Cultural Entrepreneurship in Africa

ISBN-13: 9780367870690 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 318 str.

Ute Roschenthaler; Dorothea Schulz

Opis

This edited volume widens perspectives on cultural inventiveness in Africa by exploring forms of cultural entrepreneurship since the 1990s. Contributions illustrate the diversity of these initiatives by presenting the biographies of female and male entrepreneurs who venture into domains as diverse as religious proselytism, politics, tourism, media,

Spis treści

1. Introduction: Forging Fortunes: New Perspectives on Entrepreneurial Activities in Africa  Ute Röschenthaler and Dorothea Schulz  Part I: Making Moral Communities  2. Religious Entrepreneurs in Ghana  Karen Lauterbach  3. Let's Do Good for Islam: Two Muslim Entrepreneurs in Niamey, Niger  Abdoulaye Sounaye  4. Entrepreneurial Discipleship: Cooking up Women’s Sufi Leadership in Dakar  Joseph Hill  5. Social Values and Social Entrepreneurship at the University of Makeni: An Episode in the Reconstruction of Sierra Leone  David O’Kane  6. Political Entrepreneurship in Cameroon  Antoine Socpa  Part II: Business, Pleasure, Leisure  7. Entrepreneurship in South Africa’s Emergent Township Funeral Industry  Rebekah Lee  8. Sand, Sun and Toyotas: Tuareg Entrepreneurship in Desert Tourism in Niger  Marko Scholze  9. "I Took My Life in My Own Hands": The Clandestine Business of Prostitution in Bamako  Inès Neubauer  10. Everyday Entrepreneurs and Big Men: Facets of Entrepreneurship in Goma,  Democratic Republic of Congo  Silke Oldenburg  Part III: Media and Popular Culture  11. Entrepreneurial Trajectories and Figures of the Cameroonian Mediascape  Olivier Atemsing Ndenkop  12. Aspiring to Be Praised with Many Names: Success and Obstacles in Malian Media Entrepreneurship  Ute Röschenthaler  13. The Women Behind the Camera: Female Entrepreneurship in the Southern Nigerian Video Film Industry  Alessandro Jedlowksi  14. You Have to Be Brave and Fearless: Video Film Entrepreneurs' Practices and Discourses in Tanzania  Claudia Böhme  15. Investiture and Investment of a Prominent Singer: The (Ad)venture of the Youssou Ndour Head Office  Ibrahima Wane

O autorze

Ute Röschenthaler is Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology at the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany, and a member of the Cluster of Excellence "The Formation of Normative Orders" and the research program "Africa’s Asian Options" at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany.

Dorothea Schulz is Professor in the Department of Cultural and Social Anthropology at the University of Cologne, Germany.