Part I: Diopian Pluridisciplinary Treatises on Globalization and Africa's Socioeconomic and Political Development in the 21st Century.- Chapter 1: Why It Is Okay for Africans to Be Who They Are in a Globalized World that Has Become Inhumane.- Chapter 2: The Effects of the Politics of Globalization on Politics in Africa: How African Countries Can Achieve Significant Political Stability and Equality in International Multilateral Political Institutions.- Chapter 3: Engeli yokulya oluwombo: Social Media and the Transformation of African and Black Diasporic Forms of Communication.- Chapter 4: Self-Governance, Political Uniformity and the Significance of Policy Alignment for Education and Training Programs.- Chapter 5: The Impact of Globalization on African Languages and Linguistics: A Systematic Analysis Using the Theorem of Accelerated Language Deaths.- Part II: Global Knowledge Production, Development, and Economic Transformation in the Era of Globalization.- Chapter 6: Re-Africanizing Breast Feeding as Africa's Gift to Global Health in this Era of Globalization.- Chapter 7: The Challenges of the Increasing Consumerism in Africa in the Era of Globalization: A Systematic Analysis Employing Consumerism Theory.- Chapter 8: The Continuing Impact of HIV/AIDS on Development in Africa: A Systematic Analysis Using the Political Systems and Contagious Disease Theories.- Chapter 9: The Impact of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund on African Sustainability and Growth in the Era of Globalization.- Chapter 10: Combining Rehk Methodology and Cheikh Anta Diop's Postulates as a Systematic Approach for Assessing the Substantiveness of Indigenous Knowledge Production Systems in Africa.- Part III: Lessons from Old and New Pan-Africanism for Dealing with the Challenges of Globalization in Africa.- Chapter 11: Old and New Pan-Africanism vis-à-vis Regional Integration: Lessons for Dealing with the Challenges of Globalization.- Chapter 12: Pan-Africanism and Regional Integration in Africa in the Era of Globalization: A Systematic Analysis Utilizing Consciencist Methodology.- Chapter 13: Lessons from Martin Robinson Delany's Tenets on Pan-Africanism and How They Can Be Employed to Combat the Encroachment of Globalization in Africa.- Chapter 14: Hrārā/S-tut/Qeṭ: Re-conceptualizing Pan-African Studies in the Era of Globalization Using a Mixture of Ancient Egyptian, Diopian, Mazruiana, Mbitian, and Asanteian Perspectives.