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Dealing With Elusive Futures University Graduates In Urban Africa Noemi Steuer Editor Michelle Engeler Editor Elsio Macamo Editor

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Dealing With Elusive Futures University Graduates In Urban Africa Noemi Steuer Editor Michelle Engeler Editor Elsio Macamo Editor
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Publisher: transcript Verlag
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.13 MB
Pages: 198
Author: Noemi Steuer (editor); Michelle Engeler (editor); Elísio Macamo (editor)
ISBN: 9783839439494, 3839439493
Language: English
Year: 2017

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Dealing With Elusive Futures University Graduates In Urban Africa Noemi Steuer Editor Michelle Engeler Editor Elsio Macamo Editor by Noemi Steuer (editor); Michelle Engeler (editor); Elísio Macamo (editor) 9783839439494, 3839439493 instant download after payment.

The time to come - as well as the exploration thereof - remains elusive for social actors and social scientists alike.
The contributors accept the challenge to depict young men and women's future-creating activities in urban contexts of sub-Saharan Africa. Very consciously, they study young graduates having obtained a university degree and provide a vivid picture of their strategies to socially grow older by doing adulthood in contexts of great uncertainty.
The examples include Burkina Faso, Guinea, Ethiopia, Mali and Tanzania, visually enriched through pictures taken by young Malian photographers.

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