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Occitania: The Culture of Love,ans in different locations across Africa and Europe, and those of the people who constitute their networks within the wider artistic, cultural and civil society milieus of global or globalizing societies.

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Capital Cities as Global Hubslagasy musicians. We will show how Paris and these other cities in the North offer multi-layered opportunities for migrant and migrant-origin artists based there and furthermore how the presence of such artists has come, over time, to transform the cultural fabric of the cities they reside and work in.

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,“A Mingle-Mangle of Heathenisme”,ng in general. Many musicians we interviewed, especially Erick Manana and Justin Vali, both of considerable standing in Madagascar and Europe alike, repeatedly stressed their need to return to Madagascar to resource themselves afresh..

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or example festival organizers, musicians) who are based in the former colonies. The first section of the chapter will provide a brief overview of the historical and political contexts surrounding the establishment of these institutions, before going on to consider the main ways in which such bodies

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780312299545ups of people were we able to discover links which at first sight had little to do with the musicians’ primary activity as transnational artists. Hence the combination of following individuals and conducting multi-sited ethnography at what we defined as ‘hubs’ was particularly fruitful in uncovering