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 | Grajales, Jacobo (2020) |
 | From war to wealth? Land policies and the peace economy in Côte d'Ivoire |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 47 #163. p. 78-94. |
| Chipato, Fadzai and Wang, Libin and Zuo, Ting and Mudimu, George T. (2020) |
| The politics of youth struggles for land in post-land reform Zimbabwe |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 47 #163. p. 59-77. |
| Ntuli, Lawrence (2020) |
| The strategies and tactics of fighting against precarisation of work: a comparative study of precarious workers' struggles in two South African municipalities |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 47 #163. p. 45-58. |
| Stewart, Paul and Bezuidenhout, Andries and Bischoff, Christine (2020) |
| Safety and health before and after Marikana: subcontracting, illegal mining and trade union rivalry in the South African mining industry |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 47 #163. p. 27-44. |
| Copans, Jean (2020) |
| Have the social classes of yesterday vanished from Africanist issues or are African societies made up of new classes? A French anthropologist's perspective |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 47 #163. p. 10-26. |
| Zack-Williams, Alfred (2020) |
| Africa - coping with the 'new normal' |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 47 #163. p. 1-9. |
| Widengård, Marie (2019) |
| Land deals, and how not all states react the same: Zambia and the Chinese request |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #162. p. 615-631. |
| Henderson, Christian (2019) |
| Gulf capital and Egypt's corporate food system: a region in the third food regime |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #162. p. 599-614. |
| De Lellis, Francesco (2019) |
| Peasants, dispossession and resistance in Egypt: an analysis of protest movements and organisations before and after the 2011 uprising |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #162. p. 582-598. |
| Ahmed, Yasmine Moataz (2019) |
| The social life of wheat and grapes: domestic land-grabbing as accumulation by dispossession in rural Egypt |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #162. p. 567-581. |
| Nour, Saker El (2019) |
| Grabbing from below: a study of land reclamation in Egypt |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #162. p. 549-566. |
| Fautras, Mathilde and Iocco, Giulio (2019) |
| Land, politics and dynamics of agrarian change and resistance in North Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #162. p. 535-548. |
| Bush, Ray and Greco, Elisa (2019) |
| Egypt under military rule |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #162. p. 529-534. |
| Aboobaker, Adam (2019) |
| Visions of stagnation and maldistribution: monopoly capital, 'white monopoly capital' and new challenges to the South African Left |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 515-523. |
| Mykhalchenko, Nataliya and Wiegratz, Jörg (2019) |
| Anti-fraud measures in Southern Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 496-514. |
| Bateman, Milford and Duvendack, Maren and Loubere, Nicholas (2019) |
| Is fin-tech the new panacea for poverty alleviation and local development? Contesting Suri and Jack's M-Pesa findings published in 'Science' |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 480-495. |
| Beukelaer, Christiaan De and Fredriksson, Martin (2019) |
| The political economy of intellectual property rights: the paradox of Article 27 exemplified in Ghana |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 459-479. |
| Klantschnig, Gernot and Huang, Chieh (2019) |
| Fake drugs: health, wealth and regulation in Nigeria |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 442-458. |
| Bracking, Sarah (2019) |
| Black economic empowerment policy in Durban, eThekwini, South Africa: economic justice, economic fraud and 'leaving money on the table' |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 415-441. |
| Bateman, Milford (2019) |
| The rise of microcredit 'control fraud' in post-apartheid South Africa: from state-enforced to market-driven exploitation of the black community |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 387-414. |
| Vilakazi, Thando and Roberts, Simon (2019) |
| Cartels as 'fraud'? Insights from collusion in Southern and East Africa in the fertiliser and cement industries |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 369-386. |
| Wiegratz, Jörg (2019) |
| 'They're all in it together': the social production of fraud in capitalist Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #161. p. 357-368. |
| Runciman, Carin (2019) |
| Rolling back the right to strike: amendments to South Africa's Labour Relations Act and their implications for working-class struggle |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 347-356. |
| Adibe, Raymond and Nwangwu, Chikodiri and Ezirim, Gerald E. and Egonu, Nnamdi (2019) |
| Energy hegemony and maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea: rethinking the regional trans-border cooperation approach |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 336-346. |
