This book gives voice to the representatives of various social
science disciplines who use the expression 'actor in politics'
according to the requirements of their respective approaches. They
nevertheless arrive at an interesting and, to a great extent,
impressive unity in diversity. What the book shows is the encounter
of African actors and their agency with external actors and
factors. Another connection uniting the contributions is the fact
that they address the impact political actors outside the official
or formal domain can and do exert on the respective societies.
Informal politics and informal political actors and their
entanglement with the official and formal domain of politics are
among peculiarities of current African politics. But, informality
in politics and entanglement of formal and informal political
actors might also hint at the future of politics and political
order in general. (Series: African Studies / Afrikanische Studien -
Vol. 51)
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