 | | (introductory text...) |
| | Acknowledgements |
| | Preface |
| | Introduction |
 | | 1. Deficit in the north, specialization in the south |
| | 2. Africa in world mining geography |
| | 3. Trends in mineral specialization |
| | 4. Control of the world mineral industry |
| | 5. The technology of mining and metallurgy |
| | 6. The strategies of transnationals |
| | 7. Control of African mineral fields |
| | 8. Mine rents and mineral prices |
| | 9. Mining or industrialization specialization? |
| | 10. The myth of relocation |
| | 11. Conclusion |
