Katherine Luongo Orden de los libros

The book examines the immigration policies of Canada, Australia, and the UK regarding asylum seekers from Anglophone African nations who claim to be victims of witchcraft-related violence. It explores how these countries have responded to such allegations over the past twenty years, shedding light on the intersection of immigration regimes and cultural beliefs. Through this analysis, it highlights the complexities and challenges faced by refugees in seeking asylum under these specific circumstances.

Barack Obama's political ascendancy has focused worldwide attention on Kenya. Carotenuto and Luongo argue that efforts to cast Obama as a son of the soil of the Lake Victoria basin invite insights into the politicized uses of Kenya's past. číst celé

Focusing on Kamba witchcraft, this ethnography explores its complex interactions with the colonial state in Kenya. It delves into the cultural significance of witchcraft within the Kamba community and examines how these beliefs were challenged and reshaped during colonial rule. Through detailed analysis, the book highlights the tensions between traditional practices and state authority, shedding light on broader themes of power, identity, and resistance in a colonial context.