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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2001, volume 28, articles 90

Patrimonialism & petro‐diamond capitalism: peace, geopolitics & the economics of war in Angola pp. 489-502

Marcus Power

The bitter harvest of war: continuing social & humanitarian dislocation in Angola pp. 503-520

David Simon

Making war & lots of money: the political economy of protracted conflict in Angola pp. 521-536

Assis Malaquias

Angola: new hopes for civil society? pp. 537-548

Steve Kibble and Alex Vines

worlds: digging, dying & ‘hunting’ for diamonds in Angola pp. 549-562

Filip Boeck

The Clinton administration's policy toward Angola: an assessment pp. 563-576

George Wright

Humanitarian & development actors as peacebuilders? pp. 577-586

Allan Cain

Oil & war in Angola pp. 587-606

Jedrzej Frynas and Geoffrey Wood

War in Angola: a Soviet dimension pp. 607-618

Vladimir Shubin and Andrei Tokarev

‘Here in the city, everything has to be paid for’: locating the community in peri‐urban Angola pp. 619-628

Paul Robson and Sandra Roque

Thriving on war: The Angolan conflict & private business pp. 629-635

Philippe Billon

Business & war in Angola pp. 636-641

Jakkie Cillers

Angola: ‘back to normal’ pp. 641-643

James Sidaway

La société civile et la lutte pour la paix en Angola pp. 643-649

Pierre Beaudet

Landmines: a worse fate still to come? pp. 649-650

Steve Wright

Angola on‐line pp. 650-652

Marcus Power

Book reviews pp. 653-657

David Simon, Philippe Billon and Marcus Power

Bulletin board pp. 658-658

The Editors

Editors pp. ebi-ebi

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2001, volume 28, articles 89

The state of the union: Africa in 2001 pp. 319-322

Lynne Brydon and Roy Love

Well‐oiled regimes: oil & uncertain transitions in Algeria & Nigeria pp. 323-344

Gregory White and Scott Taylor

Inside the EPLF: the origins of the people's party’ & its role in the liberation of Eritrea pp. 345-364

Dan Connell

Structural adjustment, state power & genocide: the World Bank & Rwanda pp. 365-385

Andy Storey

Bringing political struggle back in: African politics, power & resistance pp. 387-402

Graham Harrison

Zimbabwe: labour's options within the movement for democratic change pp. 403-414

Suzanne Dansereau

South Africa's agenda in 21century global governance pp. 415-428

Patrick Bond

Cry for the beloved country: the post‐apartheid denouement pp. 429-460

John Saul

Playing civil society tunes: corruption & misunderstanding Nigeria's ‘real’ political institutions pp. 461-465

Caroline Ifeka

Money laundering: the Nigeria connection pp. 466-467

David Pallister, Jamie Wilson and Ed Harriman

Economic justice / market forces pp. 467-470

George Monbiot

Five decades of liberation & revolution: the life of comrade Abdulrahman Mohamed Babu pp. 470-471

Lionel Cliffe

Prospects for al itihad & islamist radicalism in Somalia pp. 472-477

Andre Sage

Eritrea in crisis pp. 477-477

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Engendering management of water resources in Southern Africa pp. 478-479

Alice Kwaramba

Book reviews pp. 481-483

Saskia Hoyweghen

Books received pp. 483-484

The Editors

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

2001, volume 28, articles 88

Africa's future: that sinking feeling pp. 149-153

Ray Bush and Giles Mohan

Governance, institutional reform & the state: international financial institutions & political transition in Africa pp. 155-176

Bonnie Campbell

Human rights & development in Africa: moral intrusion or empowering opportunity? pp. 177-196

Giles Mohan and Jeremy Holland

Kenya: one step forward, three steps back: the succession dilemma pp. 197-212

Rok Ajulu

No democracy, no development: reflections on democracy & development in Africa pp. 213-223

A B Zack‐Williams

The Ethiopian coffee & its institutions pp. 225-240

Roy Love

Knowledge, culture & the internet in Africa: a challenge for political economists pp. 241-260

Mike Powell

Eliminating world poverty: is neo‐liberal globalisation the answer? a challenge to the UK government's white paper pp. 261-266

Gordon Crawford

Reflections on Ghana's recent elections pp. 267-273

Audrey Gadzekpo

Egyptian electoral politics: news rules, old game pp. 273-279

Omayma Abdel‐Latif

Human rightsin Egypt pp. 279-281

The Editors

The Tanzanian general elections on Zanzibar pp. 282-286

Greg Cameron

Pressure on to keep crop seeds patent-free pp. 287-288

Tinashe Madava

Illicit dumping of toxic wastes breach of human rights pp. 288-290

Tinashe Madava

The Western Sahara under polisario control pp. 291-298

Michael Bhatia

Interview with Brahim Bedileh, commander, 2nd military region (tifariti), POLISARIO front pp. 298-301

Michael Bhatia

The Lesotho highlands corruption trial: who has been airbrushed from the dock? pp. 302-306

Sarah Bracking

Bulletin board pp. 307-311

The Editors

Books received pp. 312-312

The Editors

Phil Raikes (1938–2001) an appreciation pp. 313-314

Peter Gibbon

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

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2001, volume 28, articles 87

Civil society, kleptocracy & donor agendas: what future for Africa? pp. 5-8

Carolyn Baylies and Marcus Power

Community fencing in open rangelands: self‐empowerment in Eastern Namibia pp. 9-26

Chasca Twyman, Andrew Dougill, Deborah Sporton and David Thomas

Thabo Mbeki's African renaissance in a globalising world economy: the struggle for the soul of the continent pp. 27-42

Rok Ajulu

The ‘uses and abuses’ of civil society in Africa pp. 43-53

Julie Hearn

Taking stock of pastoralist NGOs in Tanzania pp. 55-72

Greg Cameron

Child soldiers in the civil war in Sierra Leone pp. 73-82

A. B. Zack‐Williams

Human rights, democracy & the donors: the first MMD government in Zambia pp. 83-91

Dave Bartlett

Bulletin board pp. 93-98

The Editors

Oil, NGOs & youths: struggles for resource control in the Niger delta pp. 99-105

Caroline Ifeka

SADC puts on a new face pp. 105-108

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Briefing by president thabo mbeki at the world economy forum meeting, davos, 28 January 2001 pp. 108-110

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Mozambique wins long battle over cashew nuts & sugar pp. 111-112

Joseph Hanlon

The last frontier: GATS pp. 112-119

Maude Barlow

Japanese aid strategy pp. 119-121

David Seddon

COMESA ‐ Africa's first free trade area pp. 121-122

Shapi Shacinda

NGOs warn rich nations to accelerate debt cancellation or face repudiation pp. 122-125

Munetsi Madakufamba

Towards a cold peace? the outcome of the ethiopia ‐Eritrea war of 1988 ‐ 2000 pp. 125-129

Martin Plant

From King leopold to King Kabila in the Congo: the continuities & contradictions of the long road from warlordism to democracy in the heart of Africa pp. 130-135

David Moore

Patient rights priority over pharmaceutical profits pp. 135-137

Hugh McCullum

Slavery & labour in West Africa pp. 137-140

Lynne Brydon

Book notes pp. 141-144

Roy Love

Books received pp. 143-144

The Editors

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

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