Burkina Faso and the Return of Political Economy
Against the backdrop of a neoliberal order, in which resource extraction, sovereignty, labour, ownership and other economic questions continue to be depoliticised, Nishant Upadhyay asserts that developments in Burkina Faso have instead facilitated a repoliticisation of political economy, including everyday life, through mass mobilisation.
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