All volumes of Annales Æquatoria in full text (1980-1999)

The journal Æquatoria was relaunched by the founders of the Centre Æquatoria in 1980, under the new name Annales Æquatoria, which in its turn was discontinued in 2009 (volume 30). Annales Æquatoria appeared once a year (around 600 pages per volume), and welcomed articles in French and English. A gap of 18 years separates the Annales Æquatoria from its predecessor. But the mission remained the same: Annales Æquatoria still encouraged research on the Central African languages, literatures, cultures, and history in general, and on the Mongo people in particular. Of the 30 volumes that appeared, we here offer, in full text, the volumes of the years 1980 through 1999 and 2005 through 2009. Hard copies of the missing volumes can still be ordered ( vinck.aequatoria@skynet.be). In due time, we also envisage to publish these volumes on the site. Note that the full texts of both Æquatoria and Annales Æquatoria can also be obtained from the JSTOR website (free when consulting from Africa): http://www.jstor.org/action/showPublication?journalCode=annaaequ.

We are greatly indebted to Theo and Lies Strijker for having scanned and typed both the Æquatoria and the Annales Æquatoria volumes -- a laborious enterprise, to say the least. May they find here the expression of my sincerest gratitude. The originals they used were taken from the archives of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart at Borgerhout, Belgium

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