African cities reader. 2, Mobilities and fixtures / editors: Ntone Edjabe, Edgar Pieterse.
[Cape Town] : Chimurenga, 2011.
[New Haven, Connecticut] : Library Stack, [2021]
1 online resource : illustrations
"The second installment of the Reader is centered on the theme 'Mobilities and Fixtures'. In this issue Sean O'Toole interviews architect David Adjaye about African cityscapes, snapshot photography and failed utopias; Victor Lavalle uncovers the making of mercenaries in Uganda; Martin Kimani follows the African visa-seeker in the tragi-comedy that is the post 9/11 airport; Sherif El-Azma explores Cairo by foot; MADEYOULOOK and Santu Mofokeng imagine the didactic possibilities of trains; Manu Herbstein documents the 'car-doctors' of Accra; Chris Abani discovers the African city of Las Vegas; and Michael Watts examines oil cities."-- provided by distributor.
9780981427348 (ebook)
0981427340
Cities and towns Africa.
City and town life Africa.
Sociology, Urban Africa.
Villes Afrique.
Vie urbaine Afrique.
Sociologie urbaine Afrique.
Social conditions
Cities and towns
City and town life
Sociology, Urban
Africa Social conditions 1960-
Afrique Conditions sociales 1960-
Africa
Architectural criticism
City planning
Electronic books.
Essay Collection.
Edjabe, Ntone, editor.
Pieterse, E. A. (Edgar A.), editor.
Chimurenga (Cape Town)
Library Stack, distributor.
Mobilities and fixtures
Mobilities & fixtures
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