Vol. 83 (2022) | New Agenda: South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy

Published: 2023-07-03

Editorial

Ben Turok

1-7

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The limits of resource nationalism

Ben Turok

8-9

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A history of resource plunder

Tetteh Hormeku-Ajei, Camden Goetz

10-14

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Reflections on the African mining vision: The fragmented terrain of mineral governance in Africa

Yao Graham

15-18

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The Africa mining vision: Prospects and challenges

Treasure Maphanga

19-21

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The political economy of extractivism and land rights in Africa

Hibist Kassa

22-29

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Environmental and human rights accountability gaps in mining

Hibist Kassa, Rachael Nyirongo

30-38

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Women and artisanal and small-scale mining in Africa: A look at Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa

Hibist Kassa

39-42

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Tanzania’s tax reforms revives the spectre of resource nationalism

Rachael Nyirongo

43-49

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Institutional gaps in Tanzania’s environmental regulations

Esther Somi

50-52

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Return of AngloGold Ashanti: Will Obuasi rise again?

Richard Ellimah

53-55

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The struggle to hold a mining giant accountable: The view from Margaret village

Ben Turok

57-61

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Grassroots women and energy sovereignty

Melania Chiponda

62-64

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Exploring the linkages between mining, land, and agriculture in Zimbabwe

Steve Mberi, Freedom Mazwi, Walter Chambati

65-71

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Reclaiming the shared vision of the Nile Basin starting with the great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)

Stephen Max Donkor

72-75

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The 1959 agreement “For the Full Utilization of the Nile Waters”: The crux of the problem in the Nile Basin water use

Mekdelawit Messay Deribe

76-81

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Energy and climate crisis: Defending the public good
An interview with Bruce Baigrie

Ben Turok

82-89

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Resisting extractivist development
Interview with Nonhle Mbuthuma

Ben Turok

90-94

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Extractives industry law in Africa

Damilola S. Olawuyi

95-96

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A people’s green new deal

Max Ajl

97-99

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‘Dialectic soul’

Phethani Madzivhandila

100-101

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Hoër inheemse alternatief: the rise and rise of Hilton Schilder

David B. Coplan

102-103

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Land and landlessness

Qondiswa James

105

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Editorial Comments

Editorial

Articles

The limits of resource nationalism

A history of resource plunder

Reflections on the African mining vision: The fragmented terrain of mineral governance in Africa

The Africa mining vision: Prospects and challenges

The political economy of extractivism and land rights in Africa

Environmental and human rights accountability gaps in mining

Women and artisanal and small-scale mining in Africa: A look at Burkina Faso, Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa

Tanzania’s tax reforms revives the spectre of resource nationalism

Institutional gaps in Tanzania’s environmental regulations

Return of AngloGold Ashanti: Will Obuasi rise again?

The struggle to hold a mining giant accountable: The view from Margaret village

Grassroots women and energy sovereignty

Exploring the linkages between mining, land, and agriculture in Zimbabwe

Reclaiming the shared vision of the Nile Basin starting with the great Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD)

The 1959 agreement “For the Full Utilization of the Nile Waters”: The crux of the problem in the Nile Basin water use

Energy and climate crisis: Defending the public good
An interview with Bruce Baigrie

Resisting extractivist development
Interview with Nonhle Mbuthuma

Review

Extractives industry law in Africa

A people’s green new deal

‘Dialectic soul’

Hoër inheemse alternatief: the rise and rise of Hilton Schilder

Land and landlessness

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