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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2013, volume 40, articles 138

'The art of neoliberalism': accumulation, institutional change and social order since the end of apartheid pp. 507-518

Nicolas Pons-Vignon and Aurelia Segatti

Swimming against the tide: the Macro-Economic Research Group in the South African transition 1991--94 pp. 519-536

William Freund

Stuck in stabilisation? South Africa's post-apartheid macro-economic policy between ideological conversion and technocratic capture pp. 537-555

Aurelia Segatti and Nicolas Pons-Vignon

Expectations and outcomes: considering competition and corporate power in South Africa under democracy pp. 556-571

Gertrude Makhaya and Simon Roberts

Poverty, grants, revolution and 'real Utopias': society must be defended by any and all means necessary! pp. 572-588

Firoz Khan

South Africa: the transition to violent democracy pp. 589-604

Karl von Holdt

Marikana, turning point in South African history pp. 605-619

Peter Alexander

Longevity of the Tripartite Alliance: the post-Mangaung sequence pp. 620-627

Raphaël Botiveau

Labour market restructuring in South Africa: low wages, high insecurity pp. 628-638

Miriam Di Paola and Nicolas Pons-Vignon

Marikana: fragmentation, precariousness, strike violence and solidarity pp. 639-646

Crispen Chinguno

Epistemologies of African conflicts: violence, evolutionism, and the war in Sierra Leone pp. 647-648

Hironori Onuki

Violence in a time of liberation: murder and ethnicity at a South African gold mine, 1994 pp. 649-650

Tapiwa Chagonda

Suret-Canale de la résistance à l'anticolonialisme pp. 651-652

Leo Zeilig

The fate of Sudan: the origins and consequences of a flawed peace process pp. 653-654

John Markakis

2013, volume 40, articles 137

Editorial pp. 341-342

Claire Mercer

One hippopotamus and eight blind analysts: a multivocal analysis of the 2012 political crisis in the divided Republic of Mali pp. 343-357

Baz Lecocq, Gregory Mann, Bruce Whitehouse, Dida Badi, Lotte Pelckmans, Nadia Belalimat, Bruce Hall and Wolfram Lacher

The legacies of Thomas Sankara: a revolutionary experience in retrospect pp. 358-374

Ernest Harsch

Rescuing African bodies: celebrities, consumerism and neoliberal humanitarianism pp. 375-393

Patricia Daley

The rise and fall of trade unionism in Zimbabwe, Part II: 1995--2000 pp. 394-409

Paris Yeros

Neoliberal globalisation and evolving local traditional institutions: implications for access to resources in rural northern Ghana pp. 410-427

Joseph A. Yaro

Cultural interfaces of self-determination and the rise of the neo-Biafran movement in Nigeria pp. 428-446

Godwin Onuoha

Have we heard the last? Oil, environmental insecurity, and the impact of the amnesty programme on the Niger Delta resistance movement pp. 447-465

Daniel Egiegba Agbiboa

Do African cities have markets for plastics or plastics for markets? pp. 466-474

Franklin Obeng-Odoom

The Ghanaian elections of 2012 pp. 475-484

Bob Kelly and R. B. Bening

Are public--private partnerships (PPPs) the answer to Africa's infrastructure needs? pp. 485-495

John Loxley

Domesticating vigilantism in Africa pp. 496-497

Rita Abrahamsen

War and the crisis of youth in Sierra Leone pp. 498-500

Tunde Zack-Williams

The political economy of pharmaceutical patents: sectional interests and the African group at the WTO pp. 501-502

Ismail Lagardien

Biopolitics, militarism and development: Eritrea in the twenty-first century pp. 503-505

Daniel R. Mekonnen

2013, volume 40, articles 136

Neo-imperialism and African development pp. 179-184

Alfred Zack-Williams

Industrial policy and the political settlement in Tanzania: aspects of continuity and change since independence pp. 185-201

Hazel Gray

Labour and underdevelopment? Migration, dispossession and accumulation in West Africa and Europe pp. 202-218

Hannah Cross

The rise and fall of trade unionism in Zimbabwe, Part I: 1990--1995 pp. 219-232

Paris Yeros

Accumulation with or without dispossession? A 'both/and' approach to China in Africa with reference to Angola pp. 233-250

Jesse Salah Ovadia

Rural wage employment in Africa: methodological issues and emerging evidence pp. 251-273

Carlos Oya

Deep Integration in north--south relations: compatibility issues between the EU and South Africa pp. 274-289

Simone Claar and Andreas Nölke

Informalisation and the end of trade unionism as we knew it? Dissenting remarks from a Tanzanian case study pp. 290-308

Matteo Rizzo

Land dispossession and rural social movements: the 2011 conference in Mali pp. 309-320

Giuliano Martiniello

How unstable is the Horn of Africa? pp. 321-330

Martin Plaut

Security beyond the state: private security in international politics pp. 331-332

Lars Buur

Chronique d'une transition and La face cachée de la révolution tunisienne: Islamisme et occident, une alliance à haut risque pp. 333-335

Hannah Cross

Urban appropriation and transformation: bicycle taxi and handcart operators in Mzuzu, Malawi pp. 336-338

Philani Moyo

South--South cooperation: Africa on the centre stage pp. 339-340

Olabisi Delebayo Akinkugbe

2013, volume 40, articles 135

Neither war nor peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC): profiting and coping amid violence and disorder pp. 1-12

Miles Larmer, Ann Laudati and John F. Clark

Making use of the past: the Rwandophone question and the ‘Balkanisation of the Congo’ pp. 13-31

Lars-Christopher Huening

Beyond minerals: broadening ‘economies of violence’ in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo pp. 32-50

Ann Laudati

‘You say rape, I say hospitals. But whose voice is louder?’ Health, aid and decision-making in the Democratic Republic of Congo pp. 51-66

Nicole C. D'Errico, Tshibangu Kalala, Louise Bashige Nzigire, Felicien Maisha and Luc Malemo Kalisya

Military business and the business of the military in the Kivus pp. 67-82

Judith Verweijen

Effective responses: Protestants, Catholics and the provision of health care in the post-war Kivus pp. 83-97

Laura E. Seay

From devastation to mobilisation: the Muslim community's involvement in social welfare in post-conflict DRC pp. 98-115

Ashley E. Leinweber

God and Caesar in the Democratic Republic of Congo: negotiating church--state relations through the management of school fees in Kinshasa's Catholic schools pp. 116-131

Kristof Titeca, Tom De Herdt and Inge Wagemakers

Looking beyond reform failure in the Democratic Republic of Congo pp. 132-140

Stylianos Moshonas

Uncertainty and powerlessness in Congo 2012 pp. 141-151

Theodore Trefon

The Sicomines agreement revisited: prudent Chinese banks and risk-taking Chinese companies pp. 152-162

Johanna Jansson

The trouble with the Congo: local violence and the failure of international peacebuilding pp. 163-167

Jason K. Stearns

Political economy of media transformation in South Africa pp. 168-169

Jason Robinson

Chocolate nations: living and dying for cocoa in West Africa pp. 170-171

Georgios Tsopanakis

Getting Somalia wrong? Faith, war and hope in a shattered state pp. 172-173

Mohamed Haji Ingiriis

Political culture and nationalism in Malawi: building Kwacha pp. 174-175

Clive Gabay