Money Has No Smell: The Africanization of New York City
by Paul Stoller
Paul Stoller investigates how West African traders reshape the social and economic landscape of New York City through migration and commerce.
About This Book
Money Has No Smell examines the lives of West African street vendors in New York City.
The book explores how these traders adapt to urban life and economic challenges.
It highlights the cultural exchanges that occur between African immigrants and the city.
Paul Stoller draws on years of fieldwork to document these experiences.
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