| Geröcs, Tamás (2019) |
| The transformation of African–Russian economic relations in the multipolar world-system |
 | Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 317-335. |
| Khisa, Moses (2019) |
| Whose Africa is rising? |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 304-316. |
| Bernards, Nick (2019) |
| Placing African labour in global capitalism: the politics of irregular work |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 294-303. |
| Müller, Tanja R. (2019) |
| Borders and boundaries in the state-making of Eritrea: revisiting the importance of territorial integrity in the rapprochement between Eritrea and Ethiopia |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 279-293. |
| Gebregziabher, Tefera Negash (2019) |
| Soldiers in business: the pitfalls of METEC's projects in the context of Ethiopia's civil–military relations |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 261-278. |
| Mutekwe, Paddington (2019) |
| Resistance and repression in Zimbabwe: a case study of Zimplats mine workers |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 246-260. |
| Bowman, Andrew (2019) |
| Black economic empowerment policy and state–business relations in South Africa: the case of mining |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 223-245. |
| Elischer, Sebastian (2019) |
| Trade union mobilisation and democratic institutionalisation in the Republic of Niger |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 204-222. |
| Bianchini, Pascal (2019) |
| The 1968 years: revolutionary politics in Senegal |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 184-203. |
| Greco, Elisa and Wiegratz, Jörg and Zeilig, Leo (2019) |
| Not quite post-political |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #160. p. 171-181. |
| Padayachee, Vishnu and Fine, Ben (2019) |
| The role and influence of the IMF on economic policy in South Africa's transition to democracy: the 1993 Compensatory and Contingency Financing Facility revisited |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 157-167. |
| Southall, Roger (2019) |
| Presidential transitions and generational change in Southern African liberation movements |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 143-156. |
| Newlove, Chris James (2019) |
| 'The wretched of the earth' and strategy: Fanon's 'Leninist' moment? |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 135-142. |
| Scoones, Ian and Mavedzenge, Blasio and Murimbarimba, Felix (2019) |
| Young people and land in Zimbabwe: livelihood challenges after land reform |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 117-134. |
| Addison, Lincoln (2019) |
| The fragility of empowerment: changing gender relations in a Zimbabwean resettlement area |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 101-116. |
| Dande, Innocent and Mujere, Joseph (2019) |
| Contested histories and contested land claims: traditional authorities and the Fast Track Land Reform programme in Zimbabwe, 2000–2017 |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 86-100. |
| Chamunogwa, Arnold (2019) |
| The negotiability of state legal and bureaucratic authority during land occupations in Zimbabwe |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 71-85. |
| Chiweshe, Manase Kudzai and Chabata, Takunda (2019) |
| The complexity of farmworkers' livelihoods in Zimbabwe after the Fast Track Land Reform: experiences from a farm in Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 55-70. |
| Muchetu, Rangarirai Gavin (2019) |
| Family farms and the markets: examining the level of market-oriented production 15 years after the Zimbabwe Fast Track Land Reform programme |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 33-54. |
| Shonhe, Toendepi (2019) |
| The changing agrarian economy in Zimbabwe, 15 years after the Fast Track Land Reform programme |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 14-32. |
| Mkodzongi, Grasian and Lawrence, Peter (2019) |
| The fast-track land reform and agrarian change in Zimbabwe |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 46 #159. p. 1-13. |
| Melber, Henning (2018) |
| Populism in Southern Africa under liberation movements as governments |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #158. p. 678-686. |
| Workneh, Téwodros W. (2018) |
| State monopoly of telecommunications in Ethiopia: origins, debates, and the way forward |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #158. p. 592-608. |
| Khalil, Heba and Dill, Brian (2018) |
| Negotiating statist neoliberalism: the political economy of post-revolution Egypt |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #158. p. 574-591. |
| Tvedten, Inge and Picardo, Rachi (2018) |
| 'Goats eat where they are tied up': illicit and habitual corruption in Mozambique |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #158. p. 541-557. |
| Frankfurter, Raphael and Kardas-Nelson, Mara and Benton, Adia and Barrie, Mohamed Bailor and Dibba, Yusupha and Farmer, Paul and Richardson, Eugene T. (2018) |
| Indirect rule redux: the political economy of diamond mining and its relation to the Ebola outbreak in Kono District, Sierra Leone |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #158. p. 522-540. |
| Zack-Williams, Alfred (2018) |
| The state and accumulation in Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #158. p. 515-521. |
| Gebregziabher, Tefera Negash and Hout, Wil (2018) |
| The rise of oligarchy in Ethiopia: the case of wealth creation since 1991 |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #157. p. 501-510. |
| Parker, Leon and Fourie, Elsje (2018) |
| Sino-Angolan agricultural cooperation: still not reaping rewards for the Angolan agricultural sector |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #157. p. 491-500. |
| Albert, Okorie (2018) |
| The dominance of foreign capital and its impact on indigenous technology development in the production of liquefied natural gas in Nigeria |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #157. p. 478-490. |
| LeVan, A. Carl and Page, Matthew T. and Ha, Yoonbin (2018) |
| From terrorism to talakawa: explaining party turnover in Nigeria's 2015 elections |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #157. p. 432-450. |
| Ansoms, An and Cioffo, Giuseppe and Dawson, Neil and Desiere, Sam and Huggins, Chris and Leegwater, Margot and Murison, Jude and Bisoka, Aymar Nyenyezi and Treidl, Johanna and Van Damme, Julie (2018) |
| The Rwandan agrarian and land sector modernisation: confronting macro performance with lived experiences on the ground |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #157. p. 408-431. |
| Marcatelli, Michela (2018) |
| The land–water nexus: a critical perspective from South Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #157. p. 393-407. |
| Hlatshwayo, Mondli (2018) |
| The new struggles of precarious workers in South Africa: nascent organisational responses of community health workers |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #157. p. 378-392. |
| Cross, Hannah and Zeilig, Leo (2018) |
| In tribute to our comrade Samir Amin, 1931-2018 |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #157. p. 365-377. |
| Ylönen, Aleksi (2018) |
| Inheriting power: Somaliland's political institutions and the 2017 presidential election |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #156. p. 354-362. |
| Adibe, Raymond and Nwagwu, Ejikeme and Albert, Okorie (2018) |
| Rentierism and security privatisation in the Nigerian petroleum industry: assessment of oil pipeline surveillance and protection contracts |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #156. p. 345-353. |
| Baaz, Maria Eriksson and Olsson, Ola and Verweijen, Judith (2018) |
| Navigating 'taxation' on the Congo River: the interplay of legitimation and 'officialisation' |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #156. p. 250-266. |
| Alami, Ilias (2018) |
| Capital accumulation and capital controls in South Africa: a class perspective |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #156. p. 223-249. |
| Masondo, David (2018) |
| South African business nanny state: the case of the automotive industrial policy post-apartheid, 1995-2010 |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #156. p. 203-222. |
| Smith, Julia and Lee, Kelley (2018) |
| From colonisation to globalisation: a history of state capture by the tobacco industry in Malawi |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #156. p. 186-202. |
| Lawrence, Peter and Zeilig, Leo (2018) |
| The state: the executive committee of global capitalism? |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #156. p. 181-185. |
| Akolgo, Isaac Abotebuno (2018) |
| Afro-euphoria: is Ghana's economy an exception to the growth paradox? |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 146-157. |
| Smet, Brecht De (2018) |
| Rejoinder: reading 'Tahrir in Gramsci' |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 135-145. |
| Salem, Sara (2018) |
| Critical interventions in debates on the Arab revolutions: centring class |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 125-134. |
| Tansel, Cemal Burak (2018) |
| Passive revolutions and the dynamics of social change in the peripheries |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 115-124. |
| Roccu, Roberto (2018) |
| Again on the revolutionary subject: problematising class and subalternity in 'Gramsci on Tahrir' |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 104-114. |
| Alexander, Anne and Naguib, Sameh (2018) |
| Behind every Caesar a new one? Reflections on revolution and counter-revolution in Egypt in response to 'Gramsci on Tahrir' |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 91-103. |
| Tansel, Cemal Burak and Smet, Brecht De (2018) |
| Introduction: revolution and counter-revolution in Egypt |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 85-90. |
| Ajl, Max (2018) |
| Delinking, food sovereignty, and populist agronomy: notes on an intellectual history of the peasant path in the global South |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 64-84. |
| Feltrin, Lorenzo (2018) |
