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Fourth Country, No Refuge: Malabo’s Hotel and the Architecture of Deportation Diplomacy
The Pan-African Paradigm of Migration Justice and Sovereign Complicity Six people stood on an…
Thirty-Two on a Bus: Fogo Island’s Catastrophe and the Architecture of Rural Neglect
The Pan-African Paradigm of Infrastructure Sovereignty and Collective Mourning Thirty-two people boarded a bus…
A Fair World Begins With a Fair Map: Togo’s UN Victory Over Five Centuries of Cartographic Diminishment
The Pan-African Paradigm of Cartographic Sovereignty and Historical Correction For nearly five hundred years,…
Sacred and Toxic: Gold Mining Threatens the River of the Yoruba Goddess
The Pan-African Paradigm of Cultural Heritage and Extractive Pressure On the final day of…