Neubert, Dieter
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"Social media is for the elite" : Local political communication in Ghana in times of COVID-19
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- The simplified assumptions of the global middle class narrative : Glocal middle-income groups in Kenya book chapter Authors
- What we can learn from the fading myth of the (African) "middle class" blog post Authors
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- Middle-income groups in Kenya : Conflicting realities between upward mobility and uncertainty journal article Author(s)
- Nation, ethnicity, milieus, and multiple "we's" : The case of Kenya journal article Author(s)
- People and municipalities: decentralisation and the articulation of agency in local political arenas in Africa journal article Author(s)
- Inequality, socio-cultural differentiation and social structures in Africa : Beyond class book list of authors
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