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Political branding in Botswana and Malawi: electoral competition and the welfare agenda, 1994-2014
Following the end of colonial rule in several southern African states, national leadership passed largely to neoliberal and patrimonial governments that proceeded to dominate the political landscape. Despite the widespread poverty that characterised much of post-colonial Africa, these governments di...
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Department of Political Studies
2016
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