A Dozen Decades of Igbo Diaspora Disruptions - M O Ene at Igbo Conference скачать в хорошем качестве

A Dozen Decades of Igbo Diaspora Disruptions - M O Ene at Igbo Conference

Dr M. O. Ene holds a PhD from the University of Southampton, England, UK. He has taught various college courses at three universities in three continents. He has pioneered innovative academic and sociopolitical programs such as the Aladimma Agenda. A widely travelled campus citizen, he is multilingual and an ardent across-the-curriculum scholar. Ene has authored many books and seminal documents of diverse interests: academic, culture, literature, and current affairs. His latest work is "The Culture of Kolanut." He is the proponent of Cyberology: the study of cyberspace—history, evolution, sociocultural trends, and the changing human society. He currently lives and thrives in New Jersey, USA with his family. @Aladimma facebook.com/drmoene --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr M.O Ene spoke at the virtual Igbo symposium on Disruptions: Breaks & Ruptures, which held from 17th-19th June 2020. Over the three days a range of speakers discussed significant moments of change for Igbo people, brought about by disruptive forces (both positive and negative). Conversations engaged with key historical events and changes in cultural practices, notions of identity and ways of seeing the world. To be notified about our events and our work in Igbo Studies, sign up for the Igbo conference mailing list at http://igboconference.com/newsletter/