Networks of Dissolution: Somalia Undone

Sidney R. Waldron · Anna Simons

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African history and culture analysis African history and culture studies African Studies and Ethnography

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Introductions Introduction Mogadishu: The Hardship Post First Encounters * Histories Involvements I Involvements II Into the 1980s * Chronology (19881989) The Coming of July 14 July 14 and Its Aftermath * Pastoral Ideology And Urban Realities The Bush. Pastoral Principles Ties Moralities Tribalism * Family To Family. Marriage I Marriage II Divorce and Family Spread Meanings in Mobility * Conclusions A Rigorous Ending Epilogue: No Ending

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