Titlebook: Coups from Below; Armed Subalterns and Jimmy D. Kandeh Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004 Africa.African

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Introduction,lored. What the change in rank and social background of coup leaders in West Africa signifies, how it is to be understood and explained, and what happens when armed marginals seize control of the state are the broad foci of this study.

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Class Dimensions of Military Coups,owan and Julius Ihonvbere, sought to relate military coups to social contradictions, economic stagnation, and declining real incomes.. None of these accounts, however, fully incorporated class variables into their overall explanatory frameworks.

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The Gambia: Despot from Kannillai, longer than Dauda Jawara, Gambia’s first postindependence leader. Gambia’s positive image as an oasis of stability in a continent riven by internecine strife, military coups, and instability was abruptly shattered by the July 1994 coup.

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,Burkina Faso: “Robin Hood of the Sahel”,attempted by a military regime in the subregion. In contrast to most other military dictatorships, including those examined in this study, the CNR leadership cultivated its social base among the peasantry. Politically seeking to align the Burkinabe militariat with the peasantry distinguished the CNR from other military dictatorships in Africa.