EPISODE · Jun 30, 2008 · 30 MIN

Episode 10:

from Africa Past & Present » Afripod · host Alegi, Peter | Getahun, Solomon | Limb, Peter

Peter Alegi discusses his book manuscript in process African Soccerscapes: Sport, Race, Nation, and Capitalism (Ohio University Press, forthcoming in 2009). Guest host Solomon Getahun and Peter Limb talk with Alegi about football and anti-colonial nationalism in Nigeria, Algeria, and South Africa; the history of migration of African players to Europe; and South Africa's hosting of the 201[…]

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