Western Sahara: The Refugee Nation

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Hispanic-African Historical Relations Migration and Exile Studies African Studies and Geopolitics

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Introduction Chapter 1: From Cuba to Villa Cisneros: The construction of the Spanish neo-colonial space in the Sahara Chapter 2: From Spanish Province to Non-Self Governing Territory: The (im)possible de-colonisation process Chapter 3: From Refugees to Citizens: Nation-building in the Saharawi Refugee Camps Chapter 4: From Bidanis to Saharawis: Collective narratives of war, resistance and desire Chapter 5: From Dahla to Cuba: The Hispanisation of Saharawi society Chapter 6: From the Wilaya to the Taxifone: The privatisation of Saharawi society Final remarks

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