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 - Ruth First
Ruth First was one of the founding editors and the most active initiators of the Review. She was killed by a letter bomb in Maputo in 1982. Issue number 25 is dedicated to her, and contains some of Ruth's writings, obituaries, her memorial address and a bibliography of her work.
Published in the Review
- After Soweto Debate by Ruth First from Vol.5 No.11 of the Review of African Political Economy (Spring 1978, pp93-100)
- The Gold of Migrant Labour Article by Ruth First from Vol.9 No.25 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1982, pp5-21)
- Extract from Black Gold: A Study in the Export of Labour Article by Ruth First and others from Vol.9 No.25 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1982, pp22-28)
- Ruth First Obituary by Editors from Vol.9 No.23 of the Review of African Political Economy (Spring 1982, p1)
- Tribute to Ruth First Editorial by Robin Cohen and Peter Lawrence from Vol.9 No.25 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1982, pp1-4)
- Ruth First: A Preliminary Bibliography Bibliography by Gavin Williams from Vol.9 No.25 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1982, pp54-64)
- Ruth First: A Memorial Address Article by Ronald Segal from Vol.9 No.25 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1982, pp52-54)
Tribute Issue - No 25
- Ruth First - Memorial Issue Vol.9 No.25 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1982)
- Stategies of Social Research in Mozambique Article by Members of the Centre of African Studies, Eduardo Mondlane University from Vol.9 No.25 of the Review of African Political Economy (Winter 1982, pp29-39)