CALBISPRESS BOOK SERIES / AFRICAN TRANSFORMATIONS
Calbis Studies inAfrican
Transformations.
Engaging African scholarship.
Understanding diverse trajectories of change.
Context-rich research on economic, social and institutional transformation across African societies.
African scholarship
Diverse contexts
Institutional change
CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONVERSATION
Your next chapter
could start here.
Help shape the next scholarly collection
in African Transformations.
NEW COLLECTIONS
A new conversation starts with a book.
No chapter calls are currently open in this series. We welcome proposals for edited collections within its scope. Approved books and their chapter calls will be announced here.
Submit a Book Proposal ↗THE GROWING COLLECTION
Books in the series.
The collection is taking shape.
Forthcoming books will appear here following editorial approval. Explore the series scope below or share a proposal for a new volume.
Submit a Book Proposal ↗ABOUT THE SERIES
Whose experiences shape theory?
Which futures become possible?
Bring a new book to the series ↗This series examines economic, social and institutional change across African contexts. It encompasses development, enterprise, work, governance, education, technology and community life, with attention to historical trajectories and regional diversity. Contributions should engage substantively with African scholarship and contexts, treating African experiences as sources of theoretical insight rather than merely settings for applying established frameworks.
For scholars and practitioners engaging substantively with African contexts, regional diversity and the contributions of African scholarship.
THE EDITORIAL COMMUNITY
Start an editorial conversation.
Discuss a book proposal
with the CalbisPress team.
Your idea. A shared editorial project.
Book editors will be introduced alongside approved collections. For now, contact the press to discuss the scope of a proposed volume, its readership and your proposed editorial team.
Contact CalbisPress ↗A NEW QUESTION. A NEW COLLECTION.
What should we
explore next?
Propose an edited book that brings fresh perspectives to african Transformations.