Tomas Max Martin, Andrew M. Jefferson, "Prison Ethnography in Africa : Reflections on a Maturing Field" in Politique africaine Volume 153, Issue 3, Septembre 2019, pages 131 to 152
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mathieulonglade, « Tomas Max Martin, Andrew M. Jefferson, "Prison Ethnography in Africa : Reflections on a Maturing Field" in Politique africaine Volume 153, Issue 3, Septembre 2019, pages 131 to 152 », Politique africaine, ID : 10.58079/sy12
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As this special issue amply illustrates, the ethnographic study of prison life in Africa is coming of age. In this article, drawing on almost two decades of experience conducting ethnographically-oriented research on prisons in East, West and North Africa (and other countries “beyond the West ”), we provide an in-depth analysis of this maturation process. Read the full text : https://www.cairn-int.info/journal-politique-africaine-2019-3-page-131.htm