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Moses Ochonu's Degrees

PhD History Michigan State University
Masters History Michigan State University
Bachelors History University of Nigeria

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According to Wikipedia, Moses Ebe Ochonu is a Nigerian academic, historian, author and professor of African History at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee. He has been the Cornelius Vanderbilt Chair in History since 2017.

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Colonialism within colonialism: the Hausa-Caliphate imaginary and the British colonial administration of the Nigerian Middle Belt (2008) (35)
Colonialism by Proxy: Hausa Imperial Agents and Middle Belt Consciousness in Nigeria (2014) (33)
Colonial Meltdown: Northern Nigeria in the Great Depression (2009) (32)
Historical Dictionary of Nigeria (2011) (22)
Conjoined to Empire: The Great Depression and Nigeria (2006) (19)
Corruption and Political Culture in Africa: History, Meaning, and the Problem of Naming (2011) (11)
Yoruba Elites and Ethnic Politics in Nigeria: Obafemi Awolowo and Corporate Agency (2015) (10)
Elusive History: Fractured Archives, Politicized Orality, and Sensing the Postcolonial Past (2015) (10)
African Colonial Economies: Land, Labor, and Livelihoods (2013) (9)
"Native Habits are Difficult to Change": British Medics and the Dilemmas of Biomedical Discourses and Practice in Early Colonial Northern Nigeria (2004) (5)
The Wangara Trading Network in Precolonial West Africa: An Early Example of Africans Investing in Africa (2015) (4)
MASCULINE ANXIETIES, CULTURAL POLITICS, AND DEBATES OVER INDEPENDENT WOMANHOOD AMONG IDOMA MALE MIGRANTS IN LATE COLONIAL NORTHERN NIGERIA (2011) (4)
Democracy and the performance of power: observations from Nigeria (2004) (3)
Looking for Race: Pigmented Pasts and Colonial Mentality in “Non Racial” Africa (2018) (3)
African Colonial Economies: State Control, Peasant Maneuvers, and Unintended Outcomes (2013) (3)
Critical Convergence: The Great Depression and the Meshing of Nigerian and British Anti-Colonial Polemic (2009) (2)
Caliphate Expansion and Sociopolitical Change in Nineteenth-Century Lower Benue Hinterlands (2017) (2)
A colony in crisis : Northern Nigeria, British colonialism, and the great depression (2004) (1)
Protection by Proxy: The Hausa-Fulani as Agents of British Colonial Rule in Northern Nigeria (2017) (1)
COLONIAL ITINERARIES: MUHAMMADU DIKKO'S METROPOLITAN ADVENTURES (2020) (1)
The Dilemmas of Explaining Africa. (2008) (1)
Lecture: New faculty research in black Atlantic history (2006) (0)
Colonialism by Proxy (2014) (0)
3. Social Transformations and Unintended Consequences in a Depressed Economy (2009) (0)
2. The Depression and the Colonial Encounter in Northern Nigeria (2009) (0)
Africans and the Colonial Economy (2018) (0)
Introduction: Crisis, Colonial Failure, and Subaltern Suffering (2009) (0)
Historicizing Nigeria's Crisis of Existential Legitimacy (2010) (0)
Philip J. Shea (2007) (0)
Unity in Diversity: Palace Art in Nigeria (2008) (0)
PLANTATION SLAVERY IN THE SOKOTO CALIPHATE (2020) (0)
4. Protests, Petitions, and Polemics on the Economic Crisis (2009) (0)
5. The Periphery Strikes Back (2009) (0)
The Idoma Hope Rising Union and the politics of patriarchy and ethnic honor (2013) (0)
The Wangara Trading Network in Precolonial West Africa (2015) (0)
Diaspora intellectuals, alienation and the production of Africa in the Euro-American academy (2017) (0)
Making Headway: The Introduction of Western Civilization in Colonial Northern Nigeria (2011) (0)
Philip Shea (2006) (0)
Emirs in London (2022) (0)
Nation on board: becoming Nigerian at sea (2017) (0)
1. From Empire to Colony (2009) (0)
South African Afrophobia in local and continental contexts (2020) (0)
6. Economic Recovery and Grassroots Revenue Offensives (2009) (0)
Art, History, and Power in the Dutse Palace (2010) (0)

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