Translocality : the study of globalising processes from a southern perspective

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Acknowledgments List of Contributors List of Maps Note on Transliteration Introduction: 'Translocality': An Approach to Connection and Transfer in Regional Studies, Ulrike Freitag/Achim von Oppen Part One: Marginal Mobilities Wodaabe Women and the Outside World, Elisabeth Boesen Chinese Women in the New Migration Process to Europe: Marginal or Main Actors?, Carine Pina-Guerassimoff Proud Fighters, Blind Men: World War Experiences of Combatants from the Arab East, Katharina Lange 'Following the Hills': Gold Mining Camps as Heterotopias, Katja Werthmann Part Two: Spaces on the Move Mapping the Ocean: Visual Representations of the Indian Ocean in the Swahili Military Press during World War II, Katrin Bromber Regional Attractions: World and Village in Kabylia (Algeria), Judith Scheele Translocal 'Kinship' Relations in Central African Politics of the 19th Century, Beatrix Heintze Part Three: Locality and beyond Autochthony: Local or Global?, Peter Geschiere Heritage and the Making of (Trans-) local Identities: A Case Study from the Curonian Spit (Lithuania), Anja Peleikis Shifting Globalities - Changing Headgear: The Indian Muslims between Turban, Hat and Fez, Margrit Pernau Reclaiming the African City: The World and the Township, Terence Ranger Part Four: Alternate Globalities 'Alternate' Globalities? On the Cultures and Formats of Transnational Muslim Networks from South Asia, Dietrich Reetz Globalisation in the Making: Translocal Gendered Spaces in Muslim Societies, Gudrun Lachenmann About 'Turks' and 'Germans': The Turkish Press in Germany and the Construction of Multiple Memberships, Christoph Schumann Bibliography Indices Index of Personal Names Index of Place Names List of Contributors

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