Titlebook: Cities in Contemporary Africa; Martin J. Murray,Garth A. Myers Book 2006 Martin J. Murray and Garth A. Myers 2006 capital.gender.globaliza

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Overview: This book explains how and why cities on the African continent have grown at such a rapid pace, how municipal authorities have tried to cope with this massive influx of people, and how long-time urban residents and newcomers interact, negotiate, and struggle over access to limited resources.978-0-230-11664-1978-0-230-60334-9

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Douala/Johannesburg/New York: Cityscapes Imaginedical of Douala in many respects: grossly underserved in terms of formal infrastructure, formal housing, formal job markets; the majority of inhabitants are in flux, in transit from or to another place, inside or outside Cameroon, in voyages real and imagined.

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Internal Migration and the Escalation of Ethnic and Religious Violence in Urban Nigeriave bands of young men who attack each other using machetes, knives, stones, and (increasingly) guns. Even more worrisome to ordinary citizens, violence seems to be ever more frequently targeted at the homes, businesses, and places of worship of opposing groups. Characteristically, the disputes are d

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(Re)Configuring the City: The Mapping of Places and People in Contemporary Kenyan Popular Song Textst is coherently interpretable by [a] community of users” (Hanks 1989: 95). In order to fully exploit the levels of meaning in popular music, song-texts must be seen as more than the themes that are carried in song lyrics (Fabian 1998; Graham 1989). They need to be read within various contexts and al

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Economic Globalization from Below: Transnational Refugee Trade Networks in Nairobid East Africa, are largely self-sufficient. Firmly entrenched in Eastleigh, the heart of the African immigrant community in Nairobi, these transnational migrants have cultivated an ability to operate successfully within a socially hostile and economically depressive environment.

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