Hope Is Cut: Youth, Unemployment, and the Future in Urban Ethiopia

Daniel Mains

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Series Editors' Preface Acknowledgments Introduction: Youth, Hope, Stratification, and Time 1 The Historical and Cultural Roots of Unemployment and Stratification in Urban Ethiopia 2 Imagining Hopeful Futures through Khat and Film 3 Live Like Chickens We Are Just Eating and Sleeping: Progress, Education, and the Temporal Struggles of Young Men 4 Working toward Hope: Youth Unemployment, Occupational Status, and Values 5 Hopeful Exchanges: Reciprocity and Changing Dimensions of Urban Stratification 6 Spatial Fixes to Temporal Problems: Migration, Social Relationships, and Work Conclusion: Sustaining Hope in the Present and the Future notes references index

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