Nina Sylvanus, Patterns in Circulation: cloth, gender, and materiality in West Africa. Chicago IL and London: University of Chicago Press (hb US$90 – 978 0 226 39719 1; pb US$30 – 978 0 226 39722 1).

Overview of attention for article published in Africa (Cambridge University Press), November 2018

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RT @AfricaIai: Read about how the 'cloth' constitutes movable wealth and is of social and aesthetic importance to women who work the fabric…

RT @AfricaIai: Read about how the 'cloth' constitutes movable wealth and is of social and aesthetic importance to women who work the fabric…

RT @balootiful: One of the most fascinating books that has come into @AfricaIai since I have been book reviews editor. https://t.co/O30rOxg…

RT @AfricaIai: Read about how the 'cloth' constitutes movable wealth and is of social and aesthetic importance to women who work the fabric…

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