[出版のお知らせ] カメルーンの出版社Langaa RPCIGよりプロジェクトの成果（Development and Subsistence in Globalising Africa: Beyond the Dichotomy）が出版されました。

Table of Contents
Notes on Contributors
Series Preface: African Potentials for Convivial World-Making
Motoji Matsuda
Introduction – Development and Subsistence in Globalising Africa: Beyond the Dichotomy
Motoki Takahashi, Shuichi Oyama, and Herinjatovo Aimé Ramiarison

Part I. Customs and Renewals in Rural Societies in Africa

• 1. Large-Scale Development Projects, Food Security Policy and Livelihoods of Agro-Pastoralists in Southwestern Ethiopia
  Toru Sagawa
• 2. Creating Mutual Recognition and Respect in Property Relations: Negotiation Regarding Livestock Ownership and Usufruct in East African Pastoral Societies
  Itaru Ohta
• 3. Levelling Mechanisms and Growing Economic Disparities Associated with Piecework Performed by the Bemba People of Zambia
  Shuichi Oyama and Yuki Yoshimura
• 4. Conflicting Paradigms and Strategies of Local Innovation: A Case Study among the Bemba, Northern Zambia
  Yuko Sugiyama and Tadasu Tsuruta

Part II. Connecting beyond Boundaries in Africa: Villages, Cities and Overseas

• 5. Submarine Cable and African Fruits: Construction of an Information Network by Southern Hemisphere Fed-Farms
  Atsuko Munemura
• 6. Export-Led Industrialisation from Within: The Role of Mauritian Sugar Planters and Multi-Ethnic and International Collaboration
  Kazuyo Ideue
• 7. The Potential Created by Mobility: Social Ties with Strangers in the Migration History of One Family in Northwestern Zambia
  Masaya Hara
• 8. Urban Developments, the Diminishing Agricultural Land and the Significance of Urban Backyard Gardens in the City of Lusaka, Zambia
  Godfrey Hampwaye, Garikai Membele and Linda Namakando
• 9. The Non-Agricultural Informal Sector in Madagascar: Assessing the Potential to Shift from a Logic of Survival to a Logic of Development
  Herinjatovo Aimé Ramiarison

Part III. Development and Survivals in African Cities

• 10. Horizontal Development and Knowledge-Sharing in an Industrial Cluster: Open-Air, Informal Sofa Manufacturing in Nairobi, Kenya
  Motoki Takahashi, Masumi Owa and Kazuyo Ideue
• 11. West African Traders and Their Interactions with ‘Aliens’: Focusing on the Careers of Traders in Today’s Ghana
  Hitomi Kirikoshi
• 12. Struggles of Young Bike Taxi Men in West Cameroon: Rethinking a ‘Bamiléké’s Survival Strategy’ toward the New Era
  Makiko Sakai
• 13. The Parallel Money Market and Money Changers’ Resilience: Case of Masvingo and Harare, Zimbabwe
  Manasa Sibanda, Simbarashe Gukurume and Mayu Hayakawa

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