African perspectives on South-South migration /
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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Abingdon, England :
Routledge,
[2024]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
| Series: | Routledge studies on African and Black diaspora.
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Table of Contents:
- |gPart I: Introduction
- |tChapter 1: Introduction: Intra-continental migration dynamics in Africa and the importance of South-South Migration (SSM) /|rMeron Zeleke and Lahra Smith
- |gPart II: Agency in South-South Migration
- |tChapter 2: Platinum mining, migrant labour, and community formation in informal settlements in Rustenburg, South Africa, 1994-2018 /|rJoseph Mujere
- |tChapter 3: Unpacking the reasons for dominance of South-South migration: The Ethiopian case /|rFana Gebresenbet
- |tChapter 4: Exploring the lived experiences of Ghanaian migrants along the Ghana-China migration corridor /|rLeander Kandilige, Joseph Awetori Yaro and Joseph Mensah
- |tChapter 5: Looking beyond the victimhood discourse: The case of forced migrants in the Global South /|rTirsit Sahldengil
- |gPart III: The Flows of Resources in South-South Migration
- |tChapter 6: Humanitarian nomads: The mobilities and disjunctures inherent to aid work in the Global South /|rLauren Carruth
- |tChapter 7: The flow of resources in the Global South: The transfer of agricultural skills between Cote d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso /|rTebkieta Alexandra Tapsoba and Bonayi Hubert Dabire
- |tChapter 8: Transnational flow of ideas in the Ethiopia-South Africa migration corridor: Hadiya experiences /|rDereje Feyissa
- |tChapter 9: Religious place-making and African mobilities: Muslim and Christian Moroccan sites in migrant trajectories within and beyond the continent /|rJohara Berriane
- |tChapter 10: Djibouti, a migratory crossroads in the Red Sea basin: Prospects and challenges /|rAmina Said Chire and Geraldine Pinauldt
- |tChapter 11: Forced Migration Life Trajectories and Politics of Contradictions: South Sudanese between being IDPs and Refugees in Sudan and South Sudan /|rMohamed A. G. Bakhit.