Articles · No. 05-06 (2023): CODESRIA Bulletin, No 5 & 6, 2023 - Special Issue: 16th CODESRIA General Assembly
A New Learning Experience of Training in the Social Sciences Using Online Platforms in Low-Resource Settings: A Pandemic Experience at Busitema University, Uganda
- Published 2023-12-29
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In this issue
No. 05-06 (2023): CODESRIA Bulletin, No 5 & 6, 2023 - Special Issue: 16th CODESRIA General Assembly →- Editorial: CODESRIA at Fifty: Surviving the Storm Murunga
- Call for Papers for 16th CODESRIA General Assembly Journal System
- Epidemics in African History: A Historiographical Approach Babere Kerata Chachaa
- La théorie de l’État fragile à l’épreuve des faits et du temps : de la Covid-19 à la décolonisation des sciences sociales et humaines Jacques Tshibwabwa-Kuditshini