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Molding and moving bodies in a neoliberal world: African football labor migrants in Egypt
Egypt has a large profitable football industry that increasingly attracts the attention of both football agents wanting to earn income from another market and sub-Saharan football players hoping to further a career by using Egypt as an intermediary between their home countries and Europe. The labor...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2012
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