• DOI:10.1080/17528631.2010.481973
Corpus ID: 143037956

A new generation of Ethiopianists: the Universal Ethiopian Students Association and The African: Journal of African Affairs, 1937–1948

@article{Seife2010ANG,
  title={A new generation of Ethiopianists: the Universal Ethiopian Students Association and The African: Journal of African Affairs, 1937–1948},
  author={Hillina Seife},
  journal={African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal},
  year={2010},
  volume={3},
  pages={197 - 209}
}

• Hillina Seife
• Published 2010
• Sociology
• African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal

Abstract This paper explores the obscure Universal Ethiopian Student Association (UESA) and the journal that began as their organ, The African: Journal of African Affairs (1937–1948), as an example of modern Ethiopianism. It analyzes The African for clues about what the UESA was, who was involved, who it purported to speak for and to, and the kinds of cross-metropole (and metropole-colony) networks and associations it fostered. The author asserts that unlike many similar political and student… Expand

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