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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Africa's environmental crisis: challenging the orthodoxies pp. 503-513: Ray Bush
Promoting (anti‐)social forestry in northern Nigeria? pp. 515-536: Reginald Cline‐Cole
Governance & local environmental management in Africa pp. 537-547: Philip Woodhouse
The government must not dictate’: rural‐urban migrants’ perceptions of Zimbabwe's land resettlement programme pp. 549-566: Deborah Potts and Chris Mutambirwa
Relief & rehabilitation in complex emergencies pp. 567-582: Phil O'Keefe and John Kirkby
Desertification: the uneasy interface between science, people & environmental issues in Africa pp. 583-589: David Thomas
Reconstructing the Congo pp. 591-600: Carole J.L. Collins
Mohamed Kadamy under arrest pp. 600-601: David Styan
Book reviews pp. 603-607: Claire Oxby and Phil Grantham

Commentary pp. 307-310: Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel
Developing differences: post‐structuralism & political economy in contemporary development studies pp. 311-328: Giles Mohan
Who needs civil society? pp. 329-337: Chris Allen
‘For fear of being condemned as old fashioned’: liberal democracy vs. popular democracy in sub‐saharan Africa pp. 339-353: John S. Saul
‘It's terminal either way’: an analysis of armed conflict in liberia, 1989--1996 pp. 355-371: Quentin Outram
Kamajors, ‘sober’ & the militariat: civil society & the return of the military in sierra leonean politics pp. 373-380: A.B. Zack‐Williams
Social science research on AIDS in Africa: Questions of content, methodology and ethics (Recherches dans les Sciences Humaines sur le SIDA en Afrique: Problèmes de contenu, de méthodologie et de déontologie) pp. 380-388: Carolyn Baylies and Janet Bujra
AIDS drugs cut to ‘Guinea Pigs’ pp. 388-389: Lucy Johnston and Ruaridh Nicoll

Zaïre, South Africa: moving forward? pp. 165-170: Chris Allen
International commercial rivalries & the zai'rian copper nationalisation of 1967 pp. 171-184: David Gibbs
Agricultural issues in the former homelands of South Africa: the Transkei pp. 185-202: Gina Porter and Kevin Phillips‐Howard
Trade unions & the ANC in the ‘New’ South Africa pp. 203-218: Gregor Gall
Liberal democracy vs. popular democracy in Southern Africa pp. 219-236: John S Saul
What's left?: The South African communist party after apartheid pp. 237-248: Simon Adams
‘From demons to democrats’: mali's student movement 1991--1996 pp. 249-263: Zeric Kay Smith
Letting Yahya Jammeh off lightly? pp. 265-269: John A. Wiseman
In & against the market pp. 269-276: Michael Barratt Brown
The congo is back! pp. 277-286: Carole J.L. Collins
Sierra leone: the militariat strikes again pp. 287-292: Steve Riley
Book reviews pp. 293-297: Motlasti Thabane and Adam Leach
Book notes pp. 297-301: Roy Love, Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel

NGOs & the development industry pp. 3-10: Mike Powell and David Seddon
Happy ever after in the marketplace: non‐government organisations and uncivil society pp. 11-34: Sheelagh Stewart
New development agendas: changes in UK NGO policies & procedures pp. 35-55: Tina Wallace
Aid, NGOs and grassroots development: Northern Burkina Faso pp. 57-73: Nicholas Atampugre
‘To seek happiness’: development in a West African village in the Era of democratisation pp. 75-86: Lars Rudebeck
The mercenary business: ‘executive outcomes’ pp. 87-97: Jeremy Harding
Legitimacy, land & democracy in Niger pp. 99-112: Christian Lund
The 1996 Zambian elections: still awaiting democratic consolidation pp. 113-128: Carolyn Baylies and Morris Szeftel
On the Idea of an International Bantustan pp. 129-131: Roy Love
Peacekeeping and an ‘african high command’: plus ca change, c' est la meme chose pp. 131-137: Alfred Zack‐Williams
The US: backing out of Africa pp. 147-153: Jim Cason
Japanese aid and Africa pp. 153-156: David Seddon and Makoto Sato
Book notes pp. 157-160: Roy Love, Ray Bush and Morris Szeftel
Books received pp. 160-161: The Editors
Editorial working group pp. ebi-ebi: The Editors