Abstract
Preface Part I. Introduction and Background Introduction 1. African Business and Capitalism in Historical Perspective Part II. Globalization and Political and Economic Transformation 2. Institutional Change in the 1990s: Economic and Political Reform 3. Business, the African State and Globalization in the New Millennium: Transnational Influences and Domestic Responses Part III. The Diversity of African Business: Problems and Prospects 4. Foreign Investment Beyond Compradorism & Primary Commodities: The Role of the Global South 5. From Patrimonialism to Profit? The Transformation of Crony Capitalists and Bureaucratic Bourgeoisies 6. Going Continental, Going Global: Africa's Corporate Giants Conclusion: The Prospects for African Business Appendix Bibliography Suggestions for Further Reading Index
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