SPECIAL ISSUE ON AFRICA

Contents

• Editorial
  Ambreena Manji, Guest Editor
• Postcript by Abdul Paliwala

Refereed Articles

• Law and the Commodification of Health Care in Tanzania
  John A Harrington
• 'A Proleptic Approach to Postcolonial Legal Studies?' A Brief Look at the Relationship Between Legal Theory and Intellectual History
  Vidya Kumar
• 'The Lives of J M Coetzee': Writer/Critic/Citizen?
  Jane Poyner
• The Viability of Developing Democratic Legal Frameworks for Taxation in Developing Countries: Some Lessons from Tanzanian Tax Reform Experiences
  Florens Luoga
• The Neoliberal Case for South African Patents Defiance
  Deepak Gupta

Commentaries

• The Mass Rape of Kenyan Women by British Soldiers
  Martyn Day and Jill Patterson
• An Evaluation of the Objectives of the Current Privatisation Exercise in Nigeria
  O A Odiase-Alegimenlen

Conference Papers

• 'Power - Culture - Ecology - Psyche' Visions of Interconnectedness in the Writing of Ngugi wa Thiong'o
  Chris Campbell
• Optimism of the Intellect and Optimism of the Will: The Unseasonable Art of Ngugi wa Thiong'o
  Rob Spencer
• Law, Literature and the Politics of Culture in Kenya
  Ambreena Manji

Book Reviews

• Bringing the Law Back In: Essays in Land, Law and Development
  Reveiwed by: Robin Palmer

SUPPLEMENT

Commentaries

• Pakisatan's Law and Justice Sector Reform Experience: Some Lessons
  Livingston Armytage
• Researching Abused Women in China
  Xiao Shuqiao

Book Reviews

• Capitalist Punishment: Prison Privatization and Human Rights
  Reveiwed by: Jon Yorke

Miscellaneous

• Copyright Notice