Review of African Political Economy

1997 - 2023

Current editor(s): Graham Harrison, Branwen Gruffydd Jones, Claire Mercer, Nicolas Pons-Vignon, Aurelia Segatti and Ray Bush

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Class, Resistance & Social Transformation pp. 613-618: Ray Bush
Zimbabwean Farm Workers in Northern South Africa pp. 619-635: Blair Rutherford and Lincoln Addison
Petro-Insurgency or Criminal Syndicate? Conflict & Violence in the Niger Delta pp. 637-660: Michael Watts
South Africa: The End of Apartheid & the Emergence of the 'BEE Elite' pp. 661-678: Bill Freund
Between Socialism & Neo-Liberalism: Mafia Island, Tanzania, 1965-2004 pp. 679-694: Pat Caplan
Filling in the Blanks: The Potency of Fragmented Imageries of the State pp. 695-708: Morten Nielsen
Debates pp. 709-717: James H. Mittelman
Briefings pp. 719-756: Asma Mohamed Abdel Halim

Imperial, Neo-Liberal Africa? pp. 417-422: Alfred B. Zack-Williams and Giles Mohan
D. R. Congo: Explaining Peace Building Failures, 2003-2006 pp. 423-441: Séverine Autesserre
The Print Media in South Africa: Paving the Way for ‘Privatisation’ pp. 443-460: Anne Mayher and David A. Mcdonald
Somaliland: A New Democracy in the Horn of Africa? pp. 461-476: Stig Jarle Hansen and Mark Bradbury
Poverty, Petroleum & Policy Intervention: Lessons from the Chad-Cameroon Pipeline pp. 477-496: Nikola Kojucharov

Trading Africa's Future pp. 221-225: Graham Harrison and Colin Stoneman
Trading Partners or Trading Deals? The EU & US in Southern Africa pp. 227-245: Colin Stoneman and Carol Thompson
EU Trade Policy & the Future of Africa's Trade Relationship with the EU pp. 247-266: Paul Goodison
‘Fair Trade’ with Africa pp. 267-277: Michael Barratt Brown
What is the Future for EU-Africa Agricultural Trade After CAP Reform? pp. 279-295: Paul Goodison
The European Union & the Commodity Debate: From Trade to Aid pp. 297-311: Jan Orbie
‘Like Worms in the Entrails of a Natural Man’: A Conceptual Analysis of Warlords pp. 313-331: Anthony Vinci
The Burundi Peace Negotiations: An African Experience of Peace--making pp. 333-352: Patricia Daley
Rebuilding the Future or Revisiting the Past? Post-apartheid Afrikaner Politics pp. 353-370: Rebecca Davies

Another World is Possible pp. 5-10: Branwen Gruffydd Jones, Janet Bujra and Roy Love
Debating the Year of Africa pp. 11-27: William Brown
Primitive Accumulation, Enclavity, Rural Marginalisation & Articulation pp. 29-37: Patrick Bond
From People's Education to Neo-Liberalism in South Africa pp. 39-56: Salim Vally
Struggles Around the Commodification of Daily Life in South Africa pp. 57-66: Prishani Naidoo
Ten Propositions about Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa pp. 67-84: Roger Southall
Changing Concepts of Articulation: Political Stakes in South Africa Today pp. 85-101: Gillian Hart
The Radicalised State: Zimbabwe's Interrupted Revolution pp. 103-121: Sam Moyo and Paris Yeros
The South African Communist Party (SACP) in the Post--apartheid Period pp. 123-138: David P. Thomas
The Future of Africa's Trade with Europe: ‘New’ EU Trade Policy pp. 139-151: Paul Goodison

Religion, Ideology & Conflict in Africa pp. 619-634: Roy Love
Confronting Categorical Assumptions About the Power of Religion in Africa pp. 635-650: Maia Green
An Accidental Sect: How War Made Belief in Sierra Leone pp. 651-663: Paul Richards
Pentecostal Presidency? The Lagos-Ibadan ‘Theocratic Class’ & the Muslim ‘Other’ pp. 665-678: Ebenezer Obadare
World Bank & Heavenly Bank in Poverty & Prosperity: The Case of Tanzanian Faith Gospel1 pp. 679-692: Päivi Hasu
Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt & Sudan pp. 693-708: Mohammed Zahid and Michael Medley
Comprehensive Peace? An Analysis of the Evolving Tension in Eastern Sudan pp. 709-720: Sara Pantuliano
Youth Cultures & the Fetishization of Violence in Nigeria pp. 721-736: Caroline Ifeka

Mainstreaming the African environment in development? pp. 377-389: Reginald Cline-Cole and Phil O'keefe
Demystifying the Niger Delta conflict: Towards an integrated explanation pp. 391-406: Uwafiokun Idemudia and Uwem E. Ite
Resisting (nuclear) power? Environmental regulation in South Africa pp. 407-424: Carl Death
The politics of urban water reform in Ghana1 pp. 425-448: Lindsay Whitfield
Lifescapes & governance: The Régulo system in Central Mozambique pp. 449-466: Ian Convery
Chad/Darfur: How two crises merge pp. 467-482: Roland Marchal
A political ecology of wildlife conservation in Africa pp. 483-495: Samantha Jones
Can the Poor Help GM Crops? Technology, representation & cotton in the Makhathini flats, South Africa pp. 497-513: Harald Witt, Rajeev Patel and Matthew Schnurr
The world bank & urban programmes in Zimbabwe: A critical appraisal pp. 515-523: Edward Ramsamy
Angola: Can the politics of disorder become the politics of democratisation & development? pp. 525-542: Steve Kibble1
Africa: The struggle, intellectual & political, continues… pp. 561-576: John S. Saul

North Africa: Power, politics & promise pp. 175-184: Ray Bush and Jeremy Keenan
Domination & control in Tunisia: Economic levers for the exercise of authoritarian power pp. 185-206: Béatrice Hibou
The political contradictions of Algerian economic reforms pp. 207-217: Lahouari Addi
Libya: Reforming the impossible? pp. 219-235: Alison Pargeter
State welfare in Egypt since adjustment: Hegemonic control with a minimalist role pp. 237-254: Mariz Tadros
Autonomy & Intifadah: New Horizons in Western Saharan Nationalism pp. 255-267: Jacob Mundy
Security & insecurity in North Africa pp. 269-296: Jeremy H. Keenan
America, China & the Scramble for Africa's Oil pp. 297-309: Michael Klare and Daniel Volman
‘Between a rock & a hard place’: North Africa as a region of emigration, immigration & transit migration pp. 311-324: Martin Baldwin-Edwards

State, class & civil society in Africa pp. 5-9: Roy Love, Giles Mohan and Tunde Zack-Williams
The politics of control in Kenya: Understanding the bureaucratic-executive state, 1952--78 pp. 11-31: Daniel Branch and Nicholas Cheeseman
In search of economic development in Kenya: Colonial legacies & post-independence realities pp. 33-47: Miatta Fahnbulleh
Negotiating Ethnicity: Identity politics in contemporary Kenya-super-1 pp. 49-65: Gabrielle Lynch
The gender of wealth: markets & power in Central Kenya pp. 67-80: Amrik Heyer
Kenya: Conflict in the ‘Badlands’: The Turbi massacre in Marsabit district pp. 81-91: Oscar Gakuo Mwangi
Class relations: AIDS & socioeconomic privilege in Africa pp. 113-129: Janet Bujra