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(Un)writing “Chinese Space” in Urban Africa. Of City-Making, Lived Experiences, and Entangled Processes

As different forms of Global China have emerged and expanded throughout the African continent, this phenomenon has also materialised spatially. The authors suggest that migrants must be approached as social actors who are integral to city-making as they engage in the daily life of cities through different and varied forms. The underlying aim of this special issue is to disrupt the manner in which reciprocal forms of influence between Chinese dynamics and urban environments in Africa have been studied.

Date of Publication
Type of Resource
Target Audience
Academia
Author
Dr Romain Dittgen and Dr Gerald Chungu
Source / Publisher
Open Edition Journals - China Perspectives
Language
English
French
Geographic Scope
Regional
Region
Africa
Workstream Output
No
Regional Review Process
No
GCM Objectives
Keywords
Globalisation and (post)colonialism
Transnational migration
Status
Published

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