Addis Ababa (n.) is a city that builds faster than it can be governed.
Addis Ababa (n.) is where every Ethiopian road, army and grievance ends up.
Addis Ababa (n.) is diplomatic Africa's living room, with construction dust on every chair.
Addis Ababa (n.) is the city where the African Union meets and Ethiopia's rebels aim.
Asmara (n.) is where the espresso is perfect and the conscription is permanent.
Asmara (n.) is the quietest capital in Africa, and not by choice.
Asmara (n.) is a museum of 1930s architecture with a 1990s government and no visitors.
Asmara (n.) is a capital where the cafes are Art Deco and the news is state-issued.
Cultural capital (n.) is the unspoken currency of taste, accent, and knowing which fork
Cultural capital (n.) is tied to the mastering of a legitimate high culture.
Cultural capital (n.) is prestige or value attached to cultural artifacts, occupations, identities and activities. The maximization of cultural capital is the imperative which governs the production of social structure.
Cultural capital (n.) is non-financial social assets that promote social mobility beyond economic means.
Economic capital (n.) is money that buys options other people call luck
Economic capital (n.) is command over economic resources.