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Political parties and party systems in Africa's illiberal democracies

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Preface
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction
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Legislative Development in Africa
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Electoral Politics and Legislative Independence
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Conclusion
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Index
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Political Parties: Presidential Succession Crises and Internal Party Democra
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Candidates and Electoral Campaigns
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SİYASAL HAKLAR, SİVİL ÖZGÜRLÜKLER ve DEMOKRATİK KONSOLİDASYON: YEŞİL BURUN ADALARI ÖRNEĞİ
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