Presents rival arguments for the Indo-European and African origins of the ancient Egyptian civilisation. Papers from the 1974 Cairo conference. Notes, maps, bibs, 136pp, UK. KARNAK HOUSE.

A newly revised edition which includes a 1977 interview by Carlos Moore. Diop presents an argument for the creation of a unified black African state. 125pp, USA. LAWRENCE HILL.

A classic of Panafricanist scholarship, comparing the political and social systems of Europe and black Africa, from antiquity to the creation of modern states. Bib, 240pp, USA. LAWRENCE HILL BOOKS.

Challenges orthodox scholarship by demonstrating that Egypt was a black civilization, and that Greek civilization owes a substantial debt to Egyptian ideas and accomplishments. 77 b/w figs, notes, bib, index, xxi, 440pp, USA. LAWRENCE HILL, 1556520484

Argues that the geographical and cultural origins of patriarchy and matriarchy lie in Europe and Africa respectively, and that these proclivities predispose the inhabitants of both areas towards a particular world view and thus meaningful conflict. xix, 202 pp. KARNAK HOUSE.

1989 0907015441 Paperback

A collection of Diop's essays on linguistics and the cultural problems of black Africa. Themes cover history, national languages, the political, cultural, scientific, technical and industrial future of the African continent. Bib, 152pp, UK. KARNAK HOUSE.

1996 0907015808 Paperback