Review of African Political Economy

Volume 51, Issue 180

Issue date: 16 July 2024

Governance, land struggles and engaged scholarship: honouring Lungisile Ntsebeza Horman Chitonge, Peter Lawrence	179
A scholar in struggle Issa G. Shivji	185
Clearing a path to academia: a tribute to Lungisile Ntsebeza Andrew Nash	191
Lungisile Ntsebeza, my teacher and my student Fred Hendricks	201
Lungisile Ntsebeza: a community-engaged scholar in the struggle to build the voice and agency of the rural poor Fani Ncapayi, Mercia Andrews	212
The role of the public intellectual in higher education in South Africa: the socially engaged research scholarship of Lungisile Ntsebeza June Bam-Hutchison	227
Capitalist development and land struggles in Africa: the role of engaged scholarship Horman Chitonge	244
‘Where wealth and power and blood (still) reign as worshipped gods!’ A farewell to Lungisile Ntsebeza Ari Sitas	260
Memorials and shifting meanings of rural revolts in South Africa: the Mpondo rural revolts and insurgent scholarship Thembela Kepe	274
Overlying and muddled power: the Ciskei Bantustan’s disputed rural governance in the twilight decade of apartheid, c.1985–95 Luvuyo Wotshela	290
Traditional authority, democracy and protected areas: a quandary for African states Frank Matose, Simphiwe Tsawu, Moment Malandu	308
Pathologies of representation: Lungisile Ntsebeza on the political misrepresentation of rural South Africans George Hull	326
Engaged and insurgent scholarship: a reflection Lungisile Ntsebeza	343