Vol. 1 of The Black Lexicon series, Key Concepts in the Discipline of Africology establishes the foundational language necessary for sustained academic excellence and serious Africological inquiry.
I offer this book as a intellectual memoir of a dream betrayed. I believe that what had become known as the American Dream was a cumulative result of numerous decisions, policies, personalities and actions that captured the spirit of freedom,...
Are you an individual passionate about the political, socioeconomical, and cultural predicament of the African continent? Do you often worry about the mismanagement and abuse of African resources? If you’ve been looking for a book that will highlight how Africa...
The 250-page book comprises 26 concise chapters that detail the political journey of Peter Obi, beginning from his entry into Nigeria’s turbulent political landscape. It chronicles his trajectory since 2003 while also tracing Nigeria's democratic evolution—starting from General Abdulsalami Abubakar’s...
Human knowledge is fundamentally defined as "justified true belief," a definition that has ignited significant debates in epistemology regarding "belief," "justification," and "truth." This work explores the definition of knowledge while addressing contemporary challenges. Part One examines the essence of...
After traveling the world doing workshops on the steps and Big Book studies for over twenty years, Danny has realized how many people have no real understanding of the program of recovery. The national recovery rate of 15 percent success...
Nicholas Gage's meticulously documented and consistently absorbing account chronicles the stormy love affair between Maria Callas (1923-77) and Aristotle Onassis (1906-75). Gage sees the soprano who reinvented the art of opera and the tycoon who transformed the shipping industry as...