Publications of Mbaye B. Lo    :chronological  combined  bibtex listing:

Books

1. M.B. Lo, Amrika: al-Islam wa al-Sudan: Qiraat fi Ghayahib al-Fikr al-Siyasi al-Hadith. (July, 2011), Cairo: Arab and African Research Center & Khartoum: Center for the Studies of Islam and Contemporary Muslim World (Book’s English Title: America, Islam and Sudan: Readings in the Darkness of Modern Political Thought..)  [abs].
2. M.B. Lo, Civil Society-Based Governance in Africa: Theories and Practices: ( A Case Study of Senegal) (September, 2010), pp. 217, Society Studies Center (info@societystudies.org.) [OpenOffice, PDF] [abs].
3. Understanding the Muslim Discourse: Language, Tradition and the Message of Ben Laden (2009), University Press of America .
4. Lo, Mbaye, Muslims in America: race, politics and community building (2004), Amana Publications: Beltsville, Md. .
5. Lo, Mbaye, Arabic Language and literary themes in the African literature (2 ed.), Arab and African Research Center .
6. Lo, Mbaye, The intricacy of power transfer in Africa: Nigeria, a case study (October, 1998), Khartoum: International University of Africa, University Press .

Papers Published

1. with Aman Nadhiri, Contextualizing "Muridiyyah" within the American muslim community: Perspectives on the past, present and future, African Journal of Political Science and International Relations, vol. 4(6) (June, 2010), pp. 231–240  [abs].
2. The Evolution of Arabic Literature in West Africa, Afro-Arab Selections for Social Sciences no. 10 (2009), pp. 171-178 [PDF] [author's comments].
3. with Taimoor Aziz (Trinity 2009), Muslim Marriage Goes Online: The Use of Internet Match-making by American Muslims, Fall Edition, Journal of Religion and Popular Culture., vol. 21 (3) (November), Journal of Religion & Popular Culture [html]  [abs].
4. Eavesdropping on Civil Society Associations in Senegal, Dirasaat Ifrikiyyah Journal, vol. 3 (December, 2007), : International University of Africa Press .
5. Re-conceptualizing Civil Society: The Debate Continues With Specific Reference to Contemporary Senegal, African & Asian Studies, vol. 5 no. 1 (2006) .
6. Lo, Mbaye, Seeking the roots of terrorism: a traditional Islamic perspective.”, Journal of Religion and Popular Culture. Volume X, (Summer, 2005) [html] .
7. Lo, Mbaye, “Arabic and the Development of ‘ajami Writings in Africa.”, El-Multaqa. Journal (October, 2000) .
8. Lo, Mbaye, Islam in the African American literature: a native African, New York: Message International, ICNA Publications (November, 1998) .

Other

1. The African University: the Mission and the Message, Presented at International University of Africa, Khartoum, Sudan, Africa Hall (4, 2009) .
2. Civil Society: Concepts, Theories and Practices, Presented at Shariqa Hall University of Khartoum, (June 2, 2009). (2, 2009) .
3. Contextualizing Muridiyyah within the American Muslim Communities: perspectives on past, present and future, presented at the International Conference on the Globalization of the Muridiyya Muslim Ordert. Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, NY (23, 2009) .
4. Lived Islam, Presented at 6th Duke-UNC Graduate Students Conference (5, 2009) .
5. Oral Proficiency Interview & the Arabic Classroom: How and What, Presented at the Arab Academy. Cairo, Egypt (August, 2008) .
6. Institutionalizing Education in the Sudan, International University of Africa, Presented at the Sudan, International University of Africa, Khartoum, Sudan, March 13, 2007 (March 13, 2008) .
7. Teaching Arabic in America: History, Methodologies and Textbooks, Presented at Center for Arabic Language and Eastern Studies (CALERS) and Yemen Institute for Arabic Language. Sana’a, Yemen (July, 2007) .
8. Teaching and Assessing Arabic Language Programs in the United States, Presented at Yemen College of Middle Eastern Studies. Sana’a Yemen, June 10, 2007 (10, 2007) .
9. Lo, Mbaye, The development of Arabic literature in Africa (2004) (presented at the Arabic language series, Princeton University, March 30..) .
10. Lo, Mbaye, Women, Islam and popular culture in Africa: a comparison (2004) (presented at the Institute for the Study of Islamic Thought In Africa, the African Study Program of Northwestern University, Evanston, Chicago, January 23rd..) .
11. Lo, Mbaye, Genesis of Islam in the African American community” (2002) (Presented at the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) Third Islam in America Conference. Ohio State University, July 2-4..) .
12. M. Lo, Prospective, in Message International (2000), New York: ICNA Publications .
13. Lo, Mbaye, “Towards a new philosophy of Afro-Arab history.”, El-Multaqa. Journal, Khartoum (April, 1994) .