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Review of African Political Economy
- Capital Accumulation and Capital Controls in South Africa: A Class Perspective (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 156 - June 2018, pp. 223-249)
- South African Business Nanny State: The Case of the Automotive Industrial Policy Post-apartheid, 1995-2010 (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 156 - June 2018, pp. 203-222)
- From colonisation to Globalisation: a History of State Capture by the Tobacco Industry in Malawi (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 156 - June 2018, pp. 186-202)
- The State: The Executive Committee of Global Capitalism? (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 156 - June 2018, pp. 181-185)
- 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 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 91-103)
- Introduction: Revolution and Counter-Revolution in Egypt (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 85-90)
- Rethinking Class and Culture in Africa: Between E. P. Thompson and Pierre Bourdieu (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 7-24)
- 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 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 64-84)
- The Struggles of Precarious Youth in Tunisia: The Case of the Kerkennah Movement (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 44-63)
- Between Feminism and Unionism: the Struggle for Socio-economic Dignity of Working-class Women inPpre- and Post-uprising Tunisia (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 25-43)
- The Russian Revolution and the Development Challenge - Part II: The Russian Revolution and the Mantra of Developmentalism (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 168-175)
- Capitalism in Africa: Mutating Capitalist Relations and Social Formations (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 158-167)
- Afro-Euphoria: is Ghana's Economy an Exception to the Growth Paradox? (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 146-157)
- Rejoinder: Reading Tahrir in Gramsci (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 135-145)
- Critical Interventions in Debates on the Arab Revolutions: Centring Class (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 125-134)
- Passive Revolutions and the Dynamics of Social Change in the Peripheries (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 115-124)
- Again on the Revolutionary Subject: Problematising Class and Subalternity in Gramsci on Tahrir (Review of African Political Economy, Volume 45 - Number 155 - March 2018, pp. 104-114)
Journal of African Business
- Customer Evaluation of Supply Systems: The Case of Ethiopian Seed Supply Systems (Journal of African Business Vol 19 No 4 October 2018 pp. 550-570)
- The Meanings of Food Consumption, Consumer Effects and the Role of "Origin": The Case of Ethnic Food in Cameroon (Journal of African Business Vol 19 No 4 October 2018 pp. 531-549)
- The Influence of Perceived Justice on Recovery Satisfaction in the Airline Industry (Journal of African Business Vol 19 No 4 October 2018 pp. 512-530)
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