Routledge Handbook of African Politics

An Introduction to African Politics David M. Anderson and Nic Cheeseman  Section 1: The Politics of the State  1. Nationalism, One-Party States, and Military Rule Nic Cheeseman  2. Federalism and Decentralization Rotimi T. Suberu  3. The Rule of Law and the Courts Peter VonDoepp  4. Security and the Privatization of Force and Violence Rita Abrahamsen  5. Neopatrimonialism and Political Regimes Gero Erdmann  6.The Informal Practices of Civil Servants Jean-Pierre Olivier de Sardan  Section 2: The Politics of Identity  7. Class Politics Bill Freund  8. The Politics of Ethnicity Gabrielle Lynch  9. Autochthony and the Politics of Belonging Peter Geschiere  10. Religion and Politics Stephen Ellis and Gerrie ter Haar  11. Muslim Politics in West Africa Leonardo A. Villalón  12.Women in Politics Amina Mama  Section 3: The Politics of Conflict  13. Civil War Philip Roessler  14. Oil Politics Ricardo Soares de Oliveira  15. Power-Sharing Andreas Mehler  16. Post-Conflict Peacebuilding Devon Curtis  17. Transitional Justice after Atrocity Phil Clark  Section 4: Democracy & Electoral Politics  18. Electoral Authoritarianism and Multi-Party Politics Nicolas van de Walle  19. The Power of Elections Staffan I. Lindberg  20. Emerging Legislatures Joel D. Barkan  21. Political Parties Matthijs Bogaards  22. Public Opinion and Democratic Consolidation Michael Bratton  Section 5: Political Economy & Development  3. id, Trade, Investment, and Dependency Martin Williams  24. Social Policy Jeremy Seekings  25. NGOs Michael Jennings  26. The Economy of Affection Göran Hydén  27. The Politics of Development Tim Kelsall  Section 6: International Relations  28. Africa and the Global Economy Richard E. Mshomba  29. Pan-Africanism and Regional Integration Gilbert M. Khadiagala  30. Terrorism, Security, and the State Ken Menkhaus  31. Democracy Promotion Stephen Brown  32. China and Africa Chris Alden