Examines the variety of mostly unorganized and informal ways in which Africans exercise agency and resist state power in the 21st century, through citizen action and popular culture, and how the relationship between ruler and ruled is being reframed.
Examines the variety of mostly unorganized and informal ways in which Africans exercise agency and resist state power in the 21st century, through citizen action and popular culture, and how the relationship between ruler and ruled is being reframed.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword by Patrick Chabal Patrick Chabal INTRODUCTION African resistance in an age of fractured sovereignty PART ONE: POST COLONIAL STATE FORMATION AND PARALLEL INFRASTRUCTURES Ebenezer Obadare INTRODUCTION African resistance in an age of fractured sovereignty PART ONE: POST COLONIAL STATE FORMATION AND PARALLEL INFRASTRUCTURES Wendy Willems Global technologies of domination and arts of resistance in Africa: from colonial encounters to the Arab Spring Sabelo J. Ndlovu Gatsheni Citizenship from below: the politics of citizen action and resistance in South Africa and Angola PART TWO: EMBODIED MODES OF RESISTANCE AND THE POST COLONIAL STATE Bettina von Lieres The politics of confinement and mobility: informality, relocations and urban re making from below Ilda Lindell The politics of confinement and mobility: informality, relocations and urban re making from below Markus Ihalainen Overcoming socio economic marginalisation: Young West African hustlers and the reinvention of global capitalism Basile Ndijo Accepting authoritarianism? Everyday resistance as political consciousness in post genocide Rwanda PART THREE: POPULAR CULTURE AS DISCURSIVE FORMS OF RESISTANCE Susan Thomson Participatory politics in South Africa: social commentary from above and resistance from below Innocentia Jabulisil Mhlambi Laughing at the rainbow's cracks? Blackness, whiteness and the ambivalences of South African stand up comedy Grace A. Musila 'Beasts of no nation': Resistance and civic activism in Fela Anikulapo Kuti's music PART FOUR: PUBLICS AS EVERYDAY SITES OF RESISTANCE Jendele Hungbo The power of resonance: Music, local radio stations, and the sounds of cultural belonging in Mali Dorothea E. Schulz Narrating the contested public sphere: Zapiro, Zuma and freedom of expression in South Africa Daniel Hammett
Foreword by Patrick Chabal Patrick Chabal INTRODUCTION African resistance in an age of fractured sovereignty PART ONE: POST COLONIAL STATE FORMATION AND PARALLEL INFRASTRUCTURES Ebenezer Obadare INTRODUCTION African resistance in an age of fractured sovereignty PART ONE: POST COLONIAL STATE FORMATION AND PARALLEL INFRASTRUCTURES Wendy Willems Global technologies of domination and arts of resistance in Africa: from colonial encounters to the Arab Spring Sabelo J. Ndlovu Gatsheni Citizenship from below: the politics of citizen action and resistance in South Africa and Angola PART TWO: EMBODIED MODES OF RESISTANCE AND THE POST COLONIAL STATE Bettina von Lieres The politics of confinement and mobility: informality, relocations and urban re making from below Ilda Lindell The politics of confinement and mobility: informality, relocations and urban re making from below Markus Ihalainen Overcoming socio economic marginalisation: Young West African hustlers and the reinvention of global capitalism Basile Ndijo Accepting authoritarianism? Everyday resistance as political consciousness in post genocide Rwanda PART THREE: POPULAR CULTURE AS DISCURSIVE FORMS OF RESISTANCE Susan Thomson Participatory politics in South Africa: social commentary from above and resistance from below Innocentia Jabulisil Mhlambi Laughing at the rainbow's cracks? Blackness, whiteness and the ambivalences of South African stand up comedy Grace A. Musila 'Beasts of no nation': Resistance and civic activism in Fela Anikulapo Kuti's music PART FOUR: PUBLICS AS EVERYDAY SITES OF RESISTANCE Jendele Hungbo The power of resonance: Music, local radio stations, and the sounds of cultural belonging in Mali Dorothea E. Schulz Narrating the contested public sphere: Zapiro, Zuma and freedom of expression in South Africa Daniel Hammett
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