Urban Autonomy is a theoretical construct within the study of Urban Slavery that denotes the degree of self-governance and agency exercised by enslaved individuals in urban settings, distinguished from rural slavery by its emphasis on negotiated freedoms, occupational independence, and spatial mobility within city environments.
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Obafemi Awolowo University
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Arizona State University
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