Jude Fokwang, PhD is Professor of Anthropology at Regis University, Denver and has been Chair of the Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Criminology since 2021. I have also taught in the Master's in Development Practice (MDP) Program since its inception in 2015.

by Jude Fokwang | posted in: Anthropology of Religion, Book Reviews, Cameroon Studies, Ethnography & Methods, Grassfields Studies, South African Studies | 2 Francis B. Nyamnjoh, Drinking from the Cosmic Gourd: How Amos Tutuola can Change Our Minds .

In Cultivating Moral Citizenship, ethnographer, Jude Fokwang unpacks the meanings, mechanisms and processes through which young people in an inner city of the West African nation of Cameroon respond to local and global challenges as they seek to position themselves as social adults.

by Jude Fokwang | posted in: Anthropology of Religion, Gender Studies | 7 It’s a given in most, if not all religious world views that humans have “a” soul – a non-physical entity that accounts for our very existence.

Jude Fokwang, PhD is Professor of Anthropology at Regis University and Executive Publisher at Spears Media Press. His areas of research have included democratization and traditional leadership, gender, youth identities and citizenship as well as associational life in …

In Cultivating Moral Citizenship, ethnographer, Jude Fokwang unpacks the meanings, mechanisms and processes through which young people in an inner city of the West African nation of Cameroon respond to local and global challenges as they seek to position themselves as social adults.

Compiled by Jude D. Fokwang. The following bibliography details the names of scholars (and their works) who have researched and published on the Bali or the Chamba more broadly. These authors include expatriate scholars, some of whom are leading authorities on traditional religion and ritual among the Chamba.

Ethnographic filmmaker, Jude Fokwang carried out fieldwork in this community for a period of 16 months and built tremendous rapport with the young men and women featured in the film. With limited narration, he permits the characters to tell their stories and insights in …

Anthropology of Human Rights This course critically examines the salience of human rights discourse and practices in the contemporary world, anthropologists’ engagements with the so-called tensions between universalism and relativism, the proliferation of charters of rights and the ways in which rights discourses are expressed in communities by various constituencies …

Jan 28, 2021 · by Jude Fokwang | posted in: Grassfields Studies, Historical Studies, Political Anthropology | 8 Originally published in the BCA-USA Mirror , Vol. 6 (3) May 2018. Now updated and expanded