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""Nothing expresses the substance of this volume better than editors' declaration, 'Africa is people'. Who drives African politics? Traditional Kings, militiamen, entrepreneurs, herders, or farmers? African women, minors, young people, migrants, and refugees play significant roles not only in tiny villages and national politics but also in the globalized world. The vivid descriptions and penetrating analyses of these outstanding Africa scholars will draw readers of this book to the potentials of Africa, where humans live as 'human because of the other humans'."" - Keiko Sakai, Dean of the Center for Relational Studies on Global Crises, Chiba University

Nothing expresses the substance of this volume better than editors' declaration, 'Africa is people'. Who drives African politics? Traditional Kings, militiamen, entrepreneurs, herders, or farmers? African women, minors, young people, migrants, and refugees play significant roles not only in tiny villages and national politics but also in the globalized world. The vivid descriptions and penetrating analyses of these outstanding Africa scholars will draw readers of this book to the potentials of Africa, where humans live as 'human because of the other humans'. - Keiko Sakai, Dean of the Center for Relational Studies on Global Crises, Chiba University

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Takehiko OCHIAI is Professor of African Studies and International Relations at Ryukoku University, Kyoto, Japan. Misa HIRANO-NOMOTO is Professor of the Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies and Center for African Area Studies at Kyoto University, Japan. Daniel E. AGBIBOA is Assistant Professor of African and African American Studies at Harvard University.

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