Titlebook: African Societies; The Changing Sociolo R. Sooryamoorthy Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Eric M. Uslaner,Gabriel Badescus the production of sociological knowledge is not exclusively the domain of sociologists. Other social scientists with their training in other disciplines have an interest in researching sociological topics that lead to publications in African sociology. Considering the contribution of other social

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Eric M. Uslaner,Gabriel Badescung Africans living on the continent and those living outside its borders. Both have made efforts to study and understand Africa from a range of perspectives. The analysis presented in this chapter demonstrates the presence of African sociology in international forums such as conferences. The chapter

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Sociological Knowledge,a used and analysed in this chapter lay the foundation for a deeper analysis of sociology through the examination of sociological research publications that appeared in the form of journal articles and book chapters. The analysis in this chapter focuses on publication trends between 2000 and 2020, t

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Co-Authorship and Collaboration,nt among African authors. Collaboration types such as within Africa, outside Africa, Africa-South, Africa-North and Africa-Asia are examined. Not only the kinds of collaboration but also the factors that facilitate or impede collaboration are relevant. The chapter investigates the types and trends o

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Citations,knowledge and public domains. Publications are generated not solely to create knowledge but also to enable others to make use of them. The impact of publications is therefore crucial in furthering knowledge in specific areas. Both are often connected to the quality and outlets of publications. A det

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Topics, grouped. These were analysed by the year, the types (articles or chapters), the source (the WoS and others), the empirical or theoretical nature of the publications, the kind of methodologies (quantitative, qualitative or mixed), the composition of authorship and the types of collaborations. The ch

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Knowledge and Departmental Nexus,s the production of sociological knowledge is not exclusively the domain of sociologists. Other social scientists with their training in other disciplines have an interest in researching sociological topics that lead to publications in African sociology. Considering the contribution of other social