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#African time (stereotypical?) I'll definitely have no doubts on the generalization (if implied) of your findings when I read your forthcoming paper... https://twitter.com/CRC228/status/1333302174974144513

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“Europeans have watches, Africans have time” Confronted with stereotypical ascriptions (#African time), our latest post discusses how stereotypical discourses about reference frames of a particular group relates to practices of future making.>https://bit.ly/2JlrLDN @UniCologne

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Interesting research from my @CRC228 colleagues. Looking forward to reading the full paper. https://twitter.com/CRC228/status/1333302174974144513

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“Europeans have watches, Africans have time” Confronted with stereotypical ascriptions (#African time), our latest post discusses how stereotypical discourses about reference frames of a particular group relates to practices of future making.>https://bit.ly/2JlrLDN @UniCologne

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#African time: Streamlining the future to make it legible
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