Stefan Andreasson

Queen's University Belfast

Lecturer in Comparative Politics
School of Politics, International Studies & Philosophy
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Expertise

Southern Africa
Political economy
Development
State - business relations

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Articles

Understanding corporate governance reform in South Africa: Anglo-American divergence, the King reports and hybridization, Business & Society (2009)

The ANC and Its Critics: ‘Predatory Liberalism’, Black Empowerment and Intra-Alliance Tensions in Post-Apartheid South Africa, Democratization (2006)

Stand and Deliver: Private Property and the Politics of Global Dispossession, Political Studies (2006)

Accumulation and Growth to What End? Reassessing the Modern Faith in Progress in the “Age of Development”, Capitalism Nature Socialism (2005)

Orientalism and African development studies: the ‘reductive repetition’ motif in theories of African underdevelopment, Third World Quarterly (2005)

Economic Reforms and ‘Virtual Democracy’ in South Africa and Zimbabwe: The Incompatibility of Liberalisation, Inclusion and Development, Journal of Contemporary African Studies (2003)

Divergent Paths of Development: The Modern World-System and Democratization in South Africa and Zambia, Journal of World-Systems Research (2001)

Contributions to Books

The Resilience of Comprador Capitalism: “New” Economic Groups in Southern Africa, Big Business and Economic Development: Conglomerates and Economic Groups in Developing Countries and Transition Economies Under Globalization (2007)

Unpublished Papers

The Political Economy of Corporate Governance in South Africa (2007)

Other

Can the “developmental state” save southern Africa?, Global Dialogue (2007)