When Things Fell Apart: State Failure in Late-Century Africa (Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics)
Robert H. Bates examines state failure in late-century Africa through a comparative politics perspective. Focusing on the political and institutional dimensions of governance breakdown, this study offers a focused resource for readers interested in African studies, political economy, and the forces shaping fragile states.
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When Things Fell Apart examines state failure in late-century Africa through the framework of comparative politics.
Robert H. Bates focuses on the political and institutional conditions associated with the breakdown of governance.
The book offers an analytical perspective for readers interested in African studies, political economy, and the challenges faced by states undergoing severe disruption.
Part of the Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics series, it is suited to students and readers seeking a focused study of governance and political change.
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