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Title: Financialisation, narrow specialisation of production and capital accumulation in Mozambique

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Castel-Branco, Carlos Nuno

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 46-66
Title: The expansion of capitalist agricultural production and social reproduction of rural labour: contradictions within the logic of capital accumulation in Mozambique

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Muianga, Carlos

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 87-106
Title: Work in agro-industry and the social reproduction of labour in Mozambique: contradictions in the current accumulation system

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Ali, Rosimina

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 67-86
Title: The expansion of capitalist agricultural production and social reproduction of rural labour: contradictions within the logic of capital accumulation in Mozambique

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Muianga, Carlos

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 87-106
Title: Class, politics and dynamic accumulation processes around the Sino-Mozambican rice project in the lower Limpopo, 2005-2014

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Ganho, Ana Sofia

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 107-137
Title: Green extractivism and financialisation in Mozambique: the case of Gilé National Reserve

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Bruna, Natacha

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 138-160
Title: Debt, distress, dispossession: towards a critical political economy of Africa's financial dependency

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Zajontz, Tim

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 173-183
Title: Commercial finance for development: a back door for financialisation

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Karwowski, Ewa

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 161-172
Title: The death of political possibility? Reading State and society in Nigeria 40 years on

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Roelofs, Portia

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 184-191
Title: Popular struggles and the search for alternative democracies

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Engels, Bettina

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 171, 2022, pp. 201-208
Title: Social movements as learning spaces: the case of the defunct Anti-Privatisation Forum in South Africa

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Hlatshwayo, Mondli

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 172, 2022, pp. 209-225
Title: Language of the unheard: police-recorded protests in South Africa, 1997-2013

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Bekker, Martin

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 172, 2022, pp. 226-245
Title: Evolution and decline: transformation of social movements in Nigeria

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Ajala, Olayinka

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 172, 2022, pp. 246-263
Title: Minimal hegemony in Sudan: exploring the rise and fall of the National Islamic Front

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Suliman, Shahenda

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 172, 2022, pp. 264-286
Title: The centrality of Africa in Lenin's theory of imperialism

Date published : 2022

Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group

Author : Pateman, Joe

Source : Review of African Political Economy, Volume 49, Number 172, 2022, pp. 287-302