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African Geographical Review cvrThe AAG is pleased to announce that Volume 36, Issue 2 (August 2017) of the African Geographical Review is now available. The full table of contents for this issue is below and can also be accessed here.

The African Geographical Review is the journal of the Africa Specialty Group of the American Association of Geographers. It provides a medium for the publication of geographical material relating to Africa, seeks to enhance the standing of African regional geography, and to promote a better representation of African scholarship. Articles cover all sub-fields of geography, and can be theoretical, empirical or applied in nature.

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Table of Contents
From the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Africa in the Post-2015 Development Agenda. A Geographical Perspective, Part 2

The SDG13 to combat climate change: an opportunity for Africa to become a trailblazer? by Agathe Maupin

Gender equality as a means to women empowerment? Consensus, challenges and prospects for post-2015 development agenda in Africa by Francis Onditi & Josephine Odera

Defining and measuring water access: lessons from Tanzania for moving forward in the post-Millennium Development Goal era by Sarah L. Smiley

 Ecological sanitation: a sustainable goal with local choices. A case study from Taita Hills, Kenya by Matias Andersson and Paola Minoia

The Millennium Development Goals and Chinese involvement in French-speaking West Africa: which contributions for which issues? by Xavier Aurégan

Understanding the spatial context of sustainable urban health in Africa for the SDGs: some lessons from the corridors of deprivation in Ilorin, Nigeria by Usman A. Raheem

The marginalization of walking, the Achilles’ heel of sustainable mobility policies in Oran (Algeria) by Asmaa Kerrouche and Mohamed Madani