East African hip hop: youth culture and globalization

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Preface Acknowledgments Chapter One: Globalization and Youth Agency in East Africa Chapter Two: Hip hop and African Identity in Contemporary Globalization Chapter Three: Move Over Boys, the Girls are Here: Hip Hop and Gendered Identities Chapter Four: Economic Change and Political Deception Chapter Five: Morality, Health, and the Politics of Sexuality in an Era of HIV/AIDS Conclusions Note on Hip Hop Artistes Glossary References

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