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Intimacies and distances: mobility, belonging and the use of information and communication technologies by young Cameroonians in Cape Town
Advances in Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) are making it increasingly easy to build and maintain social links across distance, by effecting a compression of space and time, and allowing friends and family members to remain in ever-closer contact, even though they may live geograph...
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Social Anthropology
2014
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