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AFRICAN HISTORY (4) answer(s).
 
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African history / Curtin, Philip; Feierman, Steven; Thompson, Leonard; Vansina, Jan 1978  Book
Curtin Philip Etal Book
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Publication London, Longman, 1978.
Description xv, 612p.: mapspbk
Standard Number 0582646634
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018200960/CUR 018200MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   029707


Inside Africa / Gunther, John 1955  Book
Gunther, John Book
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Publication London, Hamish Hamilton, 1955.
Description 960p.Hbk
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Neo-patrimonial politics in the ANC / Lodge, Tom   Journal Article
Lodge, Tom Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Following Jacob Zuma's ascension to the presidency in South Africa, the African National Congress (ANC) has been dogged by rumours of escalating corruption and the personalization of power. This article documents these trends and explores three ways of understanding neo-patrimonialism in South Africa's ruling party. First, the article addresses the possibility that such political habits have a long history within the ANC but were restricted during its years in exile and have begun to resurface now that the armed struggle is over. Second, it considers explanations that relate to the party's historical ties to criminal networks and pressures arising from the transition to majority rule and contemporary electoral politics. Finally, the article investigates whether neo-patrimonialism is a reflection of broader tendencies within South African political and economic life. All three factors are found to have played a role in the rise of neo-patrimonial politics, and it is the confluence of these trends that explains why these dynamics have taken such a strong hold on the party.
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UNESCO sponsored guides to the sources for the history of the nations: Indian sources for African history / Tirmizi, S A I 1988  Book
Tirmizi S.A.I. Book
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Publication DelhI, International Writers Emporium, 1988.
Description xvi, 610p.hbk
Series International Council on Archives, Guides to the Sourcs for the History of the Nations Series; 2
Contents Vol. I
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