Institutions and ethnic politics in Africa
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Institutions and ethnic politics in Africa
(Political economy of institutions and decisions)
Cambridge University Press, 2005
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-327) and index
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Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction: institutions and ethnic politics
- Part I. Accounting for the Ethnic Cleavage Structure: 2. Accounting for Zambia's ethnic cleavage structure I: the emergence of tribal identities in colonial Northern Rhodesia
- 3. Accounting for Zambia's ethnic cleavage structure II: the emergence of language identities in colonial Northern Rhodesia
- Part II. Accounting for Ethnic Coalition-Building Choices: 4. Ethnicity and ethnic politics in post-independence Zambia
- 5. Explaining changing patterns of ethnic politics
- Part III. Testing the Model: 6. Competing explanations
- 7. Ethnic campaigning: testing the observable implications of the model for elite behavior
- 8. Ethnic voting: testing the observable implications of the model for mass behavior
- Part IV. Beyond Zambia: 9. Regime change and ethnic politics in Africa
- 10. Beyond regime change, beyond Africa
- Appendix A. Native authorities and tribal identifications
- Appendix B. Survey and focus group methodologies
- Appendix C. Tribal affiliations of parliamentary candidates
- Appendix D. Tribal demographies of electoral constituencies.
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