“We don’t know who be who”: post-party politics, forum shopping and Liberia’s 2017 elections

Overview of attention for article published in Democratization, March 2020

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RT @RobtelNeajai: Thrilled that my co-authored article about how #Liberians make strategic #electoral choices thus subverting ethno-regiona…

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RT @RobtelNeajai: Thrilled that my co-authored article about how #Liberians make strategic #electoral choices thus subverting ethno-regiona…

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Thrilled that my co-authored article about how #Liberians make strategic #electoral choices thus subverting ethno-regional alliances, with in-depth analysis of 2017 post-war polls, now has full citation in Democratization! First 50 people have free access:

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RT @realRODavis: .@liberiapp “We don’t know who be who”; post-party politics, forum shopping and Liberia’s 2017 elections” by @RobtelNeaja…

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