| The struggles of precarious youth in Tunisia: the case of the Kerkennah movement |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 44-63. |
| Debuysere, Loes (2018) |
| Between feminism and unionism: the struggle for socio-economic dignity of working-class women in pre- and post-uprising Tunisia |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 25-43. |
| Werbner, Pnina (2018) |
| Rethinking class and culture in Africa: between E. P. Thompson and Pierre Bourdieu |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 7-24. |
| Cline-Cole, Reginald and Zeilig, Leo (2018) |
| On filling voids |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 45 #155. p. 1-6. |
| Muhammad, Murtala and Mukhtar, Mansur Ibrahim and Lola, Gold Kafilah (2017) |
| The impact of Chinese textile imperialism on Nigeria's textile industry and trade: 1960–2015 |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 673-682. |
| Plaut, Martin (2017) |
| Eritrea: a mafia state? |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 662-672. |
| Brandt, Cyril Owen (2017) |
| Ambivalent outcomes of statebuilding: multiplication of brokers and educational expansion in the Democratic Republic of Congo (2004–13) |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 624-642. |
| Maringira, Godfrey (2017) |
| Military corruption in war: stealing and connivance among Zimbabwean foot soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo (1998–2002) |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 611-623. |
| Cesnulyte, Egle (2017) |
| Gendering the extraverted state: the politics of the Kenyan sex workers' movement |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 595-610. |
| Klopp, Jacqueline M. and Lumumba, Odenda (2017) |
| Reform and counter-reform in Kenya's land governance |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 577-594. |
| Jones, Peris S. and Kimari, Wangui and Ramakrishnan, Kavita (2017) |
| 'Only the people can defend this struggle': the politics of the everyday, extrajudicial executions and civil society in Mathare, Kenya |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 559-576. |
| Malak, Karim and Salem, Sara (2017) |
| How far does neoliberalism go in Egypt? Gender, citizenship and the making of the 'rural' woman |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 541-558. |
| Bassett, Carolyn (2017) |
| Africa's next debt crisis: regulatory dilemmas and radical insights |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 523-540. |
| Zack-Williams, Alfred (2017) |
| Political economies of the everyday |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #154. p. 513-521. |
| Ouma, Stefan (2017) |
| The difference that 'capitalism' makes: on the merits and limits of critical political economy in African Studies |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 499-509. |
| Mabele, Mathew Bukhi (2017) |
| Beyond forceful measures: Tanzania's 'war on poaching' needs diversified strategies more than militarised tactics |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 487-498. |
| Dobler, Gregor (2017) |
| China and Namibia, 1990 to 2015: how a new actor changes the dynamics of political economy |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 449-465. |
| Odinga, Sobukwe (2017) |
| 'We recommend compliance': bargaining and leverage in Ethiopian-US intelligence cooperation |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 432-448. |
| Dickinson, David (2017) |
| Institutionalised conflict, subaltern worker rebellions and insurgent unionism: casual workers' organisation and power resources in the South African Post Office |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 415-431. |
| Bernards, Nick (2017) |
| The International Labour Organization and African trade unions: tripartite fantasies and enduring struggles |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 399-414. |
| Cross, Hannah and Cliffe, Lionel (2017) |
| A comparative political economy of regional migration and labour mobility in West and Southern Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 381-398. |
| MacLean, Lauren M. (2017) |
| Neoliberal democratisation, colonial legacies and the rise of the non-state provision of social welfare in West Africa |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 358-380. |
| Cross, Hannah (2017) |
| Neoliberalism, labour power and democracy - the sense of an ending |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #153. p. 353-357. |
| Pailey, Robtel Neajai and Harris, David (2017) |
| Liberia's run-up to 2017: continuity and change in a long history of electoral politics |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #152. p. 322-335. |
| Mustapha, Mala (2017) |
| The 2015 general elections in Nigeria: new media, party politics and the political economy of voting |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #152. p. 312-321. |
| Uzar, Esther (2017) |
| Contested labour and political leadership: three mineworkers' unions after the opposition victory in Zambia |
| Review of African Political Economy. Volume 44 #152. p. 292-311. |
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