What Politics?: Youth and Political Engagement in Africa

What Politics?: Youth and Political Engagement in Africa
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Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
List of Figures
Notes on Contributors
List of Abbreviations
1 Evasive Youth, Oblique Politics
Part 1: Envisioning
	2 A Question of Power
	3 Friendship and Youth Activism in Pre-revolutionary Egypt
	4 Respectful Resistance: Young Musicians and the Unfinished Revolution in Tunisia
	5 Egyptian Youth-led Civil Society Organizations: Alternative Spaces for Civic Engagement?
	6 Taking the Forbidden Space: Graffiti and Resistance in Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
	7 Post-Revolutionary Tunisian Youth Art: The Effect of Contestation on the Democratization of Art Production and Consumption
Part 2: Entitlement
	8 The Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion in Urban Burkina Faso
	9 Hustling for Rights: Political Engagements with Sand in Northern Kenya
	10 “Acholi Youth Are Lost”: Young, Christian and (A)political in Uganda
	11 Struggling for New Communicative Spaces: Young Media Producers and Politics in the Republic of Benin
	12 Transnational Engagement: Return Migrant Women in Somaliland
Part 3: Embeddedness
	13 Salafi Youth on Campus in Niamey, Niger: Moral Motives, Political Ends
	14 Patronage and Ethnicity amongst Politically Active Young Kenyans
	15 Political Violence in Zimbabwe’s National Youth Service, 2001–2007
	16 Students’ Participation in and Contribution to Political and Social Change in Ethiopia
	17 Child Participation in Ghana: Responsibilities and Rights
	18 Diaspora as a Multilevel Political Space for Young Somalis
	19 Addressing Sexual Violence in South Africa: ‘Gender activism in the making’
Index