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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1999, volume 26, articles 82

Editorial: North Africa in Africa pp. 435-439

Ray Bush and David Seddon

Parameters of economic reform in North Africa pp. 441-454

Karen Pfeifer

No factories, no problems: the logic of neo‐liberalism in Egypt pp. 455-468

Timothy Mitchell

The Maghreb experience: a challenge to the rational myths of economics pp. 469-478

Hassan Zaoual

Organising across borders: Algerian women's associations in a period of conflict pp. 479-490

Catherine Lloyd

David vs. Goliath: genetics & the new millennium pp. 491-494

The Editors

Western Sahara at the turn of the millennium pp. 495-503

David Seddon

Coffee crunch pp. 503-508

Roy Love

Alternative development policies for Sudan pp. 508-512

Ibrahim Elnur

Tributes to Mwalimu Julius Nyerere pp. 512-516

The Editors

Nyerere: a tribute to a statesman pp. 516-518

Hashim Ismail

He ‘carried the torch that liberated Africa’ pp. 518-519

The Editors

Address to members of parliament pp. 519-524

Mwalimu Julius Nyerere

Born again: the African renaissance in London pp. 524-526

Giles Mohan

Université du littoral côte d'opale colloque international sur “citoyenneté, coopération décentralisée et développement des territoires” pp. 527-528

The Editors

Book reviews pp. 529-537

David Moore, Sarah Hughes and David Seddon

Book notes pp. 537-539

Roy Love, Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

Books received pp. 539-540

The Editors

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

1999, volume 26, articles 81

Julius Kambarage Nyerere pp. 315-316

The Editors

Editorial: ending endemic violence: limits to conflict resolution in Africa pp. 317-322

Chris Allen

Clean‐ups, conditionality & adjustment: why institutions matter in Mozambique pp. 323-333

Graham Harrison

Eliciting compliance from Warlords: the ECOWAS experience in Liberia, 1990–1997 pp. 335-348

Emmanuel Aning

Ransoming the state: elite origins of Subaltern terror in Sierra Leone pp. 349-366

Jimmy Kandeh

Warfare, endemic violence & state collapse in Africa pp. 367-384

Chris Allen

The reinvention of the market from below: the end of the women's money changing monopoly in Kinshasa pp. 385-386

Tom Herdt and Stefaan Marysse

International partnership in the fight against aids: addressing need and redressing injustice? pp. 387-414

Carolyn Baylies

Trop, ćest trop! Civil insurgence in Burkina Faso, 1998–99 pp. 395-406

Ernest Harsch

Conflict resolution in a ‘non-conflict situation’: tension & reconciliation in Mecúfi, Northern Mozambique pp. 407-414

Graham Harrison

The prevention and eradication of violence against women and children pp. 415-417

The Editors

Implementing the HIPC initiative: sharing experiences Marlborough House, London 2–3 August 1999 pp. 417-419

The Editors

‘Break the chains of debt!’ international jubilee 2000 campaign demands deeper debt relief pp. 419-422

Carole Collins

Elections diary pp. 423-424

The Editors

Books received pp. 425-425

The Editors

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

1999, volume 26, articles 80

Commentary: bringing imperialism back in pp. 165-169

Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

African rural labour, income diversification & livelihood approaches: a long‐term development perspective pp. 171-189

Deborah Bryceson

Beyond civil society: child soldiers as citizens in Mozambique pp. 191-206

Carol Thompson

Structural adjustment: why it wasn't necessary & why it did work pp. 207-226

Sarah Bracking

Mirages of pastoralist futures: a review of aid donor policy in Sahelian pastoral zones pp. 227-237

Clare Oxby

The reinvention of the market from below: the end of the women's money changing monopoly in Kinshasa pp. 239-253

Tom De Herdt and Stefaan Marysse

In memoriam Stephen Riley 1949–1999 pp. 255-260

Trevor Parfitt and Graham Harrison

Martin Eve: 1924–1998 pp. 258-260

Katherine Salahi

Parliamentary opposition & democratic consolidation in South Africa pp. 261-267

Adam Habib and Rupert Taylor

The presidential election in gabon pp. 269-277

William Tordoff and Ralph Young

The Nigerian transition: third time lucky or more of the same? pp. 277-291

Abdul Mustapha

Commonwealth ministerial action group on the Harare declaration (CMAG) pp. 291-293

The Editors

Pastoralists & politicians in Kenya pp. 293-296

John Markakis

ROAPE on the world wide web pp. 297-298

The Editors

Book reviews pp. 299-302

Janet Bujra and Vincent Tickner

Book notes pp. 303-309

Roy Love, Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

Books received pp. 308-309

The Editors

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

1999, volume 26, articles 79

Africa & the drugs trade pp. 5-11

Chris Allen

Ghana's drug economy: some preliminary data pp. 13-32

Henry Bernstein

& the realities of Somalis: historic, social, household, political & economic pp. 33-49

Reginald Green

Nigeria & the drugs war pp. 51-73

Axel Klein

The EU & structural adjustment: the case of Lomé IV & Zimbabwe pp. 75-91

William Brown

Re‐forming the state? Kleptocracy & the political transition in Kenya pp. 93-108

Roger Southall

Parliamentary opposition & democratic consolidation in South Africa pp. 109-115

Adam Habib and Rupert Taylor

Africa, asia & anxieties about globalisation pp. 117-123

Ernest Harsch

West African workshop on women in the aftermath of civil war pp. 123-131

Meredeth Turshen

Declaration de la coalition anti-guerre des femmes Africaines pp. 132-133

The Editors

New hope for Somalia? The building block approach pp. 134-140

Matt Bryden

National parks & biodiversity conservation: problems with participatory forestry management pp. 140-144

Silas Alashi

Why is nobody listening? The issue of ‘GMOV's’ pp. 145-147

The Editors

European union aid scandal pp. 145-145

The Editors

New Euro challenges Dollar hegemony: impact on SADC still to come pp. 147-150

Munetsi Madakufamba

Book reviews pp. 151-154

Bill Freund

Book notes pp. 155-159

Roy Love, Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

Books received pp. 159-159

The Editors

Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors