Polyrhythmicity: Foundations of African Philosophy , by  Kofi Kissi Dompere, a Professor of  mathematical economics at Howard University, has won this year’s Diop Conference award for Best Scholarly Work.  In choosing the book, which we published in March this year, the award committee wrote to the author: “I want to inform you that the committee for awards at the Diop Conference has selected your book to receive the highest honor among scholars this year. You have written a great book and the intellectuals in our field believe that you should be very proud of Polyrhythmicity.” The award is sponsored by ANKH, an institute dedicated to the scientific investigations of sources, texts, and artefacts of ancient Africa.  The award will be granted at the Diop Conference in Philadelphia on October 14, 2006. For details, please see: www.asante.net/diop/program.html  and see page 4.

 

Please join us in congratulating Professor Dompere for a well-deserved honour.

 

Professor Dompere is also the author of  African Union: Pan African Analytical Foundations  another great book,which we also published in March this year. And watch out for his forthcoming book on the Epistemics of Decision-Making Theory!