This series features essential scholarship in African studies, critically examining the continent's political economy. It offers deep analyses of contemporary and historical challenges, including inequality, development, and global relations. The publications are designed for academics, students, and anyone interested in a comprehensive understanding of African societies and their economic systems.
Spanning the period from the cold war to the 'war on terror', examines the political economy dynamics of security and insecurity on the continent, as well as its implications for political actions.