One-stop border posts in East Africa: state encounters of the fourth kind

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RT @JEASjournal: Next, @GeorgeNugybaby & @IsabS25 examine 'one-stop border posts' on the #Kenya/#Uganda and Uganda/#Rwanda frontiers to unp…

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Next, @GeorgeNugybaby & @IsabS25 examine 'one-stop border posts' on the #Kenya/#Uganda and Uganda/#Rwanda frontiers to unpack cross-country differences in bureaucratic culture, as well as the navigation of less securitised cargo/person transit points.

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