1.Sackeyfio, Naaborle., and Kaba, Amadu Jacky. 2022. \u201cGendering Environment and Climate Change in the Economic Community of West African States & the East African Community: Why Representation Matters,\u201d The Review of Black Political Economy, 49, (2): 203-222. <\/p>\n
2.\u201cThe Numbers and Percentages of Christians and Muslims in Africa,\u201d 2022. International Journal of African Catholicism (IJAC), 12 (1): 18-40. <\/p>\n
3.\u201cSierra Leone: A Historical Cultural Capital of Pan-Africanism,\u201d 2022. Sociology Mind, 12, (2): 76-100. <\/p>\n
4.”The Amistad and Models for Fighting Injustice,” 2021. African Update, XXVIII, (2): 13 pages. https:\/\/www2.ccsu.edu\/africaupdate\/?article=504<\/p>\n
5.Kaba, Amadu Jacky., and Nkweti Kaba, Andzi. 2020. \u201cCOVID-19 in African Countries versus other World Regions: A Review,\u201d African Journal of Reproductive Health (Special Edition on COVID-19); 24 (2): 125-141. <\/p>\n
6.\u201cExplaining Africa\u2019s Rapid Population Growth, 1950 to 2020: Trends, Factors, Implications, and Recommendations,\u201d 2020. Sociology Mind, 10, (4): 226-268.<\/p>\n
7.\u201cMacArthur Fellows, 1981-2018: Gender, Race and Educational Attainment,\u201d 2020. Sociology Mind, 10, (2): 86-126.<\/p>\n
8.\u201cUnited States Immigration Policies in the Trump Era,\u201d 2019. Sociology Mind, 9, (4): 316-349.<\/p>\n
9.\u201cEducational Attainment, Citizenship, and Black American Women in Elected and Appointed National Leadership Positions,\u201d 2017. The Review of Black Political Economy, 44, (1-2): 99-136. <\/p>\n
10.\u201cInheritance: The Net Worth of the 2011 Root Magazine\u2019s 100 Most Influential Young Black Americans,\u201d 2017. African Renaissance, 14 (1-2): 139-170.<\/p>\n
11.\u201cExplaining the High Cost of Higher Education to Black Americans: A Focus on Black American Women,\u201d 2017. Sociology Mind, 7, (4): 171-196.<\/p>\n
12.\u201cConceptualizing Tolerance as Recognition: Black American Endowed and Distinguished Professors of Education in US Colleges and Universities,\u201d 2016.Sociology Mind<\/em>, 6, (1): 1-31.<\/p>\n 13.Fredline A. O. M\u2019Cormack-Hale and Amadu Jacky Kaba. 2015. \u201cThe Obama Administration and U.S.-Africa Relations,\u201d Western Journal of Black Studies<\/em>, 39, (3):238-255.<\/p>\n 14.\u201cExplaining the Rapid Increase in Nigeria\u2019s Sex Ratio at Birth: Factors and Implications,\u201d 2015. African Journal of Reproductive Health<\/em>, 19, (2): 17-33.<\/p>\n 15.”The Paradoxes of Africa’s Development: African Union’s Contributions to Africa’s Recent Achievements, 2005-2014,\u201d 2014 [published in April 2015].Journal of African Foreign Affairs<\/em>, 1, (2): 55-72.<\/p>\n 16.”Contributors to the American Sociological Review, 2010,” 2015. Sociology Mind, 5, (2): 114-146.<\/p>\n 17.\u201cHurricane Katrina: Perspectives on Winners and Losers,\u201d 2014. Journal of African American History<\/em>, 99, (3): 290-298.<\/p>\n 18.\u201cA Statistical Report on the Educational Attainment Status of Black Americans,\u201d 2014. African Renaissance<\/em>, 11, (2): 79-100.<\/p>\n 19.”Challenges to the Study of Islamic Education in African Universities,\u201d 2014.American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences<\/em>, 31, (3): 23-49.<\/p>\n 20.\u201cProfile of Contributors to the American Political Science Review<\/em>, 2010,\u201d 2013.Journal of Politics and Law<\/em>, 6, (2): 54-82.<\/p>\n 21.\u201cBlack Americans, Gains in Science and Engineering Degrees, and Gender,\u201d 2013. Sociology Mind<\/em>, 3 (1): 67-82<\/p>\n 22.\u201cBlack Americans and Interracial Marriage: A Focus on Black Women,\u201d 2012. Sociology Mind<\/em>, 2, (4): 407-427.<\/p>\n 23.\u201cAnalyzing the Anglo-American hegemony in the Times Higher Education Rankings,\u201d 2012. Education Policy Analysis Archives<\/em>, 20, (21): 1-53.