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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2003, volume 30, articles 98

Zimbabwe out in the cold? pp. 535-537

Ray Bush

Military corruption & Ugandan politics since the late 1990s pp. 539-552

Roger Tangri and Andrew M Mwenda

Uganda: lessons for aids control in Africa pp. 553-572

Brooke Grundfest Schoepf

The Bush administration & African oil: the security implications of US energy policy pp. 573-584

Daniel Volman

New politics, new livelihoods: agrarian change in Zimbabwe pp. 585-608

Joseph Chaumbra, Ian Scones and William Wolmer

New information & communication technology use by Muslim Mourides in Senegal pp. 609-625

Cheikh Gue`ye

Egypt: building an information society for international development pp. 627-642

Deborah L. Wheeler

Liberia: An Analysis of Post-Taylor Politics pp. 643-686

Thomas Jaye

2003, volume 30, articles 97

The horn of conflict pp. 359-362

John Markakis

The betrayal of the intellectuals pp. 363-368

Ali Moussa Iye

The Ethiopian-Eritrea war pp. 369-388

Leenco Lata

TPLF: reform or decline? pp. 389-403

Medhane Tadesse and John Young

State collapse in Somalia: second thoughts pp. 405-422

Ken Menkhaus

Sudan: liberation movements, regional armies, ethnic militias & peace pp. 423-434

John Young

Eritrea: transition to dictatorship, 1991-2003 pp. 435-444

Debessay Hedru

Anatomy of a conflict: Afar & Ise Ethiopia pp. 445-453

John Markakis

Somaliland: choosing politics over violence pp. 455-478

Mark Bradbury, Adan Yusuf Abokor and Haroon Ahmed Yusuf

Briefings pp. 479-510

Adan Azain Mohammed

2003, volume 30, articles 96

War & the Forgotten Continent pp. 181-186

Rita Abrahamsen and Ray Bush

Africa: The Next Liberation Struggle? pp. 187-202

John S. Saul

Land Reform in Southern Africa in World-Historical Perspective pp. 203-226

Henry Bernstein

From ‘Growth with Equity’ to ‘Fast-Track’ Reform: Zimbabwe's Land Question pp. 227-240

Lloyd M. Sachikonye

Rural Cooperation & the Renewal of Rural Socialism in Africa pp. 241-248

Peter Lawrence

Land & Liberation in Eritrea: Reflecting on the work of Lionel Cliffe pp. 249-254

Alemseged Tesfai

Democracy in Southern Africa: Moving Beyond a Difficult Legacy pp. 255-272

Roger Southall

Women's Reproductive Health & Population Policy: Tanzania pp. 273-292

Lisa Ann Richey

Empowering People? World Vision & ‘Transformatory Development’ in Tanzania pp. 293-304

Tim Kelsall and Claire Mercer

‘The Workers' Struggle’: A South African Text Revisited pp. 305-313

Martin Plaut

AGOA, Lesotho' ‘Clothing Miracle’ & the Politics of Sweatshops pp. 315-350

Peter Gibbon

2003, volume 30, articles 95

Africa, Imperialism & New Forms of Accumulation pp. 5-10

Sarah Bracking and Graham Harrison

Regulating Capital in Accumulation: Negotiating the Imperial 'Frontier' pp. 11-32

Sarah Bracking

The Civilised Horrors of Over-work: Marxsm, Imperialism & Development of Africa pp. 33-44

Branwen Gruffydd Jones

Conflict in Central Africa: Clandestine Networks & Regional/Global Configurations pp. 45-55

Ian Taylor

A Back Door to Globalisation? Structural Adjustment, Globalisation & Transborder Trade in West Africa pp. 57-75

Kate Meagher

Imperialism & International Governance: The Case of US Policy towards Africa pp. 77-88

Robert Biel

Reflections on Somaliland & Africa's Territorial Order pp. 89-98

Ian S. Spears

Regulating Illicit Trade in Natural Resources: The Role of Regional Actors in West Africa pp. 99-107

Emmanuel Kwesi Aning

The Life & Times of Babu: The Age of Liberation & Revolution pp. 109-118

Issa G. Shivji

Imperialism & Economic Reform in Africa: What's New About the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD)? pp. 119-128

John Loxley

Karamoja: Is Peace Possible? pp. 129-169

Anders Na¨rman

Uniting a Divided City; Governance and Social Exclusion in Johannesburg pp. 171-176

Jo Beall, Owen Cranshaw and Susan Parnell

2002, volume 29, articles 93-94

State failure in the Congo: perceptions & realities pp. 379-388

Theodore Trefon Saskia, Saskia Van Hoyweghen and Stefaan Smis

The tunnel at the end of the light pp. 389-398

René Lemarchand

An intransitive transition pp. 399-410

Gauthier de Villers and Jean Omasombo Tshonda

Complex political emergencies, the international community & the Congo conflict pp. 411-430

Stefaan Smis and Wamu Oyatambwe

European union commission policy in the DRC pp. 431-443

Roland Kobia

Democracy & the money machine in Zaire pp. 445-462

Tom De Herdt

Conflict of interests or interests in conflict? diamonds & war in the DRC pp. 463-480

Ingrid Samset

The political economy of sacrifice: Kinois & the state pp. 481-498

Theodore Trefon

Citizenship, identity formation & conflict in South Kivu: the case of the Banyamulenge pp. 499-516

