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The Review of African Political Economy (ROAPE) is a socialist journal & website providing radical analysis of capitalist exploitation, oppression & resistance.
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To mark Fanon’s 100th, Sam Chian revisits The Wretched of the Earth, examining Fanon’s critique of the national bourgeoisie and the working class while exploring his faith in the peasantry and international solidarity to achieve socialism. #Fanon100 .
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In celebration of Fanon's centenary, we repost an interview with the Tunisian sociologist, Frej Stambouli who remembers his teacher #FrantzFanon. Reflecting on Fanon’s legacy, Stambouli says: "I will never forget Fanon’s generosity." .
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In celebration of the Fanon's centenary, we repost a interview with the Tunisian sociologist, Frej Stambouli who remembers his teacher Frantz Fanon. Stambouli describes Fanon’s lectures at the...
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RT @editors_guild: Meet the Minds: Tina Mfanga. Social Justice Lawyer & feminist organiser fighting for women’s, workers’, and ecological r….
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RT @Chim_Fekadu: Thrilled to share my latest piece on Africa’s Role in the recently established Chinese-backed International Organization f….
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In this piece, Chimdessa Fekadu Tsega provides some insights on the aims, functions, prospects and even questions regarding a new organisation, known as the International Organisation for Mediation...
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RT @mininghistory: @goddessoftheory Review of African Political Economy (@ROAPEjournal). All their articles are open access too.
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In this piece, Chimdessa Fekadu Tsega, @Chim_Fekadu, discusses the role of Africa in a China-led initiative for conflict resolution, exploring its aims, prospects and challenges as well as questions Africa might need to confront👇.
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In this piece, Chimdessa Fekadu Tsega provides some insights on the aims, functions, prospects and even questions regarding a new organisation, known as the International Organisation for Mediation...
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The editorial from the latest issue of ROAPE journal, including links to freely access all the listed articles:. Caught in the fishers’ net? The colonial plunder of Western Sahara’s natural resources, by Blanca Camps-Febrer & Enrique Bengochea Tirado.
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RT @monthly_review: Frantz Fanon is widely known for his uncompromising insistence that colonialism can only be overthrown through violence….
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In the wake of Frantz Fanon’s 100th birthday, Sam Chian offers a close reading of The Wretched of the Earth, arguing that Fanon’s primary intervention lies in his class analysis of colonial societi...
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RT @editors_guild: 📘 New spotlight: Non-Essential Humans. A gripping essay collection on pandemic power, state failure and human survival i….
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RT @theelephantinfo: SAM CHIAN - Sleeping Beauty and the Masses: Fanon’s Class Analysis of the Postcolony. Published via our partnership wi….
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In the wake of Frantz Fanon’s 100th birthday, Sam Chian offers a close reading of The Wretched of the Earth, arguing that Fanon’s primary intervention lies in his class analysis of colonial societi...
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RT @MbaAristide: #Gabon #Africa.F.Fanon was essential. He died early. But he was neither a historian nor a sociologist. Algeria was a sett….
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RT @RadleyBen: Keep an eye out for @ROAPEjournal's upcoming Fanon special issue, due out in December 2025.
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RT @ROAPEjournal: 100 years ago today, Frantz Fanon was born. Martiniquais by birth, Algerian by struggle #Fanon100 was not only a key thi….
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100 years ago today, Frantz Fanon was born. Martiniquais by birth, Algerian by struggle #Fanon100 was not only a key thinker of anti-imperialist struggles in Africa and the Global South, but also a revolutionary activist. "What matters is not to know the world but to change it"
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In a new blog for journalist Khadija Sharife argues the asset theft of African #military intellectual property signals a continuation of #imperial plunder & resource #extraction in digital & scientific form.
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RT @editors_guild: Publication Spotlight: Rage and Bloom by Lena Grace Anyuolo. A powerful debut that calls out capitalism, patriarchy and….
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In this piece, Mebratu Kelecha argues that Ethiopia’s ruling elites have consistently constructed both internal and external threats as a means of consolidating power and justifying repressive policies. He traces the historical repression against the Oromo people, justified by
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