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Philip Roessler, Ethnic Politics and State Power in Africa: the logic of the coup–civil war trap. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (pb £22.99 – 978 1 316 62821 8). 2017, 414 pp.

Steven Pierce, Moral Economies of Corruption: state formation and political culture in Nigeria. Durham NC: Duke University Press (hb US$104.95 – 978 0 8223 6077 3; pb US$27.95 – 978 0 8223 6091 9). 2016, 304 pp.

João Afonso Baptista, The Good Holiday: development, tourism and the politics of benevolence in Mozambique. New York NY and Oxford: Berghahn Books (hb US$120/£85 – 978 1 78533 546 4). 2017, 292 pp.

Alexander Thurston, Boko Haram: the history of an African jihadist movement. Princeton NJ: Princeton University Press (hb US$29.95 – 978 0 691 17224 8). 2017, 352 pp.

Alden Young, Transforming Sudan: decolonization, economic development, and state formation. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press (hb £78.99 – 978 1 107 17249 4). 2018, 180 pp.

Erik Kennes and Miles Larmer, The Katangese Gendarmes and War in Central Africa: fighting their way home. Bloomington IN: Indiana University Press (hb US$85 – 978 0 253 02130 4; pb US$35 – 978 0 253 02139 7). 2016, xvi + 289 pp.

Christopher D. Gore, Electricity in Africa: the politics of transformation in Uganda. Woodbridge and Rochester NY: James Currey (hb £60 – 978 1 84701 169 5; pb £19.99 – 978 1 84701 168 8). 2017, 200 pp.

Jason Bruner, Living Salvation in the East African Revival in Uganda. Rochester NY: University of Rochester Press (hb US$99 – 978 1 58046 584 7). 2017, 191 pp.

Christopher Clapham, The Horn of Africa: state formation and decay. London: C. Hurst and Company (pb £17.99 – 978 1 8490 4828 6). 2017, x + 224 pp.

Mirjam van Reisen and Munyaradzi Mawere, Human Trafficking and Trauma in the Digital Era: the ongoing tragedy of the trade in refugees from Eritrea. Bamenda, Cameroon: Langaa RPCIG (pb £36 – 978 9956 764 87 7). 2017, 498 pp.

Jean Comaroff and John L. Comaroff, The Truth about Crime: sovereignty, knowledge, social order. Chicago IL: University of Chicago Press (hb US$85 – 978 0 226 42488 0; pb US$27.50 – 978 0 226 42491 0). 2016, xix + 347 pp.

Seán Morrow, The Fires Beneath: the life of Monica Wilson, South African anthropologist. Cape Town: Penguin Books (hb £17.50 – 978 1 77609 039 6). 2016, xv + 443 pp.

John H. Hanson, The Ahmadiyya in the Gold Coast: Muslim cosmopolitans in the British Empire. Bloomington IN: Indiana University Press (hb US$85 – 978 0 253 02619 4; pb US$35 – 978 0 253 02933 1). 2017, 288 pp.

Jesse Salah Ovadia, The Petro-developmental State in Africa: making oil work in Angola, Nigeria and the Gulf of Guinea. London: C. Hurst and Company (hb £45 – 978 1 84904 476 9). 2016, 246 pp.

Andrew W. M. Smith and Chris Jeppesen (eds), Britain, France and the Decolonization of Africa: future imperfect? London: UCL Press (pb £15 – 978 1 91130 775 4; open access PDF – 978 1 91130 773 0). 2017, 242 pp.

Thomas Molony, Nyerere: the early years. Woodbridge: James Currey (hb £25 – 978 1 8470 1090 2; pb £19.99 – 978 1 8470 1150 3). 2014, xvii + 284 pp.

Franck Beuvier, Danser les Funérailles: associations et lieux de pouvoir au Cameroun. Paris: Éditions de l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (pb €29 – 978 2 7132 2457 7). 2015, 303 pp.

Jon Schubert, Working the System: a political ethnography of the new Angola. New York NY: Cornell University Press (hb US$95 – 978 1 50171 369 9; pb US$27.95 – 978 1 50171 370 5). 2017, xx + 247 pp.

Catherine Besteman, Making Refuge: Somali Bantu refugees and Lewiston, Maine. Durham NC: Duke University Press (hb US$99.95 – 978 0 8223 6027 8; pb US$26.95 – 978 0 8223 6044 5). 2016, xiii + 336 pp.

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