<\/p>\n 24.\u201cThe Exclusion of Black Women from National Leadership Positions in the United States: Taxation with Limited Representation,\u201d 2012. Sociology Mind<\/em>, 2, (2): 133-140.<\/p>\n 25.”Talented Tenth: An Analysis of the 2011 Root Magazine\u2019s 100 Most Influential Young Black Americans,\u201d 2012. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, <\/em>2, (5): 1-31.<\/p>\n 26.\u201cAfrican Americans in the U.S. Women\u2019s National Basketball Association, 2006: From the NCAA to the WNBA,\u201d 2012. Sociology Mind,<\/em> 2, (1): 98-108.<\/p>\n 27.”African American Women Voters: Review Article,” 2011. The Review of Black Political Economy, <\/em>38, (3): 183-203.<\/p>\n 28.\u201cThe Family and Political Unity between Blacks and Jews in the United States,\u201d 2011. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science<\/em>, 1, (21): 167-177.<\/p>\n 29.”The Status of Africa\u2019s Emigration Brain Drain in the 21st<\/sup> Century,\u201d2011.<\/em>Western Journal of Black Studies, <\/em>35, (3): 187-207.<\/p>\n 30.\u201cRace, Conquest and Revenge: Why Do Black People Resist Racial Revenge?\u201d 2011. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science,<\/em> 1, (16): 92-106.<\/p>\n 31.”Explaining the Causes of the Black-White Wealth Gap in the United States,” 2011.Sociology Mind<\/em>,1,(3): 138-143.<\/p>\n 32.”Inter-Ethnic\/Interracial Romantic Relationships in the United States: Factors Responsible for the Low Rates of Marriages Between Blacks and Whites,” 2011. Sociology Mind<\/em>, 1, (3): 121-129.<\/p>\n 33.\u201cMichelle Obama and the Black Female Diaspora: The Most Influential Black Woman in History?\u201d 2010 (Published April 2011). African Renaissance,<\/em>7, (3-4): 41-59.<\/p>\n 34.\u201cAfrican Americans in the National Basketball Association (NBA), 2005-2006: Demography and Earnings,\u201d 2011. International Journal of Social and Management Sciences<\/em>, 4, (1): 1-25.<\/p>\n 35.\u201cBlack American Females as Geniuses,\u201d 2011.Journal of African American Studies<\/em>, 15, (1): 120-124.<\/p>\n 36.\u201cEducational Attainment, Population Increase and the Progress of African Americans,\u201d 2010.Journal of Pan African Studies, <\/em>3, (9): 106-127.<\/p>\n 37.\u201cInheritance, Race and the Four Major Factors for the Unity Between African Americans and European Americans: Land\/Territory, Blood\/Genes, Religion and Language,\u201d 2010. African Renaissance<\/em>, 7, (2): 93-106<\/p>\n 38.”Demographics and Profile: The Most Cited Black Scholars in the Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities,” 2009. Journal of Pan African Studies<\/em>, 3 (2): 153-207.<\/p>\n 39.”The Numerical Distribution of Muslims in Africa,” 2009. American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences,<\/em> 26, (3): 1-23.<\/p>\n 40.Kaba, Amadu Jacky and Ward, Deborah. E. 2009. “African Americans and U.S. Politics: The Gradual Progress of Black Women in Political Representation,”The Review of Black Political Economy<\/em>, 36, (1): 29-50.<\/p>\n 41.”Explaining President Barack Obama\u2019s First Visit to Africa (Egypt): Three Phenomena of Africa and Africans as the Core of U.S.-Arab\/Muslim Relations,” 2009. African Renaissance<\/em>, 6, (2): 103-107.<\/p>\n 42.”Life Expectancy, Death Rates, Geography and Black People: A Statistical World Overview,” 2009. Journal of Black Studies<\/em>, 39, (3): 337-347.<\/p>\n 43.”Population Increase, Environment, Food Access and Development in Africa: The Role of the African Union,” (2006) [Published April 2009]. Journal of African Policy Studies<\/em>, 12, (2&3): 42-68.<\/p>\n 44.”Africa\u2019s Development in the Era of Barack Obama: The Role of the African Union,” 2009. Journal of Pan African Studies<\/em>, 2, (9): 101-116.