The Review of African Political Economy - examining the politics of imperialism;
development; agrarian, popular and democratic struggles; class, gender and social justice
Contributors to the Review of African Political Economy
Author - Björn Beckman
Björn Beckman is a contributing editor to the Review.
Published in the Review
- Peasants, Capital and the State Editorial by Björn Beckman from Vol.4 No.10 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1977, pp1-6)
- Nigeria: Economy and Society by Gavin Williams (ed) Review by Björn Beckman from Vol.4 No.10 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1977, pp117-120)
- Imperialism and Capitalist Transformation: Critique of a Kenyan Debate Article by Björn Beckman from Vol.7 No.19 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1980, pp48-62)
- Imperialism and the ‘National Bourgeoisie’ Article by Björn Beckman from Vol.8 No.22 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1981, pp5-19)
- Whose State? State and Capitalist Development in Nigerian Article by Björn Beckman from Vol.9 No.23 of the Review of African Political Economy (Spring 1982, pp37-51)
- The Military as Revolutionary Vanguard: A Critique Article by Björn Beckman from Vol.13 No.37 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1986, pp50-62)
- Peasants and Democratic Struggles in Nigeria Article by Björn Beckman from Vol.15 No.41 of the Review of African Political Economy (Spring 1988, pp30-44)
- Tribute to Mahmud Modibbo Tukur Obituary by Yusuf Bangura, Björn Beckman, Jibrin Ibrahim and Raufu Mustapha from Vol.15 No.43 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1988, pp136-137)
- Whose Democracy? Bourgois versus Popular Democracy Debate by Björn Beckman from Vol.16 No.45/46 of the Review of African Political Economy (Summer 1989, pp84-98)
- The Liberation of Civil Society: Neo-Liberal Ideology and Political Theory Article by Björn Beckman from Vol.20 No.58 of the Review of African Political Economy (November 1993, pp20-34)
- Scholars and Democratic Politics in Nigeria Article by Björn Beckman and Attahiru Jega from Vol.22 No.64 of the Review of African Political Economy (June 1995, pp167-181)