The Political Economy of Contemporary Africa

administration African countries African Political African societies agricultural Amin analysis areas Bantustans bourgeoisie British capitalist capitalist mode class structure colonial commodity Congo Conseil de l'Entente cooperation crops Dahomey Dar es Salaam dependence domination East economy of Africa elite employment European expansion exploitation export farmers farms foreign capital France French groups growth ideology imperialism important income increase indigenous industrial institutions interests investment Ivory Coast Kenya labor force labor power land London Mali Federation metropolitan migrant labor mode of production multinational nationalist Nigeria organization pattern peasant peripheral polarized accumulation political economy population precapitalist problem profit proletarianization region relations relative result Rhodesia role rural sector semi-industrial capitalism Senegal settlers slave trade social socialist South Africa southern Africa Studies subsistence surplus Tanzania traditional transformation underdevelopment University Press Upper Volta urban wage West Africa workers world-economy