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Review of African Political Economy

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Since 1974 the Review of African Political Economy has provided radical analysis of trends, issues and social processes in Africa, adopting a broadly materialist interpretation of change. Check out our longer bio at https://roape.net/about-roape/

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  • Review of African Political Economy @roapejournal.bsky.social

    The UN’s “Correct the Map” resolution has recently come to challenge the Eurocentric Mercator projection’s long shadow over how Africa is represented. But as Priyanka Sharma argues, redrawing the continent is far easier than shifting the power imbalances in the international economy. buff.ly/EQtJBl4

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    This is important. 📌

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  • Etanga Development Foundation@etangadevelopment.bsky.social

    This question of who holds symbolic power in conservation is one we sit with daily. In Etanga we start by asking who owns the herd and whose knowledge names the land, before anyone draws a plan. Community first, or it is not conservation.

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  • Citizen.Coping@propcazhpm.bsky.social

    "Amílcar Cabral’s insight was that colonial underdvlpmt was a system [that couldn't] be dismantled by replacing personnel & leaving structures intact. The cashew monoculture.. has outlasted everything except the dispossession it was designed to produce. That dispossession has always been gendered."

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  • Citizen.Coping@propcazhpm.bsky.social

    I used to loved cashew but I saw a news segments where the hands of the African* people who harvested and processed them were ruined while they were being economically exploited. Hard to enjoy after that.. *I don't recall the country, it was years ago.

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