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Architecture and Politics in Africa: Making, Living and Imagining Identities through Buildings
By Joanne Tomkinson (Editor), Daniel Mulugeta (Editor), Julia Gallagher (Editor), Dawit Yekoyesew (Contribution by), Emmanuel K. Ofori-Sarpong (Contribution by), Innocent Batsani Ncube (Contribution by), Irene Appeaning Addo (Contribution by), Julia Gallagher (Contribution by), Joanne Tomkinson (Contribution by), Daniel Mulugeta (Contribution by), Marie Gibert (Contribution by), Yusuf Patel (Contribution by), Tony Yeboah (Contribution by), Laura Routley (Contribution by), Kuukuwa Manful (Contribution by)
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By Joanne Tomkinson (Editor), Daniel Mulugeta (Editor), Julia Gallagher (Editor), Dawit Yekoyesew (Contribution by), Emmanuel K. Ofori-Sarpong (Contribution by), Innocent Batsani Ncube (Contribution by), Irene Appeaning Addo (Contribution by), Julia Gallagher (Contribution by), Joanne Tomkinson (Contribution by), Daniel Mulugeta (Contribution by), Marie Gibert (Contribution by), Yusuf Patel (Contribution by), Tony Yeboah (Contribution by), Laura Routley (Contribution by), Kuukuwa Manful (Contribution by)
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Honourable Mention - 2023 ASR Prize for Best Africa-focused Anthology or Edited Collection
Innovative study of state politics, identity and buildings that sheds new light on the links between the material and the ideational realms of contemporary life in Africa.
Buildings shape politics in the ways they define communities, enable economic activity, reflect political ideas, and impact state-society relations. They are materially and symbolically interwoven with the everyday lives of elites and...
Innovative study of state politics, identity and buildings that sheds new light on the links between the material and the ideational realms of contemporary life in Africa.
Buildings shape politics in the ways they define communities, enable economic activity, reflect political ideas, and impact state-society relations. They are materially and symbolically interwoven with the everyday lives of elites and...
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