Political Legitimacy in Middle Africa: Father, Family, Food

Gail M. Gerhart · Michael G. Schatzberg

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Table of Contents - Metaphor and Matrix Representations of Power Parameters of The Political Alternative Causalities Matrix I-The Father-Chief - Rights and Responsibilities Matrix II-Gender and Generation - Women, the Paternal Order, and the Alternation of Power Democracy and the Logic of Legitimacy

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