Sara Rich Dorman
@srd.bsky.social
Edinburgh. Newfoundland. Canada. Political Scientist. I curate the afripolsky feed for those studying or interested in African Politics (broadly conceived). Previously @srdorman and @afr_pol
I was wondering if you were in that 'amber' flood risk zone
January 23, 2026 at 12:32 PM
I was wondering if you were in that 'amber' flood risk zone
were any african states invited?
January 22, 2026 at 11:15 AM
were any african states invited?
There was an option to be a tester on the beta version as it developed -- curious to know if you did?
January 22, 2026 at 10:58 AM
There was an option to be a tester on the beta version as it developed -- curious to know if you did?
"The classes will be: 1. Gan Yem 2. Religion 3. Natural History 4. Nihon 5. Shakespeare 6. Bronze Ages 7. Visit to NMS 8. A miscellany." <= interestingly eclectic (and that's only the ones I actually understand).
January 21, 2026 at 8:27 PM
"The classes will be: 1. Gan Yem 2. Religion 3. Natural History 4. Nihon 5. Shakespeare 6. Bronze Ages 7. Visit to NMS 8. A miscellany." <= interestingly eclectic (and that's only the ones I actually understand).
Reposted by Sara Rich Dorman
This one still 'forthcoming' - written mainly in 2021-22, published as working paper 2023, book still not out, but promised this year! cadmus.eui.eu/entities/pub...
Post-colonial citizenship and decolonisation as a turning point : continuities and discontinuities in African states
This paper considers decolonisation as a turning point, or moment of change, in the history of the legal regulation of belonging and membership, with a particular focus on Africa. The paper compares t...
cadmus.eui.eu
January 21, 2026 at 4:07 PM
This one still 'forthcoming' - written mainly in 2021-22, published as working paper 2023, book still not out, but promised this year! cadmus.eui.eu/entities/pub...