His New Dictionary Provides Clear And Authoritative Definitions Of Terms Within The Fast-growing Field Of African Politics. It Includes Coverage Of Elections, Parties, Judiciaries, Popular Protest, Gender Relations, The Politics Of Development, And Africa’s International Relations As Well As Major Events And Figures Within African Politics. Entries Range From Afrocentrism And The Bandung Conference To ‘rhodes Must Fall’ And Sino–african Relations And Include Key Terms Of Particular Relevance To Africa Such As Neopatrimonialism, Queue Voting, And Post-conflict Power-sharing. The Dictionary Also Showcases The Remarkably Vibrant And Insightful Political Language Used In Africa, Including A Range Of Vernacular Terms That Are Essential For A Deep Understanding Of Local Political Realities--publisher.