Kene' M. Anemene

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Kene' M. Anemene

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Email: anemene@bc.edu

Education

BA (Honours), Nnamdi Azikiwe University. Chinese Language Diploma, Zhejiang University of Science & Technology

Research Interests

West Africa and the African Diaspora

Atlantic History and Gender History

Advisors

Lorelle Semley

Priya Lal

Department

History

Biography

Kene' M. Anemene is a historian of West Africa and the African diaspora. His research primarily explores Atlantic History and Gender History. Specifically, his work moves beyond the stereotypical victimhood narrative (about women) to examine the survival strategies of African women during war, their roles in war efforts, and the varied manifestations of their contributions in social roles. His proficiency in Mandarin Chinese positions him to uniquely analyze his research through Chinese language sources.

Outside of academia, he is dedicated to mentoring underserved young Africans and promoting educational development across Nigeria.

Publications

“A Critique of Canada’s Loss of the United Nations Security Council Election in 2020”, (https://ejsit-journal.com/index.php/ejsit/article/view/431), European Journal of Science, Innovation and Technology, EJSIT, Vol. 4, No. 2, 2024.

Essay “China: A Parent Abroad”, (https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/PTydPlpA907-gj4x7zj-NQ), Weida Confucius Institute, 2020.

Poetry “中国又是人间的天堂” (trans. “China: A Paradise on Earth”), https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/SDCbyHKKXc2I9ttVQGPWkQ, Weida Confucius Institute, 2020.

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Kene' M. Anemene

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