Political economy of contemporary Africa
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Political economy of contemporary Africa
（Sage series on African modernization and development, v. 1）
Sage Publications, c1985
2nd ed
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographies
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The revised edition of this best-selling first volume of the SAGE Series on African Modernization and Development provides a much-needed and important overview of the present situation in contemporary Africa.
`This is a compelling, comprehensive, and challenging collection which makes a major contribution to both the establishment and respectability of the political economy perspective...Africa is in a state of material, ideological, and intellectual change; this invaluable collection captures much of this excitement and potential.' -- American Sociological Review
`A stimulating book which makes an important contribution to African studies...The type of book which is a 'must' for all Africanists and their students.' -- African Economic History
Table of Contents
Editors' Introduction to the Second Edition - Peter C W Gutkind and Immanuel Wallerstein
Editors' Introduction to the First Edition - Peter C W Gutkind and Immanuel Wallerstein
Three Stages of African Involvement in the World-Economy - Immanuel Wallerstein
Phases in the Development of South African Capitalism - Philip Ehrensaft
From Settlement to Crises
The Political Economy of the African Peasantry and Modes of Production - Catherine Coquery-Vidrovitch
Rural Political Economy of Africa - Lionel Cliffe
Taking the Part of Peasants - Gavin Williams
Rural Development in Nigeria and Tanzania
From Peasants to Workers in Africa - Robin Cohen
The Evolution of the Class Structure in Africa - Bernard Magubane
The Congruence of Political Economies and Ideologies in Africa - Claude Ake
Southern Africa in Crisis - Ben Turok and Kees Maxey
Socioeconomic Effects of Two Patterns of Foreign Capital Investments - Tamas Szentes
A Bibliographical Guide to the Study of the Political Economy of Africa - Chris Allen
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