The Theory and Practice of African Politics

African countries African National African National Congress African political systems African political thought African socialism African societies army authoritarian became Botswana British Cabral central Chapter chief civil civilian clan colonial power colonialist context continued corruption coup cultural Darod decision decolonization democratic Dergue domination economic elections electoral competition Ethiopia ethnic European example Fanon forces foreign Freedom FRELIMO French Ghana groups Guinea Guinea-Bissau Heinemann Ibid important independence individual Ivory Coast Julius Nyerere Kaunda Kenya Kwame Nkrumah leaders leadership liberation London major Marxist Marxist modernizers Mozambique multiparty National Assembly Negritude neocolonial Nigeria Nkrumah Nyerere Nyerere's opposition PAIGC pattern PDCI percent political authority political forms political power polyarchal system population Portuguese president prime minister regimes Republic revolution revolutionary segmented systems Senghor single-party socialist Somali Somaliland struggle TANU Tanzania territories themes tion traditional African political tribal Uganda Ujamaa United unity University Press village vote western widespread York Zambia