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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2012, volume 39, articles 134

The economic is political and the political is economic: protest, change, and continuity in contemporary Africa pp. 547-550

Gabrielle Lynch

Assessing South Africa's New Growth Path: framework for change? pp. 551-568

Ben Fine

Organised labour and the politics of class formation in post-apartheid South Africa pp. 569-589

Alexander Beresford

‘A disciplining method for holding standards down’: how the World Bank planned Africa's slums pp. 590-613

Amanda Alexander

A hierarchy of struggles? The ‘economic’ and the ‘political’ in Egypt's revolution pp. 614-628

M. Abdelrahman

Running as a resource of hope? Voices from Eldoret pp. 629-644

Grant Jarvie and Michelle Sikes

The legacy of Meles Zenawi pp. 645-654

Martin Plaut

Land grabs, government, peasant and civil society activism in the Senegal River Valley pp. 655-664

Jeanne Koopman

Sharpening the Weapons of the weak: a response to Carin Runciman pp. 665-671

Luke Sinwell

Development ethics: means of the means? pp. 672-681

Trevor Parfitt

2012, volume 39, articles 133

The revolution in permanence pp. 401-407

Ray Bush and Claire Mercer

Doubly dispossessed by accumulation: Egyptian fishing communities between enclosed lakes and a rising sea pp. 408-426

Andreas Malm and Shora Esmailian

Rwanda's Vision 2020 halfway through: what the eye does not see pp. 427-450

An Ansoms and Donatella Rostagno

Beyond the siege state -- tracing hybridity during a recent visit to Eritrea pp. 451-464

Tanja R. Müller

Probing the historical sources of the Mauritian miracle: sugar exporters and state building in colonial Mauritius pp. 465-478

Ryan Saylor

‘Why government should not collect taxes’: grand corruption in government and citizens' views on taxation in Cameroon pp. 479-499

Rogers Tabe Egbe Orock and Oben Timothy Mbuagbo

Will Africa's Green Revolution squeeze African family farmers to death? Lessons from small-scale high-cost rice production in the Senegal River Valley pp. 500-511

Jeanne Koopman

Plusieurs chemins: how different stakeholders at different scales in Malian society are fragmenting the state pp. 512-524

Franklin Charles Graham

Somalia: oil and (in)security pp. 525-535

Michael Walls and Steve Kibble

Tanzania in transition: from Nyerere to Mkapa pp. 536-537

Janet Bujra

Oil and Insurgency in the Niger Delta: Managing the Complex Politics of Petrol Violence pp. 538-539

J. Shola Omotola

African awakening: the emerging revolutions pp. 540-541

Gary Blank

Ethiopia: the last two frontiers pp. 542-546

Gaim Kibreab

2012, volume 39, articles 132

Markets and identities in Africa: honouring Gavin Williams pp. 209-211

Abdul Raufu Mustapha, Reginald Cline-Cole and Gary Littlejohn

Neoliberal accumulation and class: a tribute to Gavin Williams pp. 213-223

Lionel Cliffe

A force for good? Markets, cellars and labour in the South African wine industry after apartheid pp. 225-242

Joachim Winfried Ewert

Was privatisation necessary and did it work? The case of South Africa pp. 243-260

Anne Pitcher

Weber meets Godzilla: social networks and the spirit of capitalism in East Asia and Africa pp. 261-278

Kate Meagher

Worker agency in colonial, apartheid and post-apartheid gold mining workplace regimes pp. 279-294

Timothy Sizwe Phakathi

The political economy of oil and ‘rebellion’ in Nigeria's Niger Delta pp. 295-313

Kathryn Nwajiaku-Dahou

A bourgeois reform with social justice? The contradictions of the Minerals Development Bill and black economic empowerment in the South African platinum mining industry pp. 315-333

Gavin Capps

Dani Wadada Nabudere, 1932--2011: an uncompromising revolutionary pp. 335-341

Yash Tandon

Remembering Dani Wadada Nabudere pp. 343-344

David Simon

Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA): advancing the theft of African genetic wealth pp. 345-350

Carol B. Thompson

Zimbabwe's clogged political drain and open diamond pipe pp. 351-365

Patrick Bond and Khadija Sharife

‘Still on top, but ANC is left shaken’: reflections on the 2011 local government elections in South Africa pp. 367-374

Philani Moyo

Malawi in crisis, 2011--12 pp. 375-388

Diana Cammack

Natural resources and local livelihoods in the Great Lakes region of Africa: a political economy perspective pp. 389-390

Richard B. Dadzie

Zambia, mining and neoliberalism: boom and bust on the globalized Copperbelt pp. 391-392

Pádraig Carmody

War veterans in Zimbabwe's revolution: challenging neo-colonialism and settler and international capital pp. 393-395

Joseph Hanlon and Teresa Smart

Borders and borderlands as resources in the Horn of Africa pp. 396-398

Roy Love

Revolutionary traveller: freeze-frames from a life pp. 399-400

Tapiwa Chagonda

2012, volume 39, articles 131

Five decades on: some reflections on 50 years of Africa's independence pp. 1-10

Alfred Zack-Williams

Tracks of the third wave: democracy theory, democratisation and the dilemma of political succession in Africa pp. 11-25

Bernard Ugochukwu Nwosu

Neo-patrimonialism and the discourse of state failure in Africa pp. 27-43

Zubairu Wai

Rubbishing: a wrong approach to Eritrea/Ethiopia union pp. 45-62

Simon Weldehaimanot and Semere Kesete

Victim of its own success? The platinum mining industry and the apartheid mineral property system in South Africa's political transition pp. 63-84

Gavin Capps

Kicking off a debate on Tanzania's 50 years of independence pp. 101-102

Lionel Cliffe

Nationalism and pan-Africanism: decisive moments in Nyerere's intellectual and political thought pp. 103-116

Issa G. Shivji

Tanzania fifty years on (1961--2011): rethinking ujamaa, Nyerere and socialism in Africa pp. 117-125

John S. Saul

Fifty years of making sense of independence politics pp. 127-131

Lionel Cliffe

Brand Africa: multiple transitions in global capitalism -- a preface pp. 133-133

Gary Littlejohn

Brand Africa: multiple transitions in global capitalism pp. 135-150

Lisa Ann Richey and Stefano Ponte

Dag Hammarskjöld, the United Nations and Africa pp. 151-159

Henning Melber

An exposition of development failures in Mozambique pp. 161-170

Benedito Cunguara

Whither agrarian reform in South Africa? pp. 171-180

Peter Jacobs

Sierra Leone at 50: confronting old problems and preparing for new challenges pp. 181-192

Yusuf Bangura

The European Union's Africa policies: norms, interests and impact pp. 193-194

Stephen Hurt

A swamp full of dollars: pipelines and paramilitaries in Nigeria's oil frontier pp. 195-197

Usman A. Tar

Congo Masquerade: The political culture of aid inefficiency and reform failure pp. 198-199

Stylianos Moshonas

War and the politics of identity in Ethiopia: the making of enemies and allies in the Horn of Africa pp. 200-202

John Markakis

Architects of poverty: why African capitalism needs changing pp. 203-205

Philani Moyo

Intervention as indirect rule: civil war and statebuilding in the Democratic Republic of Congo pp. 206-207

Dan Fahey