Citizenship in Motion: South African and Japanese Scholars in Conversation

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Title page
Copyright page
Notes on Contributors
Contents
Chapter 1 - Introduction: Flexible Citizenship in the 21st Century Africa
	Citizenship in Africa
	Acknowledgement
	Notes
	References
SECTION A - Conceptualisations: An Exploration of the Literature in Broad Strokes
	Chapter 2 - Global and African Discourses on Citizenship
		Introduction
		The Content of ‘Citizenship’ as a Relation to Political Community
		Approaches to the Locus of Citizenship
		Citizenship as Practice
		Citizenship in Africa
		Conclusion
		Bibliography and Recommended Reading
	Chapter 3 - Inclusive Citizenship: Review of Literature
		Introduction
		Mobility and Citizenship
		Historical Genealogy of Citizenship in Africa
		Bounded Citizenship of the Nation State in Africa
		Citizenship and Autochthony
		Gender and Sexuality of Citizenship
		Youth and Citizenship
		Technologies of Citizenship
		Contribution of Flexible Citizenship in the 21st Century
		Conclusion
		Bibliography
		Online Articles
	Chapter 4 - Demarcating Battle Lines Citizenship and Agency in the Era of Misanthropy
		Introduction
		Reframing of Human, Citizenship and Humanitarianism
		The Human Subject and Citizenship in Human Security Discourse
		Global Civil Society in the ‘Peace and Justice’ Debate
		Views of the Human Subject and Citizenship within the Global Civil Society
		Problematique of Citizenship in Global Civil Society
		Agency Detached from Global Civil Society
		Conclusion
		Acknowledgement
		Notes
		Bibliography
SECTION B - Citizenship Informed by Interconnectedness
	Chapter 5 - Citizenship Practices in the Resistance of North-eastern Ugandan Pastoralists
		Two Approaches to Citizenship
		Outline of East African Pastoral Societies and Dodoth Society
		Ethnic Citizenship
		Citizenship That Includes Animals (Livestock)
		Self-help Security System
		Closing Remarks
		Acknowledgments
		Notes
		Bibliography
	Chapter 6 - Reflexive Accounts on Uganda General Election 2016: The Agency of the Dead and Its Effect among Western Nilotes
		Introduction
		Uganda General Election 2016
		Official Visit of the President
		Oryema’s Reburial
		Murder of Archbishop
		Concepts of Spirits among Nilotes
		The Result of the Vote
		Agency of the Dead and Its Effect on Voting
		Modernity and African Identities
		Conclusion
		Acknowledgement
		Notes
		References
		Newspapers
	Chapter 7 - Buddhist Altars in Vacant Houses and the Citizenship of the Deceased
		Introduction
		Overview of Sado Island
		The Principles of Ie in Sado
		Past and Present of K Village in Sado Island
		Relationship between Buddhist Altars in Vacant Houses and the Agency of the Deceased
		Conclusion
		Acknowledgements
		Notes
		References
	Chapter 8 - Creation of Cooperativity through Memorial Rituals for the Dead: Ritual Citizenship among the Alur in the Republic of Uganda
		Introduction
		Interconnection with the Dead
		The Process of Revival of the Memorial Ritual
		Revived Memorial Ritual
		Conclusion
		Acknowledgements
		Notes
		References
	Chapter 9 - In and Out of Family: Family Affairs and Deep Play at Nightclubs in Kampala, Uganda
		An Urban Legend: The Bad Spirit of Ange Noir
		The Duality of Citizenship in Africa: Familial and Sexual
		In and Out of Family: The Sexuality, Liminality and Familial Citizenship of Girls in Slum Areas
		Dance, Pool, and Deep Play: Sexual Citizenship of Bargirls at Nightclubs in Kampala from Anthropological Perspectives
		Conclusion
		Acknowledgement
		Notes
		References
SECTION C - South African Conversations on Citizenship
	Chapter 10 - The Miracle in Misfortune: South Africa Belongs to All Those Who Can Afford It
		Introduction: Eat your Constitution
		The Democratic Apartheid of Post-apartheid South Africa
		It’s a Third World Problem with a First World Constitution
		Conclusion: You are because I’m not
		References
	Chapter 11 - From Amakwerekwere Car Guard to a South African Citizen: An Autoethnographic Account
		Introduction
		My Personal Narrative as a Car Guard
		Mobility
		Citizenship
		Congolese Migrants and Social Mobility in South Africa
		Profiles of Congolese Car Guards
		Levels of Education
		Reasons for Coming to Cape Town
		Car Guard as an Entrepreneurship
		Obstacles to Integration
		Social Network and Kinship
		Church and Sense of Belonging
		Identity as Determinant of Citizenship
		Conclusion
		Notes
		References
	Chapter 12 - Vesseling: Discursively Negotiating Citizenship and Belonging in Post-apartheid South Africa
		Introduction
		Whiteness across Racial Boundaries
		Of Vessels and Containers, and Socialisation
		Explaining the Theory of Socialisation?
		What for Stability and Rigidness in Whiteness?
		Concerns for Belonging in South Africa
		Findings
		Conclusion
		Notes
		Bibliography
	Chapter 13 - Opening Up Academic Citizenship for Students from Previously Excluded Groups: The Case of a Foundation Course at the University of Cape Town
		Introduction
		Background to DOH1009F
		Data Analysis and Presentation of Findings
		Conclusion
		Glossary
		Acronyms and Abbreviations
		References and Bibliography
	Chapter 14 - Mental Mobilities and Belonging to the Hip-hop Nation
		Introduction
		Cross-Atlantic Contact
		The Americans
		Gebaste Rhymes: ‘Kaap issie Bom’
		Youngsta CPT: Young Van Riebeek
		RIGHTS/Privileges: Performing Protection
		Conclusion
		Notes
		Bibliography
SECTION D - Concluding Reflections on Where We Think Citizenship Will Go in Future
	Chapter 15 - Spectres of Citizenship: Reflections on the Hauntologies of Belonging in Zakes Mda’s Ways of Dying
		Introduction
		Haunting, Hauntology and the Perplexities of Post-apartheid Citizenship
		Ways of Dying and the Poetics of Postcolonial Perplexity
		Citizenship Otherwise: An(Other) Order of Knowledge
		By Way of Conclusion
		Bibliography
	Chapter 16 - Rethinking Citizenship in 21st Century Africa: Some Conceptual Considerations
		Introduction
		Towards Flexible Citizenship
		Africa and Citizenship
		Everyday Conviviality and Citizenship
		Never-ending Citizenship
		References and Suggested Reading
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