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Robert M. Baum is a Professor at Dartmouth College with dual appointments in African and African American Studies and Religion. His academic career spans decades of ethnographic and archival research in West Africa.
- Education: Yale University (Ph.D. in African History)
Specializing in African Religions and Religious History, Baum's research focuses on:
- Prophetic traditions in Senegal
- Precolonial Senegambian societies
- Women's roles in religious movements
- Religion's intersection with imperialism and world politics
His scholarly work has been recognized with:
- Albert J. Raboteau Prize finalist (2016)
- American Academy of Religion Award for Best First Book (2000)
Baum teaches courses including:
- REL 14: Introduction to African Religions
- REL 66: Women, Religion, and Social Change in Africa
- REL 67: Religion and Imperialism
- REL 69: Religion and World Politics
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