Capitalism in Africa: Mutating Capitalist Relations and Social Formations

Author:

Chitonge, Horman

Place:

Oxon

Publisher:

Taylor and Francis

Date published:

2018

Record type:

Journal article

Region:

Africa

Journal Title:

Review of African Political Economy

Source:

Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 158-167

Subject:

CAPITALISM

AFRICA

Abstract:

This debate examines the question of whether African societies are capitalist or not. The debate is currently taking place on the ROAPE website (www.roape.net), addressing the question of whether African societies have persistently managed to elude the irresistible forces of capitalism.

Language:

English

Subject profile :

Economics / Private Sector Development

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1080/03056244.2017.1372280

CITATION: Chitonge, Horman. Capitalism in Africa: Mutating Capitalist Relations and Social Formations . Oxon : Taylor and Francis , 2018. Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 158-167 - Available at: http://library.au.int/capitalism-africa-mutating-capitalist-relations-and-social-formations