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1 online resource (377 pages) |
| Contents |
Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; List of Tables and Figures; Contributors; Acknowledgments; 1. Control and Facilitation: An Approach to the Analysis of Political Change; A Conceptual Framework; Propositions About Change; A Rough Causal Model; The Case Studies; 2. Religion and Politics in Independent Uganda: Movement Toward Secularization?; Historical Background; Religion and Politics in the Obote Regime; Religion and Politics in the Amin Regime; Conclusion; 3. Forecast for Political Change in Ethiopia: An Urban Perspective; Significance of Urban Political Studies |
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Municipal Government Performance: The Pre-existing Goal Attainment SystemThe Process of Change: Control and Facilitation; Consequences: Urban Implications of Regime Change; Future Prospects; 4. Green Revolution in Ethiopia: The Politics of Rural Development in a Blocked and Inequitable Society; Organizing the Study of a Rural Area; A Social Profile of Chilalo and Its Linkages to Ethiopian Society; Roles and Provincial Elites; Control, Facilitation, and the Proccss of Change; Conclusions in 1973; Postscript |
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5. The Diffusion and Invention of Legislative and Party Structures in Anglophone AfricaA Review of the Literature on African Legislative and Political Party Change; Diffusion and Innovation in Legislatures; Diffusion and Innovation in Political Parties; 6. African Planning Failure: A Public Policy Analysis; Planning Failure in Africa; A Framework for Analysis; The Planner's Image and Planning Failure; Planning System Integrative Norms and Planning Failure; Planning System Mobilization and Planning Failure; Social Conditions and Planning Failure; Toward Strategies for Planning Success |
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9. Prospects for Reactionary and Revolutionary Change in ZimbabweHistorical Development of the European Dominant System; The Political Subsystems; The Political Support and Legitimation Interchanges; 10. Conclusion: From Case Studies to Systematic Hypothesis Testing; Index of Authors Cited |
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And Conclusions7. The Significance of Sequential Ordering and Timing of Politically Induced Societal Changes in Anglophone African Party States: A Reconsideration; The Analytical Problem and a Summary of the Original Analysis; A Reconsideration of the Original Analysis; 8. Revolutionary Change in Mozambique: Implications for the Emerging Postindependence Society; The Preindependence Social System; The Expansion of African Power and the Alternative Nationalist Social System; The Emerging Social System of Independent Mozambique |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9780429706745 |
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042970674X |
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