Koen Vlassenroot

Making a killing: criminality & coping in the Kivu War economy pp. 517-536

Stephen Jackson

Remembrance of sins past: unraveling the murder of Patrice Lumumba pp. 537-560

Edouard Bustin

‘Mobutu's disease’: a social history of AIDS in Kinshasa pp. 561-573

Brooke Grundfest Schoepf

The crisis of the nation‐state in Central Africa: a theoretical introduction pp. 575-581

Saskia >Van Hoyweghen and Stefaan Smis

A new political order in the DRC: the challenge of ‘multinationalism’ pp. 581-590

Mwayila Tshiyembe

A research note on Congo's nationalist paradox pp. 591-594

Pierre Englebert

Calvary of the women of eastern democratic republic of Congo (DRC) pp. 595-601

Victoria Brittain

Footnotes to the mining story pp. 601-606

Erik Kennes

Congo: revisiting the looking glass pp. 607-615

Carole J.L. Collins

Laurent Désiré Kabila pp. 616-619

C. Kabuya‐Lumuna Sando

Migradollars & poverty alleviation strategy issues in Congo (DRC) pp. 619-628

Claude Sumata

Peace agenda 2002 pp. 629-629

Saskia Van Hoyweghen and Theodore Trefon

Reviews pp. 631-635

Guillaume Iyenda and Victoria Brittain

Bibliography: The democratic republic of the Congo (former Zaire) pp. 637-655

Chris Allen

2002, volume 29, articles 92

Editorial: Africa, the African diaspora & development pp. 205-210

A B Zack‐Williams and Giles Mohan

Globalisation from below: conceptualising the role of the African diasporas in africa's development pp. 211-236

Giles Mohan and A B Zack‐Williams

The African diaspora, ‘development’ & modern African political theory pp. 237-251

Hakim Adi

From Africa to Cuba: an historical analysis of the ) pp. 253-272

Shubi Ishemo

An African brain drain: Igbo decisions to immigrate to the US pp. 273-284

Rachel Reynolds

Diasporan West African communities: the Kru in freetown & liverpool pp. 285-300

Diane Frost

The socio‐economic basis of a diaspora community pp. 301-311

Ola Uduku

Zanzibar's turbulent transition pp. 313-330

Greg Cameron

Party disintegrations & re‐alignments in post‐apartheid South Africa pp. 331-338

Adam Habib and Lubna Nadvi

A window on Africa: an interview with adotey bing, director of the Africa centre, London pp. 339-345

Giles Mohan

The eritrea‐ethiopia border arbitration pp. 345-356

Philip White

Xeedho dumar wadaag aleel lagu xadhkeeyay (Shells on a woven cord) pp. 356-357

The Editors

The lost boys of Sudan pp. 358-362

Fionn Meade

Globalization & academic ethics pp. 362-364

The Editors

Twilight on the Zambian copperbelt? pp. 364-368

John Craig

Book review pp. 369-371

Vladimir Shubin

Book notes pp. 371-374

Roy Love

Books received pp. 374-374

The Editors

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

2002, volume 29, articles 91

Sovereignty, democracy & Zimbabwe's tragedy pp. 5-20

Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

Whither Zimbabwe? crisis & democratisation pp. 13-20

Lloyd Sachikonye

The politics of ‘uncivil’ society in Egypt pp. 21-35

Maha Rahman

Don't touch, just listen! popular performance from Uganda pp. 37-52

Judy El‐Bushra and Chris Dolan

Bank corruption becomes site of struggle in Mozambique pp. 53-72

Joseph Hanlon

The Somali region in ethiopia: a neglected human rights tragedy pp. 73-94

Mohamud Khalif and Martin Doornbos

Present‐day capitalism, the new international trade regime & Africa pp. 95-112

Peter Gibbon

Debate intensifies over adjustment & press freedom in Mozambique pp. 113-116

Joseph Hanlon

Basil Davidson: the Portuguese revolution & Africa pp. 117-119

Lionel Cliffe

The birth of the Eritrean reform movement pp. 119-124

Martin Plaut

Peace in the horn of Africa pp. 124-127

Lionel Cliffe

Jonas Savimbi, 1934–2002 pp. 128-130

Victoria Brittain

Angola after Savimbi pp. 130-132

Paul Robson

Somalia: Sovereign disguise for a Mogadishu Mafia pp. 132-138

Andre Le Sage

Barney Simon & the theatre of struggle pp. 138-143

Hilary Burns

Book reviews pp. 145-148

The Editors

Books received pp. 148-149

The Editors

Introduction pp. 151-153

Meredeth Turshen

The international community & the crisis in Nigeria's oil producing communities pp. 153-163

Michael Fleshman

Janus Unbound: petrobusiness & petropolitics in the Niger Delta pp. 163-167

Okechukwu Ibeanu

Oil development in Sudan pp. 167-169

Eric Reeves

Chad oil: why develop it? pp. 170-173

Delphine Djiraibe

NGO efforts in Africa's largest oil project pp. 173-177

Korinna Horta

Africa's Churches wake up to oil's problems & possibilities pp. 177-183

Ian Gary

Algerian oil & gas pp. 184-186

Meredeth Turshen

Oilwatch Africa, general assembly communiqué pp. 186-187

The Editors

Oil, Islam & September 11: an essay addressed to the anti‐globalization movement pp. 187-198

George Caffentzis

Algeria: contested & embattled pp. 198-200

Meredeth Turshen

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors