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It is hoped that the multiparty elections of 2007 will bring about a political system in Angola that will ensure the country's sustained economic and social development. Angola is just emerging from almost three decades of civil war, and its abundant natural resources and booming oil sector could lay the groundwork for long-term economic prosperity and cement the transition towards political stability. But are these hopes realistic? "Angola" provides a thorough introduction to the history of Angola and analyzes its economic, political, and social evolution since independence. Its contributors offer incisive, original, and contemporary interpretations of one of the most complex countries in Africa.
Contents
Contents1. Transitions in Angola (Patrick Chabal) 2. Angola in Historical Context (Malyn Newitt) 3. The Mutation of Hegemonic Domination (Christine Messiant) 4. The Angolan Regime and the Move to Multiparty Politics (Nuno Vidal) 5. The Economic Foundations of the Patrimonial State (Tony Hodges) 6. Social Neglect and the Emergence of Civil Society (Nuno Vidal)