Patrons, parties, political linkage and the birth of competitive-authoritarianism in Africa
Few scholars have taught us more about African voters, legislators, and legislatures than Joel Barkan. Drawing on Barkan’s analysis, the first part of this article argues that the African one-party state can be usefully viewed as a competitiveauthoritarian system underpinned by a form of political...
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Cambridge University Press
2015
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