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 - Graham Harrison
Graham Harrison is in the Department of Politics at the University of Sheffield, UK.
He has made three field trips to northern Mozambique, and is currently writing a book about rural politics in this area which looks at the political history of the construction of state power in the district of Mecufi, Cabo Delgado.
He is interested in corruption, its relationship to development theory, and the impact of economic and political liberalisation. He has also written on political identities in Africa.
He has made three field trips to northern Mozambique, and is currently writing a book about rural politics in this area which looks at the political history of the construction of state power in the district of Mecufi, Cabo Delgado.
He is interested in corruption, its relationship to development theory, and the impact of economic and political liberalisation. He has also written on political identities in Africa.
Published in the Review
- Civil War is Not a Stupid Thing: Accounting for Violence in Developing Countries, by Christopher Cramer Review by Graham Harrison from Vol.33 No.110 of the Review of African Political Economy (December 2006, p786)
- Global Shadows: Africa in the Neoliberal World Order, by James Ferguson Review by Graham Harrison from Vol.33 No.110 of the Review of African Political Economy (December 2006, p790)
- Trading Africa's Future Editorial by Graham Harrison and Colin Stoneman from Vol.34 No.112 of the Review of African Political Economy (June 2007, pp221-225)
- The Politics of Capital Editorial by Reginald Cline-Cole and Graham Harrison from Vol.35 No.116 of the Review of African Political Economy (June 2008, pp179-183)
- The Shock Doctrine The Rise of Disaster Capitalism, by Naomi Klein Review by Graham Harrison from Vol.35 No.116 of the Review of African Political Economy (June 2008, pp353-356)
- From the slave trade to ‘free’ trade. How trade undermines democracy and justice in Africa, edited by P Burnett & F Maji Review by Graham Harrison from Vol.35 No.117 of the Review of African Political Economy (September 2008, pp530-532)
- Global Crisis, African Governance and a Sense of Déjà Vu Editorial by Graham Harrison and Reg Cline-Cole from Vol.36 No.119 of the Review of African Political Economy (March 2009, pp1-7)
- Africa’s Future is up to Africans. Really? Editorial by Tunde Zack-Williams and Graham Harrison from Vol.36 No.121 of the Review of African Political Economy (September 2009, pp311-316)
- Against One-dimensional Africa Editorial by Graham Harrison and Reginald Cline-Cole from Vol.36 No.122 of the Review of African Political Economy (December 2009, pp475-478)
- Post-neoliberalism? Editorial by Graham Harrison from Vol.37 No.123 of the Review of African Political Economy (March 2010, pp1-6)
- Demanding development Editorial by Graham Harrison and Claire Mercer from Vol.37 No.124 of the Review of African Political Economy (June 2010, pp119-122)
- It is (always) the political economy, stupid! Editorial by Reginald Cline-Cole and Graham Harrison from Vol.37 No.126 of the Review of African Political Economy (December 2010, pp395-402)
- Poverty Reduction and the Chronically Rich Editorial by Graham Harrison from Vol.38 No.127 of the Review of African Political Economy (March 2011, pp1-6)
- Mozambique: An Unsustainable Democracy Debate by Graham Harrison from Vol.21 No.61 of the Review of African Political Economy (September 1994, pp429-440)
- Elections in Mozambique Briefing by Graham Harrison from Vol.22 No.63 of the Review of African Political Economy (March 1995, pp115-118)
- Democracy in Mozambique: The Significance of Multi-party Elections Article by Graham Harrison from Vol.23 No.67 of the Review of African Political Economy (March 1996, pp19-34)
- Quantos Somos? The Second National Population Census of Mozambique Briefing by Graham Harrison from Vol.25 No.75 of the Review of African Political Economy (March 1998, pp124-132)
- Clean-ups, Conditionality & Adjustment: Why Institutions Matter in Mozambique Article by Graham Harrison from Vol.26 No.81 of the Review of African Political Economy (September 1999, pp323-333)
- Conflict Resolution in a ‘Non-Conflict Situation’ : Tension & Reconciliation in Northern Mozambique Briefing by Graham Harrison from Vol.26 No.81 of the Review of African Political Economy (September 1999, pp407-414)
- Sustainable Development in Mozambique by Bernardo Ferraz and Barry Munslow Review by Graham Harrison from Vol.27 No.85 of the Review of African Political Economy (September 2000, pp10-10)
- Bringing Political Struggle Back in: African Politics, Power & Resistance Article by Graham Harrison from Vol.28 No.89 of the Review of African Political Economy (September 2001, p387)
- Africa, Imperialism & New Forms of Accumulation Editorial by Sarah Bracking and Graham Harrison from Vol.30 No.95 of the Review of African Political Economy (March 2003, pp5-10)
- HIPC and the Architecture of Governance Briefing by Graham Harrison from Vol.31 No.99 of the Review of African Political Economy (March 2004, pp125-128)