Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-239) and index.
Contents:
1. One-party dominance in African democracies: a framework for analysis / Renske Doorenspleet and Lia Nijzink -- 2. An overview of African party systems / Gero Erdmann and Matthias Basedau -- Part 1. Enduring one-party dominance -- 3. Namibia: cultivating the liberation gospel / Henning Melber -- 4. South Africa: racialized discourse in the context of deteriorating performance / Thiven Reddy -- 5. Tanzania: nurturing legacies of the past / Mohammed Bakari and Richard Whitehead -- Part 2. One-party dominance in decline -- 6. Zambia: manufactured one-party dominance and its collapse / Neo Simutanyi -- 7. Mali: from dominant party to platform of unity / Martin van Vliet -- 8. Senegal: the end of one-party dominance / Christof Hartmann -- Part 3. Conclusion -- 9. Why one-party dominance endures in some democracies but not others / Lia Nijzink and Renske Doorenspleet.
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