Beyond kinship and tribe: New forms of solidarity and interest representation in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan
Beyond kinship and tribe: New forms of solidarity and interest representation in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan
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In this paper, I show that the establishment of unauthorized settlements on government land in the newly urbanizing peripheries of Jalalabad – the second-fastest growing city of Afghanistan – corresponded with the emergence of a new type of interest representation manifest in locally established inclusive interest representation bodies (shura). Taking the example of two evolving settlements, I aim to illustrate how two newly established shuras, based on inclusive social – albeit not tribal or kinship-based – representation of all resident households, present a new mode of solidarity mechanism in urbanizing Pashtun society.
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Afghanistan
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320 PolitikReihe, Nummer
Crossroads Asia Working Paper Series ; 37Kandiwal, Wali Mohammad: Beyond kinship and tribe: New forms of solidarity and interest representation in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan. Bonn: Competence Network Crossroads Asia: Conflict – Migration – Development, 2016. In: Baldauf, Ingeborg; Conermann, Stephan; Kreutzmann, Hermann; Nadjmabadi, Shahnaz; Reetz, Dietrich; Schetter, Conrad; Sökefeld, Martin; Bech Hansen, Claus Erik; Hornidge, Anna-Katharina; Mielke, Katja (Hrsg.): Crossroads Asia Working Paper Series, 37.
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