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Robert M. Baum

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Dartmouth College

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Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program

Robert M. Baum is currently serving as a Faculty Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Dartmouth College.

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african identity history religious studies african studies african diaspora sociology anthropology archaeology social history historiography cultural history economic history colonialism gendered sexuality social justice historical review african political economy agricultural history african development african economy contemporary islam american archaeology historical archaeology post-colonial criticism sexual rights black experience black feminism precolonial senegambia diola religion slave trade west africa diola prophetic tradition alinesitoue diatta vichy senegal colonial agricultural schemes prophetic critiques west african women religion sociology of religion african religions cultural anthropology

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West African Women of God: A Response. Journal of Africana Religions (2018)

Robert M. Baum

black feminismblack experiencereligious studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporareligionwest african womenafrican identity

Prophetic Critiques of Colonial Agricultural Schemes: The Case of Alinesitoué Diatta in Vichy Senegal. Journal of West African History (2016)

Robert M. Baum

historyafrican political economypost-colonial criticismafrican economycolonialismafrican developmentprophetic critiquescolonial agricultural schemesafrican american studiesalinesitoue diattavichy senegalafrican studiesagricultural economicsagricultural history

West Africa's Women of God: Alinesitoué and the Diola Prophetic Tradition. (2015)

Robert M. Baum

religious studiesdiola prophetic traditionwest africaafrican american studiesafrican identity

Margot Badran, Editor. Gender and Islam in Africa: Rights, Sexuality, and Law. Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson Center Press and Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 2011. 336 Pp. $60.00.. Islamic Africa (2013)

Robert M. Baum

gendered sexualityintersectionalityafrican identitysexual rightsgender studiescontemporary islamafrican american studiesafrican diasporagender inequalityafrican studiessocial justicefeminist theory

Shrines of the Slave Trade: Diola Religion and Society in Precolonial Senegambia. The American Historical Review (2000)

James SearingRobert M. Baum

historyamerican archaeologysociologysocial historyhistorical reviewhistoriographydiola religionanthropologyslave tradearchaeologyhistorical archaeologyeconomic historyprecolonial senegambiacultural history

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Robert M. Baum

Professor

Dartmouth College

Affiliations

Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program

Robert M. Baum is currently serving as a Faculty Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Dartmouth College.

Honors

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Robert M. Baum

Dartmouth College

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Notable Scholarly Works

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West African Women of God: A Response. Journal of Africana Religions (2018)

Robert M. Baum

black feminismblack experiencereligious studiesafrican american studiesafrican diasporareligionwest african womenafrican identity

Prophetic Critiques of Colonial Agricultural Schemes: The Case of Alinesitoué Diatta in Vichy Senegal. Journal of West African History (2016)

Robert M. Baum

West Africa's Women of God: Alinesitoué and the Diola Prophetic Tradition. (2015)

Robert M. Baum

religious studiesdiola prophetic traditionwest africaafrican american studiesafrican identity

Robert M. Baum

gendered sexualityintersectionalityafrican identitysexual rightsgender studiescontemporary islamafrican american studiesafrican diasporagender inequalityafrican studiessocial justicefeminist theory

Shrines of the Slave Trade: Diola Religion and Society in Precolonial Senegambia. The American Historical Review (2000)

James SearingRobert M. Baum

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