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200 00$aDar es Salaam$b[electronic resource] $ehistories from an emerging African metropolis /$fedited by James R. Brennan, Andrew Burton, and Yusef Lawi
210   $aDar es Salaam $cMkuki na Nyota Publishers, in association with the Britsih Institute in Eastern Africa, Nairobi ;$aEast Lansing, MI, USA $cDistributed in North America by Michigan State University Press$d2007
215   $a1 online resource (290 p.)
300   $a"This book has its origins in a 2002 conference on Dar es Salaam in the twentieth century, organised by the Britsh Institute in Eastern Africa and the Department of History, University of Dar es Salaam"--P. v.
311   $a9987-449-70-0 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $tEmerging metropolis /$rJames R. Brennan and Andrew Burton --$tFueling the city /$rThaddeus Sunseri --$tRace, class and housing in Dar es Salaam /$rJ.M. Lusugga Kironde --$tBetween segregation and gentrification /$rJames R. Brennan --$tBrothers by day /$rAndrew Burton --$tUnpretentious bars /$rJustin Willis --$tNgoma impulse /$rWerner Graebner --$tSimba or Yanga? /$rTadasu Tsuruta --$tIn the Age of minis /$rAndrew M. Ivaska --$tI am a partial person /$rStephen Hill --$tHere's a little something local /$rAlex Perullo.
330   $aFrom its modest beginnings in the mid-19th century, Dar es Salaam has grown to become one of sub-Saharan Africa?s most important urban centres. A major political, economic and cultural hub, the city stood at the cutting edge of trends that transformed twentieth-century East Africa. Dar es Salaam has recently attracted the attention of a diverse, multi-disciplinary, range of scholars, making it currently one of the continent?s most studied urban centres. This collection from eleven scholars from Africa, Europe, North America and Japan, draws on some of the best of this scholarship and offers a 
607   $aDar es Salaam (Tanzania)$xHistory
607   $aDar es Salaam (Tanzania)$xHistory$vCongresses
607   $aDar es Salaam (Tanzania)$xSocial life and customs$vCongresses
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701   $aBurton$b Andrew$0143010
701   $aLawi$b Yusufu Qwaray$01468339
712 02$aBritish Institute in Eastern Africa.
712 02$aChuo Kikuu cha Dar es Salaam.$bDept. of History.
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