Mauritius: Democracy and Development in the Indian Ocean

Bonar A. Gow · Larry W. Bowman

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Mauritius has a population of only one million, yet it is noteworthy because of its religious, ethnic and cultural diversity. This text examines the history of the independence movement, the political and economic systems in operation and the post-independence democracy in Mauritius.

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