Struggle for the city : migrant labor, capital, and the state in urban Africa
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Struggle for the city : migrant labor, capital, and the state in urban Africa
（Sage series on African modernization and development, v. 8）
Sage Publications, c1983
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English and French
Includes bibliographies
収録内容
- Urban space, industrial time, and wage labor in Africa / Frederick Cooper
- Workers as criminals / William Worger
- Productivity and protest / Jeff Crisp
- Here everyone walked with fear / Jeanne Penvenne
- A colonial state and an African petty bourgeoisie / Luise White
- De la calabasse à la production en série / Gerard Salem
- Work, migration, and class in western Nigeria / Sara S. Berry
- Struggle from the margins / Colin Murray
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内容説明
The essays in this volume explore the interaction between migrant African labour and the cities in which they worked. These urban structures are viewed as attempts by the state and capital to control not only the worker's time, but space as well -- and by extension -- the worker's life. The compounds that enclosed diamond mine workers, or the pass systems that limit where workers may move are researched. The efforts to resist, or at least gain information by workers are documented, as are the relationships of migrants to their often rural kinsmen. Detailed research on specific topics in 19th and 20th century history deal with a number of African countries while taking a fresh critical look at the goals of those in power, the contradictions and tensions these structures generated, and the reactions of workers.
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