Remotely Global: Village Modernity in West Africa
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Remotely Global: Village Modernity in West Africa

by Charles Piot

History Anthropology
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Charles Piot investigates how global connections transform social life and cultural practices in a West African village.

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Remotely Global examines the intersection of tradition and modernity in a Togolese village.

The book explores how global economic and cultural flows influence local practices.

Charles Piot draws on extensive fieldwork to document changing social relations.

The work situates village life within broader historical and political contexts.

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