Smugglers and Saints of the Sahara: Regional Connectivity in the Twentieth Century

Judith Scheele

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African Studies and Geopolitics African history and culture studies North African History and Literature

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1. Founding saints and moneylenders: regional ecologies and oasis settlement 2. Saints on trucks: Algerian traders and settlement in the biblad al-sudan 3. Dates, cocaine, and AK 47s: moral conundrums on the Algero-Malian border 4. Struggles over encompassment: hierarchy, genealogies, and their contemporary use 5. Universal law and local containment: assemblies, qudah and the quest for civilisation 6. Settlement, mobility, and the daily pitfalls of Saharan cosmopolitanism Conclusion: Saharan connectivity and the 'swamp of terror' Glossary References Index.

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