Contents Page for Volume 32 Number 103 (March 2005) Imperialism and African Social Formations

Editorial
	Imperialism and African Social Formations by Lionel Cliffe	5-7

Article
	Class and Protest in Africa: New Waves by David Seddon and Leo Zeilig	9-27
	Reaction and Resistance to Neo-liberalism in Zambia by Miles Larmer	29-45
	Win-win or New Imperialism? Public-private Partnerships in Africa Mining by Suzanne Dansereau	47-62
	Beating the Odds: The Quest for Justice by South African Asbestos Mining Communities by Jock McCulloch	63-77
	Where Did All the Land Go? Enclosure and Social Struggle in Kivu (D R Congo) by Frank Van Acker	79-98
	Sudan: A Flawed Peace Process Leading to a Flawed Peace by John Young	99-113
	Sierra Leone: Urban-Elite Bias, Atrocity and Debt by Barry Riddell	115-133

Briefing
	Land & Politics in Namibia by Henning Melber	135-142
	The Ndungu Report: Land and Graft in Kenya by Roger Southall	142-151
	The Political Economy of Danish Aid to Kenya 1988-2003 by John Kirkby and Phil O'Keefe	152-154
	Occupied Western Sahara: Campaign to End Kerr-McGee's Involvement by Richard Knight	154-156
	ZANU-PF and the Ghosts of Foreign Funding by David Moore	156-162
	Who? The World Trade Organization by Global Exchange	163-167
	The European Union: New Start or Old Spin? by Paul Goodison	167-176
	Activists Press for Full Debt Cancellation by Singy Hanyona	177-178
	Running on Empty by New Scientist	178-179
	Getting to Boiling Point: Turning up the Heat on Water and Sanitation by Water Aid	179-185
	Oil Boom or Bust Ahead for São Tomé and Príncipe? by Glenn Brigaldino	185-187
	US Military Involvement in Africa by Daniel Volman	187-189
	New Undeclared Arms Race: America's Agenda for Global Military Domination by Michel Chossudovky	190-194
	US Thwarts Justice for Darfur by Human Rights Watch	195-196
	Ngugi and Njeeri Wa Thiong'o	196
	A Tribute to Claude Meillassoux by Bonnie Campbell and Bernard Schlemmer	197-204

Review
	The Economist's Tale: A Consultant Encounters Hunger and the World Bank By Peter Griffiths reviewed by Barry Riddell	205-207
	Taking Power in the Economy: Gains and Directions: Economic Transformation Audit 2004 by Institute for Justice and Transformation, South Africa reviewed by Martin Nicol	207-208
	Books Received	208

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