Regimes of Responsibility in Africa analyses the transformations that discourses and practices of responsibility have undergone in Africa.

Table of Contents

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• List of Abbreviations
• Introduction: Regimes of Responsibility in Africa: Towards a New Theoretical Approach - Benjamin Rubbers and Alessandro Jedlowski
• Chapter 1. Historical Regimes of Responsibility in ‘the Politics of the Belly’ - Jean-François Bayart
• Chapter 2. The Use(fulness) of Discourses of ‘Responsibility’ on the DRC's ‘Sovereign Frontier’ - Stylianos Moshonas
• Chapter 3. High Officials’ Responsibility and State Accountability in the Age of Neoliberal Discharge: Views from Mozambique - Rozenn Nakanabo Diallo
• Chapter 4. Reproduction, Responsibility and Citizenship in Côte d'Ivoire - Giulia Almagioni and Armando Cutolo
• Chapter 5. Human Care or Human Capital? Corporate Responsibility and HIV Management at South Africa's Mines - Dinah Rajak
• Chapter 6. What Are People with Disabilities Responsible For? The Study of Political, Social and Family Responsibilities in the Context of Locomotor Disability (Cape Flats, South Africa) - Marie Schnitzler
• Chapter 7. Diverting Makila Mabe: Understanding Responsibility in Kinshasa's Pentecostal Worlds - Katrien Pype
• Chapter 8. The (Ir)Responsible Witch: Ambiguities among the Maka of Southeast Cameroon - Peter Geschiere
• Chapter 9. The ‘Return of Culture’: Spiritual Threats, Asylum Policies and the Responsibility of Anthropological Knowledge - Roberto Beneduce