Patronage politics and parliamentary elections in Zambia’s one-party state c. 1983–88

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@AfricaInDC At a presidential level yes, but see this article by @ssishuwa on competition for parliamentary seats, where voters often ejected incumbents: https://t.co/ZIXOn5ynqb

08 Jul 2023

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First up, @ssishuwa re-examines patronage politics in parliamentary elections #Zambia during the late one-party era. https://t.co/HfO3DTvP7b

05 Nov 2020

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RT @ssishuwa: New article out with @JEASjournal on patronage politics and electoral competition at parliamentary level in #Zambia’s one-pa…

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RT @ssishuwa: New article out with @JEASjournal on patronage politics and electoral competition at parliamentary level in #Zambia’s one-pa…

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