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Urban planning and the principle of equality in Africa
Today, the African city is far from offering equivalent conditions and opportunities to all its inhabitants and many Africans found it difficult to access urban life. Social inequalities are becoming more and more spatial, and both strengthen each other to favour devastating territorial segregation regimes and spaces of violence, pollution, congestion and lawlessness. In terms of justice and equity, many cities and neighbourhoods suffer under an urban disorder, an infernal mechanism of informal housing, poor housing, difficult accessibility, and a very poor quality of the urban environment. In the name of the right to the city, one is entitled to build his dwelling, to invent his habitat anywhere, no matter how whenever the authority is failing. And yet, the inhabitants of these «informal» facilities are not entitled to the city: their city is not theirs.
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Marseille
Call for papers - Political studies
Asking questions of the African migratory policies
Ce colloque invite à un changement de regard, donnant aux acteurs africains une place prépondérante dans l’observation, par le monde scientifique, des constructions des politiques migratoires. En croisant diverses disciplines et échelles d’analyse, il cherche à questionner la manière dont les dynamiques « extérieures » en matière de migration rencontrent les « terrains » sociaux et politiques africains (Rottenburg, Behrends, Park 2014), mais aussi à repenser la frontière entre ce qui peut être considéré comme externe au continent et ce qui relève de l’« endogène » dans la construction de politiques migratoires.
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Lisbon
Call for papers - Ethnology, anthropology
The social construction of practical norms: everyday practices at the margins of rules and laws
African dynamics in a multipolar world – ECAS 5 : Panel 048
In Africa, activities transgressing established laws and norms are proliferating. They are undermined by tensions between normative and practical rules. This panel expects to bring some insights into the normative complexity of activities that overstep the legitimate frames of collective action.
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