<\/p>\n 45.”Sex Ratio at Birth and Racial Differences: Why Do Black Women Give Birth to More Females Than Non-Black Women?,” 2008.African Journal of Reproductive Health<\/em>, 12, (3): 139-150.<\/p>\n 46.”Culture, Economic Progress and Immigration: The Hispanic\/Latino Population in the U.S. and the North African\/Muslim Population in European Countries,” 2008. The Delaware Review of Latin American Studies<\/em>, 9, (1): 1-11.<\/p>\n 47.”Barack Obama\u2019s Dual Triple Heritage,” 2008. Journal of Pan African Studies<\/em>, 2, (4): 12-21.<\/p>\n 48.”Religion, Immigration and Assimilation: the Hispanic\/Latino Population in the nited States and the North African\/Muslim Population in Europe,” 2008.Asian Journal of Latin American Studies<\/em>, 21, (2): 69-102.<\/p>\n 49.”Race, Gender and Progress: Are Black American Women the New Model Minority?” 2008.Journal of African American Studies<\/em>, 12, (4): 309-335.<\/p>\n 50.”Educational Attainment, Income Levels and Africans in the United States: The Paradox of Nigerian Immigrants,” 2007. West Africa Review<\/em>, Issue 11:1-27.<\/p>\n 51.”The Black World and the Dual Brain Drain: A Focus on African Americans,” 2007. Journal of African American Studies<\/em>, 11, (1):16-23.<\/p>\n 52.”The Two West Africas: the Two Historical Phases of the West African Brain Drain,” 2007.Journal of Pan African Studies<\/em>, 1, (8): 77-92.<\/p>\n 53.”Kenya-U.S. Relations: The Urgent Need to Manage Kenya\u2019s Migrant and HIV-AIDS Brain Drain,” 2006. Journal of Pan African Studies<\/em>, 1, (6): 79-86.<\/p>\n 54.”The Gradual Shift of Wealth and Power from African American Males to African American Females,” 2005. Journal of African American Studies<\/em>, 9, (3): 33-44.<\/p>\n 55.”The Spread of Christianity and Islam in Africa: A Survey and Analysis of the Numbers and Percentages of Christians, Muslims and Those who Practice Indigenous Religions,” 2005. Western Journal of Black Studies<\/em>, 29, (2):553-570.<\/p>\n 56.”Progress of African Americans in Higher Education Attainment: The Widening Gender Gap and Its Current and Future Implications,” 2005. Education Policy Analysis Archives<\/em>, 13, (25): 1-34. Article at: http:\/\/epaa.asu.edu\/epaa\/vol13.html.<\/p>\n 57.”British and French Africa: the High Death Rate of African Women in Sub-Saharan British Africa,” 2006. African Renaissance, <\/em>3, (1): 34-41.<\/p>\n 58.”The Blood and Family Relations Between Africans and Europeans in the United States,” 2006. African Renaissance<\/em>, 3, (2):105-114.<\/p>\n 59.”Africa, America and UN Security Council Reform: the U.S. Must Lead the Movement to Award the African Union a Permanent Seat on the Security Council,” 2005. African Renaissance<\/em>, 2, (5):39-47.<\/p>\n 60.”Africa\u2019s Migration and Terminal Brain Drain,” 2005. African Renaissance, <\/em>2, (4):111-118.<\/p>\n 61.”Africa\u2019s Migration Brain Drain: the Costs and Benefits to the Continent,” 2004. Chimera<\/em>, 2 (3):19-30. Article at: http:\/\/www.usaafrica.org\/Chimera-FallWinter04.html<\/p>\n 62.”Africa-U.S. Partnership in the 21st Century,” 2004. Chimera<\/em>, 2 (1), 18-25. Utilized by the United States Army War College, Carlisle, PA, as part of selected readings on U.S. foreign policy toward Africa in early 2005. Article at: http:\/\/www.usaafrica.org\/Chimera-Spring04.html<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 1.Sackeyfio, Naaborle., and Kaba, Amadu Jacky. 2022. \u201cGendering Environment and Climate Change in the Economic Community of West African States & the East African Community: Why Representation Matters,\u201d The Review of Black Political Economy, 49, (2): 203-222. 2.\u201cThe Numbers and Percentages of Christians and Muslims in Africa,\u201d 2022. 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