New African Diasporas

Donald Carter Preface 1. Khalid Koser New African Diasporas 2. David Styan La Nouvelle Vague? Recent Francophone African Settlement in London 3. Marc-Antoine Perouse de Montclos A Refugee Diaspora: When the Somali Go West 4. Jayne Ifekwunigwe Scattered Belongings: Reconfiguring the 'African' in the English-African Diapsora 5. Paul Stoller Marketing Afrocentricity: West African Trade Networks in North America 6. Bruno Riccio More Than a Trade Diaspora: Senegalese Transnational Experiences in Emilia-Romagna (Italy) 7. Khalid Koser Mobilizing New African Diasporas: An Eritrean Case Study 8. Desire Kazadi Wa Kabwe and Aurelia Segatti Paradoxical Expressions of a Return to the Homeland: Music and Literature among the Congolese (Zairean) Diaspora 9. Takyiwaa Manuh 'Efie' or the Meanings of 'Home' among Female and Male 'Ghanaian' Migrants in Toronto, Canada and Returned Migrants to Ghana

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