International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio debatesin Kampala to decipher imaginaries of citizenship in contemporary Uganda. Inthese ebimeeza (‘round tables’ in Luganda, also called ‘people’s parliaments’)orators are engaged in practices of social distinction when compared to thosethey call the ‘common men’. These spaces of discussion reflect the importanceof education in local representations of legitimacy and morality, whether inBuganda ‘neotraditional’ mobilizations or Museveni’s modernist vision ofpolitics. The ebimeeza and the government ban imposed on them in 2009 reveal the entrenchment of the vision of a ‘bifurcated’ public sphere, the separation of asphere of ‘development’ and a...
This study is a comparative examination of approaches to talk radio as a genre on three Ugandan radi...
This study is a comparative examination of approaches to talk radio as a genre on three Ugandan radi...
International audienceTogether, radio and mobile phones have been the object of many politicalexpect...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
We are at Club Obligatto, a large pub in the capital city of Uganda, attending an ekimeeza (‘round t...
Abstract The law of unintended consequences, often cited but rarely defined, is that actions of p...
Between 2000 and 2009, every weekend, people around Uganda converged in the ebimeeza, open debates w...
This study aims firstly at reviewing the transition to multi-party politics in Uganda after 20 years...
This study aims firstly at reviewing the transition to multi-party politics in Uganda after 20 years...
This study is a comparative examination of approaches to talk radio as a genre on three Ugandan radi...
This study is a comparative examination of approaches to talk radio as a genre on three Ugandan radi...
International audienceTogether, radio and mobile phones have been the object of many politicalexpect...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
International audienceThis article investigates practices of speech and sociability in open radio de...
We are at Club Obligatto, a large pub in the capital city of Uganda, attending an ekimeeza (‘round t...
Abstract The law of unintended consequences, often cited but rarely defined, is that actions of p...
Between 2000 and 2009, every weekend, people around Uganda converged in the ebimeeza, open debates w...
This study aims firstly at reviewing the transition to multi-party politics in Uganda after 20 years...
This study aims firstly at reviewing the transition to multi-party politics in Uganda after 20 years...
This study is a comparative examination of approaches to talk radio as a genre on three Ugandan radi...
This study is a comparative examination of approaches to talk radio as a genre on three Ugandan radi...
International audienceTogether, radio and mobile phones have been the object of many politicalexpect...