The Political Economy of Energy in Sub-Saharan Africa

Part I: Introduction

1. Expanding the Frontiers of the Political Economy of Sub-Sahara Africa's Energy

Part II: Theories and Concepts

2. Deliberative Theory and the Politics of the Natural Resource Economy in Southern Africa

3. In Pursuit of Pro-Poor Development in Ghana: Is Accessible, Affordable and Reliable Energy Supply the Missing Link

4. Ecological Social Work: Reconnoitering Socio-Cultural and Socio-Political Patterned Ecological Conservation Awareness and Benefits at the Big 5 False Bay Municipality

Part III: Sustainable Energy, Land and Food Security

5. Global Energy Demand and its Implications for Sub-Saharan Africa

6. Governance Institutions for Sustainable Energy Resources Management in Nigeria: Issues, Perspectives and Policy Agenda for Action

7. The Political Economy of Gendered Relationships and the Land Use Interaction between Natural Resources and Human Agency in Zimbabwe

8. Degradation and Climate Change: Implications for sustainable energy supply in Zambia

Part IV: The Political Economy of Oil and Coal in Nigeria

9. Nigerian Coal Industry: Focus on Effects of Under-utilization to the Economy, 1909-2015

10. Exploring the Political Economy of Fuel Subsidy in Nigeria

11. The Impact of Oil Exploration and Exploitation in the Niger Delta, Nigeria

Part V: Conclusion

12. The Political Economy of Oil, Clean Energy and Environmental Transitions in Sub-Saharan Africa: Lessons for the Future