Rodrigues Sanches, Edalina.
Popular Protest, Political Opportunities, and Change in Africa. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (252 pages) - Routledge Contemporary Africa Series . - Routledge Contemporary Africa Series .
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of contributors -- 1. Introduction: Zooming in on protest and change in Africa -- 2. Shaking up democracy from below: Protest and change in Cabo Verde -- 3. Popular protest, resources, and political opportunities in Ghana: Contextualising the case of Occupy Ghana -- 4. Y'en a marre: Catalyst for an indocility grammar in Senegal -- 5. Nothing will be as before? The 2014 insurrection in Burkina Faso and its political impact -- 6. Feminist demands, opportunities, and frames: Strategic silencing within Morocco's February 20 movement? -- 7. Social movements in rural Africa: How and why mozambican state closed the prosavana program -- 8. We got a taste for protest! Leadership transition and political opportunities for protest in Angola's resilient authoritarian regime -- 9. How January 2015 protests influenced Joseph Kabila's strategy of "glissement" -- 10. From voting to walking: The 2011 walk-to-work protest movement in Uganda -- 11. Anatomies of protest and the trajectories of the actors at play: Ethiopia 2015-2018 -- 12. Pro-democracy protests in the Kingdom of Eswatini 2018-2019 -- 13. Conclusion: Comparative implications and new directions -- Index.
9781000569100
Electronic books.
Popular Protest, Political Opportunities, and Change in Africa. - 1st ed. - 1 online resource (252 pages) - Routledge Contemporary Africa Series . - Routledge Contemporary Africa Series .
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of contributors -- 1. Introduction: Zooming in on protest and change in Africa -- 2. Shaking up democracy from below: Protest and change in Cabo Verde -- 3. Popular protest, resources, and political opportunities in Ghana: Contextualising the case of Occupy Ghana -- 4. Y'en a marre: Catalyst for an indocility grammar in Senegal -- 5. Nothing will be as before? The 2014 insurrection in Burkina Faso and its political impact -- 6. Feminist demands, opportunities, and frames: Strategic silencing within Morocco's February 20 movement? -- 7. Social movements in rural Africa: How and why mozambican state closed the prosavana program -- 8. We got a taste for protest! Leadership transition and political opportunities for protest in Angola's resilient authoritarian regime -- 9. How January 2015 protests influenced Joseph Kabila's strategy of "glissement" -- 10. From voting to walking: The 2011 walk-to-work protest movement in Uganda -- 11. Anatomies of protest and the trajectories of the actors at play: Ethiopia 2015-2018 -- 12. Pro-democracy protests in the Kingdom of Eswatini 2018-2019 -- 13. Conclusion: Comparative implications and new directions -- Index.
9781000569100
Electronic books.