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Africa Policy Review

Details: Published: 07 December 2010

African Policy Review

The African Policy Review is a bi-annual scholarly publication centered on all policy-related aspects on Africa, and on the issues covered by the African Policy Forum. The policy review shall be an international and multidisciplinary journal and open to both theoretical and applied research orientations, with a priority given to topics covering those listed under "Issues by the APF.

The sole aim of the journal is to promote research and provide a new platform for thoroughly discussing policy issues pertaining to Africa. Our current priority areas include Trade, Security, Regional integration, Environment, Industrial policy, Politics and Governance. All articles published in the Journal will be peer-reviewed.