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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2000, volume 27, articles 86

Editorial: special issue on AIDS pp. 483-486

Carolyn Baylies and Janet Bujra

Overview: HIV/AIDS in Africa: global & local inequalities & responsibilities pp. 487-500

Carolyn Baylies

Reconceptualising issues around HIV & breastfeeding advice: findings from KwaZulu‐Natal, South Africa pp. 501-518

Gill Seidel

Debt relief & social investment: linking the HIPC initiative to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Africa: the case of Zambia pp. 519-535

Fantu Cheru

Coping or struggling? a journey into the impact of HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa pp. 537-545

Gabriel Rugalema

Tanzania: AIDS care – learning from experience pp. 547-557

Soori Nnko, Betty Chiduo, Flora Wilson, Wences Msuya and Gabriel Mwaluko

The uncertain future of bilateralism or, ‘it takes two fingers to kill a louse’ pp. 559-575

Sarah Bracking

Political will, political economy & the AIDS industry in Zambia pp. 577-582

Guy Scott

Improving access to HIV‐related drugs in South Africa: a case of colliding interests pp. 583-590

Andy Gray and Jenni Smit

Statement of concern on women & HIV/AIDS pp. 590-593

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Violence in Mozambique: in whose interests? pp. 593-597

Joe Hanlon

The murder of Carlos Cardoso: report & obituary pp. 597-598

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Carlos Cardoso: an appreciation pp. 598-600

Paul Fauvet

Books received pp. 600-602

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Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

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2000, volume 27, articles 85

Editorial: globalisation & African responses pp. 353-356

Morris Szeftel

Evaluating privatisation in Zambia: a tale of two processes pp. 357-366

John Craig

Restructuring north‐south relations: ACP‐EU development co‐operation in a liberal international order pp. 367-383

William Brown

Zimbabwean workers, the MDC & the 2000 election pp. 385-406

Peter Alexander

Maintaining corporate dominance after decolonization: the ‘first mover advantage’ of Shell‐BP in Nigeria pp. 407-425

Jêdrzej Frynas, Matthias Beck and Kamel Mellahi

Clientelism, corruption & catastrophe pp. 427-441

Morris Szeftel

Zimbabwe today: hope against grim realities pp. 443-450

Norma Krieger

Ethnic ‘nationalities’, God & the state: Whither the federal republic of Nigeria? pp. 450-459

Caroline Ifeka

Britain and western sahara: examining the debate pp. 459-462

David Seddon

The Kenya SAREAT international IDEA democracy workshop pp. 462-468

Sarah Bracking

Book reviews pp. 469-475

Graham Harrison and Paul Burkett

Book notes pp. 476-478

Roy Love, Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

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2000, volume 27, articles 84

Commentary:the struggle for land pp. 173-180

Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

Land reform & changing social relations for farm workers in Zimbabwe pp. 181-202

Sam Moyo, Blair Rutherford and Dede Amanor‐Wilks

Dilemmas of the Kenyan succession pp. 203-219

Roger Southall

The land issue in eritrea's reconstruction & development pp. 221-234

June Rock

An agricultural strategy without farmers: Egypt's countryside in the New Millennium pp. 235-249

Ray Bush

State‐NGO relations in an era of globalisation: the implications for agricultural development in Africa pp. 251-272

Korbla Puplampu and Wisdom Tettey

Land reform in South Africa pp. 273-286

Lionel Cliffe

Between governance & under‐development: accumulation & Africa's ‘catastrophic corruption’ pp. 287-306

Morris Szeftel

Zimbabwe: structural adjustment, destitution & food insecurity pp. 307-316

Rupak Chattopadhyay

Cuban‐African relations: nationalist roots of an internationalist policy pp. 317-323

David Gonzales

No Peace for Sierra Leone pp. 325-329

Will Reno

War & famine in Ethiopia & Eritrea pp. 329-333

Philip White and Lionel Cliffe

The politics of famine in the Ogaden pp. 333-337

Mohamud Khalif

Western sahara‐point of no return? pp. 338-340

David Seddon

Africa at the first south summit in Havana pp. 341-346

David Gonzales

What is CEAMO? pp. 346-347

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Commonwealth secretary‐general's statement on Zanzibar pp. 348-348

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Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

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2000, volume 27, articles 83

Editorial: too little, too late? pp. 5-10

Chris Allen

Levelling the playing fields & embedding illusions: ‘post‐conflict’ discourse & neo‐liberal ‘development’ in war‐torn Africa pp. 11-28

David Moore

Power without responsibility: the World Bank & Mozambican cashew nuts pp. 29-45

Joseph Hanlon

Globalised images of environmental security in Africa pp. 47-62

Cyril Obi

Versions of resistance history in South Africa: the ANC strand in Inkatha in the 1970s and 1980s pp. 63-79

Gerhard Maré

‘A symbol that cannot be substituted’: The role of J K Nyerere in the liberation of Southern Africa, 1955–1990 pp. 81-94

Shubi Ishemo

Tributes to Julius Nyerere in the South African Parliament pp. 95-97

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Address by Commonwealth Secretary‐General HE Chief Emeka Anyaoku to the International Conference on the Making of a New Constitution for Zimbabwe pp. 99-103

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The Durban summit & beyond: whither the commonwealth? speech by commonwealth secretary‐general chief emeka anyaoku pp. 103-109

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Isis WICCE continues to bring women together pp. 109-112

Ruth Ochieng

Namibian elections: SWAPO consolidates its hold on power pp. 113-115

David Simon

Conflict, complicity & confusion: unravelling empowerment struggles in Nigeria after the Return to 'Democracy' pp. 115-123

Caroline Ifeka

Chissano names 22 ministers to enlarge cabinet pp. 123-125

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Sahel: women power rules the economy pp. 125-127

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Can Africa expliot the internet pp. 127-129

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Ethiopia's plans for the kalub gas project unfair pp. 129-132

Mohamud Khalif

Human security in sudan: the report of a canadian assessment mission prepared for the minister of foreign affairs ottawa, January 2000 pp. 132-137

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Debt cancellation, lender responsibility & poor country empowerment pp. 138-144

Ann Pettifor

World bank debt concession? There is no extra $10 million! pp. 144-145

Joe Hanlon

Book review pp. 147-148

Gavin Williams

Book Notes pp. 149-152

Roy Love, Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

Books received pp. 153-153

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African internet resources pp. 155-163

Chris Allen

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

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