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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2015, volume 42, articles 146

Labour in the time of platinum pp. 497-507

Gavin Capps

Rustenburg's labour recruitment regime: shifts and new meanings pp. 508-525

Kally Forrest

Enclave Rustenburg: platinum mining and the post-apartheid social order pp. 526-544

Andries Bezuidenhout and Sakhela Buhlungu

The invisible hands: women in Marikana pp. 545-560

Asanda Benya

‘Igneous’ means fire from below: the tumultuous history of the National Union of Mineworkers on the South African platinum mines pp. 561-576

T. Dunbar Moodie

The unmaking and remaking of industrial relations: the case of Impala Platinum and the 2012–2013 platinum strike wave pp. 577-590

Crispen Chinguno

‘AMCU by day, workers’ committee by night’: Insurgent Trade Unionism at Anglo Platinum (Amplats) mine, 2012–2014 pp. 591-605

Luke Sinwell

Claims from below: platinum and the politics of land in the Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela traditional authority area pp. 606-624

Gavin Capps and Sonwabile Mnwana

Striking together: women workers in the 2012 platinum dispute pp. 625-632

Nyonde Ntswana

Accelerated mechanisation and the demise of a mass-based labour force? Platinum mines in South Africa pp. 633-642

Paul Stewart

The 2014 platinum strike: narratives and numbers pp. 643-656

Andrew Bowman and Gilad Isaacs

Briefing on the report pp. 657-665

Dick Forslund

What about the workers? The demise of COSATU and the emergence of a new movement pp. 666-677

Leonard Gentle

The global development crisis pp. 678-680

Peter Dwyer

Oil, democracy, and development in Africa pp. 681-682

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

Editorial Board pp. ebi-ebi

The Editors

2015, volume 42, articles 145

The political economy of HIV pp. 335-341

Deborah Johnston, Kevin Deane and Matteo Rizzo

Trapped in the prison of the proximate: structural HIV/AIDS prevention in southern Africa pp. 342-361

Bridget O'Laughlin

The political economy of concurrent partners: toward a history of sex-love-gift connections in the time of AIDS pp. 362-375

Mark Hunter

Wealthy and healthy? New evidence on the relationship between wealth and HIV vulnerability in Tanzania pp. 376-393

Danya Long and Kevin Deane

Paying the price of HIV in Africa: cash transfers and the depoliticisation of HIV risk pp. 394-413

Deborah Johnston

Exploring the complexity of microfinance and HIV in fishing communities on the shores of Lake Malawi pp. 414-436

Eleanor MacPherson, John Sadalaki, Victoria Nyongopa, Lawrence Nkhwazi, Mackwellings Phiri, Alinafe Chimphonda, Nicola Desmond, Victor Mwapasa, David G. Lalloo, Janet Seeley and Sally Theobald

Revisiting the economics of transactional sex: evidence from Tanzania pp. 437-454

Kevin Deane and Joyce Wamoyi

The key questions in the AIDS epidemic in 2015 pp. 455-466

Alan Whiteside

15 years of 'War on AIDS': what impact has the global HIV/AIDS response had on the political economy of Africa? pp. 467-476

Sophie Harman

Breaking out of silos - the need for critical paradigm reflection in HIV prevention pp. 477-487

Justin O. Parkhurst and Moritz Hunsmann

Microfinance and HIV prevention pp. 488-496

Janet Seeley

2015, volume 42, articles 144

On territorialising power and rendering space and resources legible pp. 167-173

Reginald Cline-Cole

The politics of land registration in Ethiopia: territorialising state power in the rural milieu pp. 174-189

Davide Chinigò

Zimbabwe's land reform: new political dynamics in the countryside pp. 190-205

Ian Scoones

Bulldozers, homes and highways: Nairobi and the right to the city pp. 206-224

Ambreena Manji

Landlords in the making: class dynamics of the land grab in Mbarali, Tanzania pp. 225-244

Elisa Greco

Renewable energy in South Africa's minerals-energy complex: a 'low carbon' transition? pp. 245-261

Lucy Baker

The reform-underdevelopmentalism nexus in a dependent state: a case study of the Nigerian banking sector reforms pp. 262-278

Sylvanus I. Ebohon

Beyond urban vulnerability: interrogating the social sustainability of a livelihood in the informal economy of Nigerian cities pp. 279-298

Thaddeus Chidi Nzeadibe and Peter Oluchukwu Mbah

A political economy of sub-Saharan African language press: the case of Nigeria and South Africa pp. 299-313

Abiodun Salawu

Pepe Roberts, 1943-2015 pp. 314-315

Janet Bujra and Gavin Williams

Five funerals, no weddings, a couple of birthdays: Terry Ranger, his contemporaries, and the end of Zimbabwean nationalism - 24 October 2013-3 January 2015 pp. 316-324

David Moore

The popular uprising in Burkina Faso and the Transition pp. 325-333

Lila Chouli

2015, volume 42, articles 143

Divisive democracy and popular struggle in Africa pp. 1-6

Hannah Cross

Fighting talk: Ruth First's early journalism 1947-1950 pp. 7-21

Christopher Webb

Visions of liberation: the Algerian war of independence and its South African reverberations pp. 22-43

Allison Drew

Free and fair? Citizens' assessments of the 2013 general election in Kenya pp. 44-61

Seema Shah

Sex, citizenship and the state in Nigeria: Islam, Christianity and emergent struggles over intimacy pp. 62-76

Ebenezer Obadare

Angolan civil society activism since the 1990s: reformists, confrontationists and young revolutionaries of the 'Arab spring generation' pp. 77-91

Nuno Vidal

Different means of protest, same causes: popular struggles in Burkina Faso pp. 92-106

Bettina Engels

Violence and democracy in South Africa's community protests pp. 107-123

Marcel Paret

The revolt of small towns: the meaning of Morocco's history and the geography of social protests pp. 124-140

Koenraad Bogaert

Horse-trading on EU-African Economic Partnership Agreements pp. 141-147

Dirk Kohnert

L'insurrection populaire et la Transition au Burkina Faso pp. 148-155

Lila Chouli

International crude oil theft: elite predatory tendencies in Nigeria pp. 156-165

Eddy Akpomera