Angela Zivo Gapa is associate professor of international relations at California State University, Chico.

This book provides a fresh take on the possibilities for resource-based development in Africa, centering African perspectives and strategies on the politics and policy debates regarding the 'resource curse', artisanal and small-scale mining, and the coming boom in green technology and rare earth minerals.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart I: Introduction and OverviewIntroduction: Africa's Resource Renaissance: New Discoveries in A Post-Curse Era by Angela Zivo GapaPart II: The Politics of Jackpot Resources in Newly Resource-Rich StatesChapter 1: Uganda's Oil Discovery: The Double-Edged Sword of Development and Resource Curse by Cliff Ubba KoderoChapter 2: Beyond Resource Curse: How Tanzania Avoided the Resource Curse in the Natural Gas Sector by William John WalwaChapter 3: The Political Economy of Mining Resources in Burundi by Arcade Ndoricimpa and Esther Leah AchandiChapter 4: Ghana’s Petroleum Management Regime: Challenges and Opportunities by Michael Ohene Aboagye and Michael OgbeChapter 5: Gas Curse or Gas Compliment? The Politics of Mozambique’s Jackpot Natural Gas Discoveries by Angela Zivo Gapa and Antonetta HamandisheChapter 6: The Political Economy of Oil Discovery in Turkana, Kenya: Prospects and Challenges by Babere Kerata Chacha, Kenneth O. Nyangena and Charles Okongo Imbiakha Chapter 7: Cameroon’s Extractive Revival: The New Policy on Mineral Exploitation by Fernand Guevara Mekongo-Mballa, Parfait Oumba and Angela Zivo GapaPart III: Old Money: New Resource Discoveries in Traditional Resource StatesChapter 8: A Political Settlement Analysis of Extractive Governance Practices in Zimbabwe by Tinashe SitholeChapter 9: Seeing Like Taxpayers: Fiscal Policy and Tax Morale in Sudan (1999-2019) by Jacopo Resti and Hassan Bashir Mohamed Nour Chapter 10: Political Power Versus Economic Power? The Case of Zambia’s Mining Sector by Edward Lange Chapter 11: New Resource Discoveries, Old Patterns of Accumulation, Politics, and Development in Nigeria by Dung Pam ShaPart IV: The Way ForwardConclusion: Resource Futures: African Strategies for a New Era in Resource Politics by Angela Zivo Gapa About the Contributors

Angela Zivo Gapa is associate professor of international relations at California State University, Chico.

This book provides a fresh take on the possibilities for resource-based development in Africa, centering African perspectives and strategies on the politics and policy debates regarding the 'resource curse', artisanal and small-scale mining, and the coming boom in green technology and rare earth minerals.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart I: Introduction and OverviewIntroduction: Africa's Resource Renaissance: New Discoveries in A Post-Curse Era by Angela Zivo GapaPart II: The Politics of Jackpot Resources in Newly Resource-Rich StatesChapter 1: Uganda's Oil Discovery: The Double-Edged Sword of Development and Resource Curse by Cliff Ubba KoderoChapter 2: Beyond Resource Curse: How Tanzania Avoided the Resource Curse in the Natural Gas Sector by William John WalwaChapter 3: The Political Economy of Mining Resources in Burundi by Arcade Ndoricimpa and Esther Leah AchandiChapter 4: Ghana’s Petroleum Management Regime: Challenges and Opportunities by Michael Ohene Aboagye and Michael OgbeChapter 5: Gas Curse or Gas Compliment? The Politics of Mozambique’s Jackpot Natural Gas Discoveries by Angela Zivo Gapa and Antonetta HamandisheChapter 6: The Political Economy of Oil Discovery in Turkana, Kenya: Prospects and Challenges by Babere Kerata Chacha, Kenneth O. Nyangena and Charles Okongo Imbiakha Chapter 7: Cameroon’s Extractive Revival: The New Policy on Mineral Exploitation by Fernand Guevara Mekongo-Mballa, Parfait Oumba and Angela Zivo GapaPart III: Old Money: New Resource Discoveries in Traditional Resource StatesChapter 8: A Political Settlement Analysis of Extractive Governance Practices in Zimbabwe by Tinashe SitholeChapter 9: Seeing Like Taxpayers: Fiscal Policy and Tax Morale in Sudan (1999-2019) by Jacopo Resti and Hassan Bashir Mohamed Nour Chapter 10: Political Power Versus Economic Power? The Case of Zambia’s Mining Sector by Edward Lange Chapter 11: New Resource Discoveries, Old Patterns of Accumulation, Politics, and Development in Nigeria by Dung Pam ShaPart IV: The Way ForwardConclusion: Resource Futures: African Strategies for a New Era in Resource Politics by Angela Zivo Gapa About the Contributors

Angela Zivo Gapa is associate professor of international relations at California State University, Chico.

This book provides a fresh take on the possibilities for resource-based development in Africa, centering African perspectives and strategies on the politics and policy debates regarding the 'resource curse', artisanal and small-scale mining, and the coming boom in green technology and rare earth minerals.

• PrefaceAcknowledgmentsPart I: Introduction and OverviewIntroduction: Africa's Resource Renaissance: New Discoveries in A Post-Curse Era by Angela Zivo GapaPart II: The Politics of Jackpot Resources in Newly Resource-Rich StatesChapter 1: Uganda's Oil Discovery: The Double-Edged Sword of Development and Resource Curse by Cliff Ubba KoderoChapter 2: Beyond Resource Curse: How Tanzania Avoided the Resource Curse in the Natural Gas Sector by William John WalwaChapter 3: The Political Economy of Mining Resources in Burundi by Arcade Ndoricimpa and Esther Leah AchandiChapter 4: Ghana’s Petroleum Management Regime: Challenges and Opportunities by Michael Ohene Aboagye and Michael OgbeChapter 5: Gas Curse or Gas Compliment? The Politics of Mozambique’s Jackpot Natural Gas Discoveries by Angela Zivo Gapa and Antonetta HamandisheChapter 6: The Political Economy of Oil Discovery in Turkana, Kenya: Prospects and Challenges by Babere Kerata Chacha, Kenneth O. Nyangena and Charles Okongo Imbiakha Chapter 7: Cameroon’s Extractive Revival: The New Policy on Mineral Exploitation by Fernand Guevara Mekongo-Mballa, Parfait Oumba and Angela Zivo GapaPart III: Old Money: New Resource Discoveries in Traditional Resource StatesChapter 8: A Political Settlement Analysis of Extractive Governance Practices in Zimbabwe by Tinashe SitholeChapter 9: Seeing Like Taxpayers: Fiscal Policy and Tax Morale in Sudan (1999-2019) by Jacopo Resti and Hassan Bashir Mohamed Nour Chapter 10: Political Power Versus Economic Power? The Case of Zambia’s Mining Sector by Edward Lange Chapter 11: New Resource Discoveries, Old Patterns of Accumulation, Politics, and Development in Nigeria by Dung Pam ShaPart IV: The Way ForwardConclusion: Resource Futures: African Strategies for a New Era in Resource Politics by Angela Zivo Gapa About the Contributors