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The Baringo Kid: Confrontations with Africa

Thomas F. Pawlick

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The Baringo Kid is an eyewitness account of daily life among an expatriate development aid community in East Africa during the end of the Cold War. Based on the author's personal experience while working with several aid organizations, including the United Nations, it turns a lens on the lives of Africans, ordinary and extraordinary, and often unabashedly mercenary non-African expats with whom they for years shared a relationship of mutual aid and exploitation.

Language: English

Pages: 158

Format: Paperback

Publisher: University Press of America

Release: August 28, 2002

ISBN: 0761822259

ISBN 13: 9780761822257

The Baringo Kid: Confrontations with Africa

Thomas F. Pawlick

0/5 ( ratings)

The Baringo Kid is an eyewitness account of daily life among an expatriate development aid community in East Africa during the end of the Cold War. Based on the author's personal experience while working with several aid organizations, including the United Nations, it turns a lens on the lives of Africans, ordinary and extraordinary, and often unabashedly mercenary non-African expats with whom they for years shared a relationship of mutual aid and exploitation.

Language: English

Pages: 158

Format: Paperback

Publisher: University Press of America

Release: August 28, 2002

ISBN: 0761822259

ISBN 13: 9780761822257

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