ROAPE Journal - Contents of Volume 34 Number 112
Trading Africa's Future

Editorial

Trading Africa's Future by Graham Harrison and Colin Stoneman
221-225

Articles

Trading Partners or Trading Deals? The EU and US in Southern Africa by Colin Stoneman and Carol Thompson
227-245
EU Trade Policy and the Future of Africa's Trade Relationship with the EU by Paul Goodison
247-266
‘Fair Trade’ with Africa by Michael Barratt Brown
267-277
What is the Future for EU-Africa Agricultural Trade After CAP Reform? by Paul Goodison
279-295
The European Union and the Commodity Debate: From Trade to Aid by Jan Orbie
297-311
‘Like Worms in the Entrails of a Natural Man’: A Conceptual Analysis of Warlords by Anthony Vinci
313-331
The Burundi Peace Negotiations: An African Experience of Peace-making by Patricia Daley
333-352

Briefings

Rebuilding the Future or Revisiting the Past? Post-apartheid Afrikaner Politics by Rebecca Davies
353-370
How Successful is the Rwandan PRSP? Growth, Poverty and Inequality by An Ansoms
371-379
Democratising Nigerian Politics: Transcending the Shadows of Militarism by Cyril I Obi
379-384
The Evolution of British Trade Justice Campaigning by Tom Sharman
385-392
40 Years is Enough!
393-394

Obituary

A Tribute to Archie Mafeje by Adebayo Olukoshi and Lionel Cliffe
395-399

Finally

ROAPE Conference: The State, Mining and Development
399

Reviews

The Coffee Paradox: Global Markets, Commodity Trade and the Elusive Promise of Development, by Benoit Daviron and Stefano Ponte by Michael Barratt Brown
401-403
Trading Down: Africa, Value Chains, and the Global Economy, by Peter Gibbon and Stefano Ponte by Trevor Parfitt
404-406
The New Development Economics: After the Washington Consensus, by Jomo KS and Ben Fine (eds); The Long Twentieth Century (1) Globalisation under Hegemony: The Changing World Economy, by Jomo KS (ed); The Long Twentieth Century (2) The Great Divergence: He by Michael Barratt Brown
407-410
A Life Looking Forward: Memoirs of an Independent Marxist, by Samir Amin by Jeggan C Senghor
410-411
Globalisation, Neo-Conservative Policies, and Democratic Alternatives (Essays in Honour of John Loxley), by A Haroon Akram-Lodhi, Robert Chernomas and Ardeshi Seppehri (eds) by Sylvester Odion-Akhaine
411-412