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An examination of the Yoruba market as a nexus of civic governance, trade regulation, female political authority, and sacred civic peace.
The Ìbàdàn school of history, Ṣàbúrí Bíọ́bákú and Bọ́lánlé Awé, Tóyìn Fálọlá, Ayọ̀ Bámgbóṣé and Adébóyè Bàbálọlá on Yoruba language and oral poetry, Rowland Abíọ́dún and Babátúndé Lawal on art, and Akínwùnmí Ògúndìran on archaeology.
The life, diplomatic mediation, and historiographical legacy of the Anglican clergyman whose posthumously published 1921 masterwork established the foundation of modern Yoruba historical writing.
An overview of the life, scholarship, methodological innovations, and historiographical debates surrounding the historian Toyin Fálọlá.
A scholarly analysis of the historical development, religious revitalization, demographic footprint, and institutional divergences of the Yoruba presence in the United States.
A scholarly analysis of return circulation across the Black Atlantic and migration geography, examining historical returnee flows, theoretical models, ritual divergences, and historiographical debates.
The institutional organization of Yoruba artisanal crafts, commercial associations, lineage production, apprenticeship systems, and the colonial transition from kinship workshops to territorial guilds.
How the late nineteenth- and twentieth-century expansion of cocoa farming restructured Yoruba land tenure, labor arrangements, gender roles, and intergenerational wealth accumulation.
An examination of Yoruba domestic servitude, the iwofa debt-pawnship system, internal legal categories, and the complex impacts of nineteenth-century wars and colonial abolition.