Urban subjects: Somali claims to recognition and urban belonging in Eastleigh, Nairobi

Overview of attention for article published in African Studies, May 2020

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RT @JFCrisp: "Often referred to as ‘Little Mogadishu’, a remote and strange space in the heart of the Kenyan capital, Eastleigh serves as a…

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RT @JFCrisp: "Often referred to as ‘Little Mogadishu’, a remote and strange space in the heart of the Kenyan capital, Eastleigh serves as a…

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RT @JFCrisp: "Often referred to as ‘Little Mogadishu’, a remote and strange space in the heart of the Kenyan capital, Eastleigh serves as a…

01 Jun 2020

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"Often referred to as ‘Little Mogadishu’, a remote and strange space in the heart of the Kenyan capital, Eastleigh serves as a symbolic frontier in the struggle to define the place of Somalis within the Kenyan state and nation." https://t.co/N3DM6GaXpG htt

01 Jun 2020

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