Kamuzu's Legacy: The Democratization of Malawi: Or Searching for the Rules of the Game in African Politics

After liberalization, Malawi's three regions are each dominated by one political party. Discusses the election results, and contends that there is a persistent search for a maximum coalition in the Malawian political process and, instead of portraying democratisation as dominated merely by regi...

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Veröffentlicht in:	African affairs (London) 1995-04, Vol.94 (375), p.227-257
1. Verfasser:	van Donge, Jan Kees
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Schlagworte:	Coalition politics Democratization Government cabinets Legacies Malawi Parliaments Political campaigns Political elections Political parties Politicians Referendums Voter registration Voting
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