Titlebook: Re-centering Cultural Performance and Orange Economy in Post-colonial Africa; Policy, Soft Power, Taiwo Afolabi,Olusola Ogunnubi,Shadrach

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Tumaini Festival: Cultural Production and Transnational Exchange at Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawiethnic contact featured prominently in its creation. Centuries later, Malawi hosts more than fifty-four thousand refugees, mostly from the Democratic Republic of Congo. The local populace has responded to the indefinite, growing refugee presence with both hospitality and indifference. The Tumaini Fe

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Pan-Africanism and Cultural Policy Management: A Formative Evaluation of Nigeria and Ghana’s Cultura argues that, if this is indeed the case, Pan-Africanism’s ideals would be harnessed for cultural development. It concludes that it is important for African nations to incorporate Pan-Africanism’s objectives in their cultural policies in order to promote the continent’s development.

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The Brave Musicians and “Bad-Ass Librarians” of Timbuktu: Culture Fuels Recovery from Conflict that aims to leverage Mali’s and, particularly, Timbuktu’s heritage and living culture to promote peace and prosperity?has been credited?by locals with restoring hope for peace and the desire to work?towards it.

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Pleasure While Flying: Inflight Entertainment as a Medium for Cultural Production and Disseminationh and secondary sources to examine its impact on passengers and the implications for the national cultures of airlines’ countries of origin. The chapter concludes that, as part of the orange economy, inflight entertainment can generate revenue and promote the national culture across destination countries.

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ministrators, cultural entrepreneurs, and managers can leverage to re-enact cultural performance and creative practice on the continent.. This volume is positioned within postcolonial discourse to amplify narratives, experiences and realities that are anti-oppressive especially within critical discourse.978-981-19-0935-1978-981-19-0641-1

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ls with ELs and their families (Martínez-Alba G., Cruzado-Guerrero J. Wordless books: so much to say. TESOL Press, 2015). The authors conclude with recommendations for teacher education programs based on research and their numerous practical experiences. Examples are also provided throughout the cha

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Taiwo Afolabi,Tunde Onikoyi,Stephen O. Okpadahuntry’s opening up). The idea that ‘teaching language is teaching culture’ is recognised and promoted in the FLEPs as a result of the state’s need for modernisation and internationalisation. Finally, it is found that the promulgated implementation of compulsory English education has generated proble

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