Titlebook: Democratization and Competitive Authoritarianism in Africa; Matthijs Bogaards,Sebastian Elischer Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden G

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Philipp Maass,Marcel Dierl,Matthias Wolffy and Way’s seminal study . Although Africa is the world region with the highest absolute number of competitive authoritarian regimes, political scientists working on Africa have rarely engaged with Levitsky and Way’s modern classic. In this introduction, we summarize their arguments, outline the em

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Search for Food of Birds, Fish and Insectsmbitious studies of the nature and behavior of hybrids in the past decade is Steven Levitsky and Lucan Way’s 2010 book, . (Cambridge University Press)..In this “era of unprecedented abundance of cross-national political data” (Mudde and Schedler, Pol Res Quart 63(2):410–416, 2010, p. 410), the Levit

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Boris S. Bokstein,Boris B. Straumaleld as a case in point, this paper takes a critical look at existing work on the playing field, arguing that current conceptualizations suffer from lacking conceptual logic, operationalization and measurement. A new and disaggregated framework that can serve as the basis for future research on the p

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Intestinal Trematode Infections whether South Africa faces a ‘Zimbabwean future’. In seeking to address this question, authors have compared the two parties in terms of ‘party dominance’ and ‘electoral authoritarianism’. However, this paper proposes that despite the utility of such approaches, greater explanatory power is provide

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Form and Function in the Digeneaapplied to the case of South Africa and its influence on democratization in Lesotho. Second, it applies Levitsky and Way’s framework to the case of Lesotho. The results of the analysis attenuate optimism about the potential of democratic non-Western regional hegemons to replace missing Western linka

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