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F. J. S. Wijsen, There is only one God: a social-scientific and theological study of popular religion and evangelization in Sukumaland, northwest Tanzania. Church and Theology in Context series, No. 22, Kampen: Uitgeverij Kok, 1993, 341 pp.

These objections might be dismissed as petty were the collection to have the significance attributed to it, adding through its empirical and theoretical analysis 'a new dimension . . . to the impact of colonialism on Africa' (p. 11). What we have, however, is a collection held together by a largely discredited materialist analysis of historical demography. African Population and Capitalism, in sum, was an appropriate book for the 1980s which has pushed itself on to the shelves of the 1990s at the expense of more current manuscripts.