In Africa, the distribution of power and powerlessness seems to be
more rigid than on other continents. Political power is in the
hands of narrow elites, while the overwhelming majority has hardly
any access to decision-making. The common denominator of this book
is the notion of power. It follows the analytical differentiation
between the concept of power over that which is largely used by
mainstream political science, and the concept of power as social
practice. The book asks pertinent questions on how power is
composed, created, and used on the African continent. (Series:
Afrikanische Studien/African Studies - Vol. 43)
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