African Diasporas at the Polls

African Diasporas at the Polls
No 256, 2015/4 - 172 pages
Pages 5 to 7

Editorial

By Jean-Bernard Véron

African Diasporas at the Polls

Pages 11 to 34

The Diffusion and Practices of External Voting

By Thibaut Jaulin, Étienne Smith
Pages 35 to 50

Diaspora Voting in South Africa

By Elizabeth Iams Wellman
Pages 51 to 72

Senegalese External Voting, 1992-2012

By Étienne Smith
Pages 73 to 89

Diaspora Voting and Ethnic Politics in Kenya

By Beth Elise Whitaker, Salma Inyanji
Pages 91 to 101

Transnational Paradigm within Immigrant Political Integration Discourse

By Mary Boatemaa Setrana, Justice Richard Kwabena Owusu Kyei

Signposts

Pages 104 to 106

The Limits to External Voting Expansion in Arab Countries

By Thibaut Jaulin, translated by Suzan Nolan
Pages 107 to 109

The Diaspora’s Increasing Influence in Guinean Politics. The Emergence of a New Player

By Mamadou Diallo
Pages 110 to 113

The Moroccan Diaspora. From Engagement to Citizenship

By Ghislaine El Abid
Pages 114 to 116

Using external electoral maps to map Senegalese migration

By Étienne Smith, translated by Suzan Nolan

Debates

Pages 119 to 138

Is the Media the “watch dog” of Elections in Burundi and the DR Congo?

By Marie-Soleil Frère

Reviews

Pages 141 to 143

Ondjaki. Les Transparents

By Florian Alix
Pages 144 to 146

Antoine Glaser. Arrogant comme un Français en Afrique

By Jean-Pierre Bat
Pages 147 to 150

Marie Miran-Guyon. Guerres mystiques en Côte d’Ivoire. Religion, patriotisme, violence (2002-2013)

By François Gaulme
Pages 151 to 154

François Pacquement. Histoire de l’Agence française de développement en Côte d’Ivoire

By Jean-Pierre Listre
Pages 155 to 157

Gilles Teulié. Aux origines de l’apartheid. La racialisation de l’Afrique du Sud dans l’imaginaire colonial

By Michel Prum
Pages 158 to 160

Mohamed Mbougar Sarr. Terre ceinte

By Florian Alix
Pages 161 to 163

Stéphane B. Enguéléguélé. États, corruption et blanchiment. Sénégal-Cameroun

By Emmanuelle Lavallée
Pages 164 to 166

Serge Michailof. Africanistan. L’Afrique en crise va-t-elle se retrouver dans nos banlieues ?

By Jean-Bernard Véron