“In the Midst of a God-forsaken Jungle” – Domesticating Disorder at Redemption Camp, Southwest Nigeria

Theo Borgvin-Weiss

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Alongside a busy expressway leading out of Lagos, a distinctive urban experiment is taking place. The city, or Redemption Camp as it is known among locals, is the principal ritual platform and admi...

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2016Building God's City: The Political Economy of Prayer Camps in Nigeria 2012‘A Church in a Cinema Hall?’ Pentecostal Appropriation of Public Space in Nigeria 2015The spiritual highway: religious world making in megacity Lagos (Nigeria)2014The Road to Redemption: Performing Pentecostal Citizenship in Lagos 2018Charisma as Spectacle

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