Finance, infrastructure and urban capital: the political economy of African ‘gap-filling’

Overview of attention for article published in Review of African Political Economy, April 2020

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Africa’s big infrastructure projects are often a win for international investors not for Africans

Quartz, 19 Mar 2020

Big infrastructure projects are always controversial. Yet in parts of the world associated with severely deficient…

Massive African infrastructure projects often hurt, rather than help, local people

Business & Financial Times, 18 Mar 2020

Big infrastructure projects are always controversial. Yet in parts of the world associated with severely deficient…

News story from AllAfrica on Tuesday 17 March 2020

AllAfrica, 17 Mar 2020

MIL-OSI Global: Massive African infrastructure projects often hurt, rather than help, local people

Foreign Affairs New Zealand, 16 Mar 2020

– By Tom Goodfellow, Lecturer in Urban Studies and Planning, University of Sheffield Big infrastructure projects are always…

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