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Subject(s)

• Ravalomanana, Marc [Browse]
• Political culture—Madagascar—History [Browse]
• Power (Social sciences)—Madagascar [Browse]
• Madagascar—Politics and government—1992-2010 [Browse]

Summary note

This book offers a broad institutional analysis of Madagascar's Third Republic. It argues that a new agenda is in order to consider not just how institutions form, but the ways in which networks of power-and leaders of those networks-grow and change malleable institutions in young democracies with few avenues of accountability.

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Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references(p. 219-222) and index.

Source of description

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Language note

English

Contents

Contents; Acknowledgments; Preface; Ch 01. Introduction; Ch 02. Malagasy political space as victim; Ch 03. The political institutions of the Third Republic (1992-2010); Ch 04. The legislature and elections: moving popular voice to the center; Ch 05. Institutionalizing personalized political parties; Ch 06. Civil society unable to engage; Ch 07. The presidency of Marc Ravalomanana1; Ch 08. The fall of Marc Ravalomanana and the rise of the Fourth Republic; Selected bibliography; Index; About the author

ISBN

• 0-7391-8161-0
• 9780739181614 ((electronic bk.))

LCCN

2015046249

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