Respacing Africa ( 1 )

Publication series ：1

Author： Engel   Ulf;Nugent   Paul  

Publisher： Brill‎

Publication year： 2009

E-ISBN: 9789047440680

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9789004178335

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9789004178335

Subject： K901 human geography

Language： ENG

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Description

Drawing on the rich contributions from various disciplines to the so-called spatial turn this edited volume offers insights into the way Africa is changing in terms of contested sovereignities and new regimes of territoriality.

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CONTENTS

pp.：  5 – 6

INTRODUCTION: THE SPATIAL TURN IN AFRICAN STUDIES by Ulf Engel, Paul Nugent

pp.：  7 – 16

ACTORS, PLACES, REGIONS, AND GLOBAL FORCES: AN ESSAY ON THE SPATIAL HISTORY OF AFRICA SINCE 1700 by Allen M. Howard

pp.：  17 – 50

STATE, REGION AND SPACE IN AFRICA by Fredrik Söderbaum and Ian Taylor

pp.：  51 – 76

SIAMESE TWIN TOWNS AND UNITARY CONCEPTS IN BORDER INEQUALITY by David B. Coplan

pp.：  77 – 94

RESPACING FOR PEACE, SECURITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: THE AFRICAN UNION BORDER PROGRAMME IN EUROPEAN COMPARATIVE HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE by Anthony I. Asiwaju

pp.：  95 – 118

STAYING PUT IN MOVING SANDS: THE STEPWISE MIGRATION PROCESS OF SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN MIGRANTS HEADING NORTH by Joris Schapendonk

pp.：  119 – 144

RESHAPING CONGOLESE STATEHOOD IN THE MIDST OF CRISIS AND TRANSITION Timothy Raeymaekers and Koen Vlassenroot

pp.：  145 – 174

THE NEO-TRIBAL COMPETITIVE ORDER IN THE BORDERLAND OF EGYPT AND LIBYA Th omas Hüsken

pp.：  175 – 212

LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

pp.：  213 – 216

INDEX

pp.：  217 – 221

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