In this teachable essay, Agozino identifies lessons that can be learned from the methods of work by iconic thinkers of African descent who are misrepresented as advocates of violence. The interpretation is original and affirms that seeking non-violence trumps militarism in Africa today. There is an Africana philosophy of non-violence that we should study and practice more seriously as part of our liberation strategies.

A criminology on reparations and emerging contestations at a time of global moral and accountability reckoning of the gravest crime against humanity.

What became of Greek philosophy once the African source was destroyed? Explore with Agozino answers to the African question in Western philosophy.

Legends are to be celebrated, especially when they are alive. Agozino furthers this tradition by celebrating the prolific intellectual, author, poet, and activist, Ifi Amadiume.

Hugo Chavez may have helped to inspire social democratic revolutions across South America in preference to the fruitless decades of violent armed struggles