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The Nature of Class Domination in Africa

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The African Voter
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Do African Elections Matter?
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Index
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Underpowered: Rolling blackouts in Africa disproportionately hurt the poor
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Institutions and Ethnic Politics in Africa
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Preface
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INSTITUTIONS AND ETHNIC POLITICS IN AFRICA
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Introduction
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Introduction to Part I
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Accounting for Zambia's Ethnic Cleavage Structure I
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Accounting for Zambia's Ethnic Cleavage Structure II
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Introduction to Part II
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Ethnicity and Ethnic Politics in Zambia
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Explaining Changing Patterns of Ethnic Politics
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Introduction to Part III
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Competing Explanations
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Ethnic Campaigning
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Ethnic Voting
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Introduction to Part IV
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Regime Change and Ethnic Politics in Africa
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Beyond Regime Change, Beyond Africa
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Native Authorities and Tribal Identifications
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Survey and Focus Group Methodologies
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Tribal Affiliations of Parliamentary Candidates
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Tribal Demographics of Electoral Constituencies
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Resource Revenues, Corruption, and Contracts
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Developmental Democracy
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Old boys, church mates, childhood friends: How social relations form and sustain the multi-ethnic political elite in Africa
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The Paradox of Bureaucratic Accountability in Developing Nations under a Promarket State
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Landholding and the Creation of Lumpen Tenants in Freetown: Youth Economic Survival and Patrimonialism in Postwar Sierra Leone
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The Economic Crisis in Kenya: Class and Ethnic Conflict
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The Nature of the Dominant Elite in Africa
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Political Corruption: Nigeria's Perennial Struggle
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Notes
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10. American Political Science and Tropical Africa Universalism vs. Relativism
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The Politics of Land (and) Violence in Ghana
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Political Finance and the 2019 General Elections in Nigeria
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Building Social Capital and Political Trust: Consolidating Democracy in Botswana
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Ghanaian Elections and Conflict Management: Interrogating the Absolute Majority Electoral System
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Land Reform and Development Strategy in Zimbabwe: State Autonomy, Class and Agrarian Lobby
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Political Parties and Party Systems in Africa: Themes and Research Perspectives
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Institutions and Ethnic Politics in Africa
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Patterns of Development and Underdevelopment: Toward a Comparison
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Foreign Capital Penetration, State Intervention, and Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
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Primary Commodities and War: Congo-Brazzaville's Ambivalent Resource Curse
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Democratization under Military Tutelage: Crisis and Consensus in the Nigerian 1979 Elections
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Africa and the World Economy
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Politicization of Ethnic Identities in Sierra Leone
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African Historical Studies Academic Knowledge as 'Usable Past' and Radical Scholarship
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State, Party, and Revolution in Ethiopia
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The Roots of African Despotism: The Question of Political Culture
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The Political Economy of Development: A Theoretical Reconsideration of Some Unresolved Issues
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The Paradox of State Power in Africa: Debt Management Policies in Kenya and Zimbabwe
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From Economic Crisis to Political Liberalization: Pitfalls of the New Political Sociology for Africa
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Micro-Democracy? The Merger of Farmer Unions in Zimbabwe
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A Social Movement for African Capitalism? A Comparison of Business Associations in Two African Cities
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Reinventing African Chieftaincy in the Age of AIDS, Gender, Governance, and Development
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Internet Campaigning in an Unfamiliar Context: A Study of the Internet Campaigns of the Two Major Political Parties in the 2015 Nigerian Presidential Election
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Clases, grupos e individuos en Colombia
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The Dynamic Nature of Citizenship and Participation: Lessons from Three Rural Senegalese Case Studies
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Varieties of capitalists? The middle class, private sector and economic outcomes in Africa
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Itinéraires d'accumulation au Cameroun
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Comprendre les partis et les systèmes de partis africains
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Imaginaires et pratiques de la famille et du politique en Afrique : sortir du tout néopatrimonial par un dialogue « indiscipliné »
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The need for electoral reform in Botswana
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Transcending the Impasse: Rethinking the ‘State’ and ‘Development’ in Africa
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Economic Diversification in Nigeria
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The rise of Africa’s middle class
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The Rise and Fall of Ethnically Dominated Party Systems: A Supply-Side Explanation
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6 - Political Science and African Political Epistemologies: The Dialectics of Developmentalist vs. Emancipatory Approaches
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The privatized state and mass poverty in Nigeria: The factor of economic development programmes since 1980s
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Political Governance and Conflict Management: Why Developing Polities and the Poor Need a Stronger State Structure?.
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Power-sharing : the element of continuity in Nigerian politics
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Beyond the Migration Divide in Burkina Faso : The role of migration management by sending states
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Being In-between : Middle Income Groups in Uganda and Their Forms (and Absences) of Political and Social Mobilization
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