¹ú²úAV

The Economics and Politics of Climate Change, sous la direction de Cameron Hepburn et Dieter Helm (Oxford University Press, Oxford, Royaume-Uni, 2009; 525 p.; relié 30 £)

To Cook a Continent: Destructive Extraction and the Climate Crisis in Africa, Nnimmo Bassey (Pambazuka Press Publication, Oxford, Royaume-Uni, 2010; 224 p.; broché 12,95 £)

Climate Change in Africa, Camilla Toulmin (Zed Books, Londres, Royaume-Uni, 2009; 160 p.; broché 23,95 $)

Where is Uhuru? Reflections on the Struggle for Democracy in Africa, Issa G. Shivji (Pambazuka Press Publication, Oxford, Royaume-Uni, 2009; 260 p.; broché 16,95 £)

Struggles for Citizenship in Africa, Bronwen Manby (Zed Books, Londres, Royaume-Uni, 2009; 208 p.; relié 40,00 £, broché 12,99 £)

Enquêter auprès des migrants : Le chercheur et son terrain, sous la direction de Atmane Aggoun (L’Harmattan, Paris, France, 2009; 164 p.; 15,50 €, 102 FF)

The Poverty of Ideas: Democracy, Development and the Decline of the Intellect in South Africa, sous la direction de Leslie Dikeni et William Gumede (Jacana Media, Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud, 2009; 256 p.; broché 180 R)

India in Africa: Ties that Bind or Binds that Tie? sous la direction de Emma Mawdsley et Gerard McCann (Pambazuka Press Publication, Oxford, Royaume-Uni, 2010; 208 p.; broché 16,95 £)

Droit congolais, africain et international du travail, Aubin N’Semy Mabanza (L’Harmattan, Paris, France, 2009; 244 p.; 24 €, 157 FF)

Becoming Zimbabwe: A History from the Pre-Colonial Period to 2008, sous la direction de Brian Raftopoulos et Alois Mlambo (Jacana Media, Auckland Park, Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud, 2009; 296 p.; broché 230 R)

A New Scramble for Africa? Imperialism, Investment and Development, sous la direction de Roger Southall et Henning Melber (University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, Le Cap, Afrique du Sud, 2009; 554 p.; broché 245 R)

Corruption, fraude, évasion fiscale et croissance, Antoine N’Gakosso (L’Harmattan, Paris, France, 2009; 182 p.; broché 18,50 €, 121 FF)

Acquisition and Transfer of Property in Islamic Law, Yahaya Yunusa Bambale (Malthouse Press, Lagos, Nigéria, 2008; 124 p.; broché 20,95 £)

SMS Uprising: Mobile Phone Activism in Africa, sous la direction de Sokari Ekine (Pambazuka Press Publication, Oxford, Royaume-Uni, 2010; 200 p.; broché 12,95 £)

The Democratic Moment: South Africa’s Prospects under Jacob Zuma, Xolela Mangcu (Jacana Media, Auckland Park, Johannesburg, Afrique du Sud, 2009; 256 p.; broché 180 R)

L’Afrique est mon combat, Bruno Amoussou (L’Archipel, Paris, France, 2009; 216 p.; broché 17,95 €)

China into Africa: Trade, Aid and Influence, sous la direction de Robert I. Rotberg (Brookings Institution Press, Washington, DC, E.-U., 2008; 339 p.; broché 29,95 $)

Power, Politics and Identity in South African Media: Selected Seminar Papers, sous la direction de Adrian Hadland et al. (Conseil pour la recherche en sciences humaines, Pretoria, Afrique du Sud, 2008; 402 p.; broché 17,99 £)

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind: Creating Currents of Electricity and Hope, William Kamkwamba et Bryan Mealer (HarperCollins Publishers, New York, NY, E.-U., 2009; 288 p.; relié 25,99 $)

Potholes and Profits: Business and Other Conversations and Experiences from Africa, Paul Runge (Africa Project Access Publications, Houghton, Afrique du Sud, 2008; 13 £, 16 €, 20 $, 195 R)

Le difficile chemin des droits de l’homme au Maroc: du déni à la reconnaissance, Mohamed Saadi (L’Harmattan, Paris, France, 2009; 180 p.; 17 €, 112 FF)

Trade and the Environment: Fundamental Issues in International Law, WTO Law and Legal Theory, Erich Vranes (Oxford University Press, Oxford, Royaume-Uni, 2009; 480 p.; relié 60 £)