics ... Additional African American Links The Black World Today An online community that chronicles the daily social, political, cultural and economic realities of black communities and countries. Net Noir A network featuring channels on black issues, music, film, TV and women. American Indian Heritage Foundation NativeWeb A resource for indigineous peoples worldwide. Latino.com Asian Avenue Click2Asia USA Y?: The National Forum on People's Differences Ask questions about race, religion, gender, etc. U.S. Commission on Civil Rights An independent, bipartisan agency that investigates complaints of discrimination. Civil Rights Division , U.S. Department of Justice.
African American Studies
AFRICAN AMERICAN studies African American studies ABRONS ARTS CENTER HENRY STREET SETTLEMENT THEATER, 466 Grand Street, New York, New York 10002 (212598-0400). CONTACT PERSON Amy Blitz. PROGRAMS FOR First Grade through Twelfth Grade. African American studies, American History, Art/Architecture/Sculpture, Asian studies, City History, Colonial Period, commerce,
http://nt9.nyic.com/classtrips/search/browse.pl?subject=4&gif=appleoncomputer
@LA North American Cultural/Ethnic Resources In Southern California: Los Angeles
African American. Center, Fountain Valley Southern California Indian Center EducationComponent, commerce UCLA American Indian studies Center UCLA
http://www.at-la.com/@la-amer.htm

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