Its empirical and theoretical treatment of immobility and sedentariness as neglected aspects in migration and mobility studies. No book-length work dedicated to immobility exists as yet. Unique in the analytical extent to which immobility and migration are shown to be intertwined and pervade agrarian life. Offers novel takes on classic anthropological debates about social reproduction and peasant communities in the context of globalization and migrant transnationalism. Focuses on rural youth, on their transition to adulthood and on their role in regenerating the traditional social order.
Its empirical and theoretical treatment of immobility and sedentariness as neglected aspects in migration and mobility studies. No book-length work dedicated to immobility exists as yet. Unique in the analytical extent to which immobility and migration are shown to be intertwined and pervade agrarian life. Offers novel takes on classic anthropological debates about social reproduction and peasant communities in the context of globalization and migrant transnationalism. Focuses on rural youth, on their transition to adulthood and on their role in regenerating the traditional social order.
Paolo Gaibazzi is a Social Anthropologist and a Research Fellow at the Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient (ZMO), Berlin. In addition to (im)mobility in the Gambia, he has published on West African post-slavery, Euro-African borders and West African Muslim traders in Angola.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Notes on Transliteration Abbreviations Introduction * From Ploughing the Sea to Navigating the Bush * Soninke Migration and the Young Men Who Stay Put * 'Sitting': Creating and Inhabiting Immobility * The Onus of Rural Permanence * On Bush-bound Ethnography * Overview of the Book * A Brief Note on The Gambia Chapter 1. Peasants by Other Means:(Im)mobility and the Making of a Village Mooring * 'Sitting' Sabi, Creating Movement, 1902 - ca.1945 * The Farmer-trader * New Routes and Roots in the Post-war Period * Parting Sedentary and Migrant Livelihoods: 1970s - Present * Bush Troubles: the Decline of the Rural Economy * The Rise of International Labour Migration * Barriers to International Migration * Diasporization, Transnationality and Urban Homes * The Traveller, the 'Sitter' and the Urban 'Sitter' Chapter 2. Being-on-the-land: The Agri-culture of Migration * Of Bushmen and Moneymen * Earning Calloused Hands: The Embodiment of Rural Suffering * Cultivating an Agrarian Ethos * From Bush to Travel-bush * The Alienation of the Farmer? Chapter 3. Looking for Money: Livelihood Trajectories in and out of Mobility * The Social Currency of Money * Locating the Bounty: Routes and Destinations * Two Hustlers * Navigating the Political Economy * Stranded in Circulation: From Spurious Travel to 'Sitting' * Wind in the Sails: the Economy of Support Chapter 4. Just Sitting: The Spectre of Bare Immobility * Ghetto Youth: (Em)placing Male Sociability * Stilled Bodies and Burdened Heads * The Nerves Syndrome * Waiting: The Stilled Time of Sitting * The Virtue of Patience: Temporal Fixes to Spatial Problems Chapter 5. Hesitant Patriarchs: Becoming a Household Head * The Ka * Becoming a Kagume: Ascent to Power or Buck Passing? * In a Meal Bowl: Ensuring Subsistence in an Extraverted Domestic Economy * Around a Meal Bowl: Creating Conviviality and Male Authority * Governing Change: Cooperation, Conflict and Translocality in Household Formation Chapter 6. Civic Leaders? Reviving the Age Groups, Recapturing Permanence * The Sappanu * Youth, in the Active Voice * The Sabi Youth Committee * Quiet Ceremonies: Legal Innovation and Socio-moral Reforms Conclusion: Possibilities * If... * Placing Immobility in Migration * Trailing on Glossary Bibliography
List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Notes on Transliteration Abbreviations Introduction * From Ploughing the Sea to Navigating the Bush * Soninke Migration and the Young Men Who Stay Put * 'Sitting': Creating and Inhabiting Immobility * The Onus of Rural Permanence * On Bush-bound Ethnography * Overview of the Book * A Brief Note on The Gambia Chapter 1. Peasants by Other Means:(Im)mobility and the Making of a Village Mooring * 'Sitting' Sabi, Creating Movement, 1902 - ca.1945 * The Farmer-trader * New Routes and Roots in the Post-war Period * Parting Sedentary and Migrant Livelihoods: 1970s - Present * Bush Troubles: the Decline of the Rural Economy * The Rise of International Labour Migration * Barriers to International Migration * Diasporization, Transnationality and Urban Homes * The Traveller, the 'Sitter' and the Urban 'Sitter' Chapter 2. Being-on-the-land: The Agri-culture of Migration * Of Bushmen and Moneymen * Earning Calloused Hands: The Embodiment of Rural Suffering * Cultivating an Agrarian Ethos * From Bush to Travel-bush * The Alienation of the Farmer? Chapter 3. Looking for Money: Livelihood Trajectories in and out of Mobility * The Social Currency of Money * Locating the Bounty: Routes and Destinations * Two Hustlers * Navigating the Political Economy * Stranded in Circulation: From Spurious Travel to 'Sitting' * Wind in the Sails: the Economy of Support Chapter 4. Just Sitting: The Spectre of Bare Immobility * Ghetto Youth: (Em)placing Male Sociability * Stilled Bodies and Burdened Heads * The Nerves Syndrome * Waiting: The Stilled Time of Sitting * The Virtue of Patience: Temporal Fixes to Spatial Problems Chapter 5. Hesitant Patriarchs: Becoming a Household Head * The Ka * Becoming a Kagume: Ascent to Power or Buck Passing? * In a Meal Bowl: Ensuring Subsistence in an Extraverted Domestic Economy * Around a Meal Bowl: Creating Conviviality and Male Authority * Governing Change: Cooperation, Conflict and Translocality in Household Formation Chapter 6. Civic Leaders? Reviving the Age Groups, Recapturing Permanence * The Sappanu * Youth, in the Active Voice * The Sabi Youth Committee * Quiet Ceremonies: Legal Innovation and Socio-moral Reforms Conclusion: Possibilities * If... * Placing Immobility in Migration * Trailing on Glossary Bibliography
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