Makers and breakers : Children and youth in postcolonial Africa
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République démocratique du Congo (RDC), AfriqueThématique
enfance , jeunesse, enfant-soldatDisciplinaire
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| Titre | Makers and breakers : Children and youth in postcolonial Africa |
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| Type de publication | Livre |
| Langue principale de la publication | anglais |
| Année de publication | 2005 |
| Editeur scientifique |  Filip DE BOECKAlcinda HONWANA |
| Préfacier | Mamadou DIOUF |
| Nombre de pages | 243 |
| Éditeur | James Currey |
| Ville | Oxford |
| Genre | recueil d'études |
| Pays d'édition | Royaume-Uni |
| Résumé/Présentation | Introduction : Children & youth in Africa by Filip de Boeck & Alcinda Honwana -- 1. Children & Youth In A Global Era - Reflections on youth, from the past to the postcolony by Jean & John Comaroff -- 2. The Pain Of Agency, The Agency Of Pain -- Child-soldiers as interstitial & tactical agents by Alcinda Honwana --- Young women in the Liberian civil war by Mats Utas --- Conceptions of pain & children's expressions of it in Southern Africa by Pamela Reynolds --- Consciousness, affliction & alterity in urban East Africa by Brad Weiss --- 3. Children, Youth & Marginality: In & Out Of Place -- The forbidden masquerades of Oku youth & women by Nicolas Argenti --- Song, choirs & youth in Botswana by Deborah Durham --- 4. Past The Postcolony? -- Youth culture & violence in Sierra Leone by Ibrahim Abdullah -- Children & witchcraft in the Democratic Republic of Congo by Filip de Boeck -- Young & street culture in urban Africa: Addis Ababa, Dakar & Kinshasha by Tshikala Biaya -- Afterword by Mamadou Diouf |
| Référence complète | Honwana, Alcinda Manuel ; De Boeck, Filip (ed.). Makers and breakers : Children and youth in postcolonial Africa. Afterword by Mamadou Diouf. Oxford : James Currey, 2005, 243 p. - ISBN 0-85255-434-6. |
