Temporalities of arrival: burundian barbershops as an arrival infrastructure in a south african township

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• What: The authors focus on three aspects of Burundian men`s barbershops in this arrival Urban Planning. The authors focus on the urban scale as important for a "politics of place" in enacting migrant solidarity (Bauder, 2020) and for access to support (Darling, 2021; Zill, 2023). Arrival infrastructures are also material; for example, the barbershop itself, as the authors show, is set up in "containers," or else made of tin and boards or tents, and can be taken down and moved around (Sibeko, 2020). Solidarity between migrant communities finds ways to emerge in arrival infrastructures through knowledge . . .
  

   

  

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