2024. Madore F. and L. Audet Gosselin. “Religion on the Internet and New Information and Communication Technologies in Burkina Faso.” In Religious Encounters and Social Dynamics in Burkina Faso, edited by A. Degorce, L.O. Kibora and K. Langewiesche, 263–88. Dakar: Amalion. Abstract This chapter explores the relationship between religion and the internet in Burkina Faso, focusing on the role of […]
On 19 July 2023, I gave a training workshop on online research to nearly fifty PhD students from the Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo (Burkina Faso).
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I’m very grateful to Robert Launay for writing a review of my digital database Islam Burkina Faso Collection in the latest issue of Reviews in Digital Humanities: “The collection is an invaluable research tool for scholars in or outside Burkina Faso, offering access to material that is difficult or impossible to find outside — and
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I am honored to have received one of the two “2023 Emerging Open Scholarship Award” of the Canadian Social Knowledge Institute (C-SKI) and its partners for my work on the Islam Burkina Faso Collection. I would especially like to thank Perry Collins, the LibraryPress@UF, the Sahel Research Group and my current institution, Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient
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In August 2022, I attended the 12th European Summer University in Digital Humanities “Culture & Technology”, hosted by the University of Leipzig and organised by Elisabeth Burr in collaboration with the Forum Digital Humanities Leipzig (FDHL). The two-week intensive programme consisted of 36 hours of workshops, four teaser sessions, six lectures, four project presentations and
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Workshop Femmes africaines dans une société d’hommes: espaces contraints, habilité sociale et formes d’émancipation, Université de Kabala (Mali), March 22, 2022. Abstract Encore aujourd’hui, nombre de féministes, d’organisations de défense des droits de l’homme et de médias occidentaux tendent à présenter les femmes musulmanes comme étant passives, opprimées et « ayant besoin d’être sauvées »
2020. “Francophone Muslim intellectuals, Islamic associational life and religious authority in Burkina Faso.” Africa 90 (3): 625-46. Abstract The attention paid to the security threats hanging over Burkina Faso, while legitimate, has overshadowed the underlying transformations in Islamic associational life since the fall of President Blaise Compaoré in October 2014. This major political upheaval had a significant
La construction d’une sphère publique musulmane en Afrique de l’Ouest. Québec/Paris: Presses de l’Université Laval/Hermann, 2016. Abstract Autrefois qualifié de « fille aimée de l’Église », le Burkina Faso compte aujourd’hui plus de 60 % de musulmans. Outre leur importance numérique, ceux-ci se sont montrés dynamiques depuis le tournant des années 1990, notamment avec un foisonnement associatif particulièrement important,
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