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Madagascar's Political Parties: Tools of Neo-Patrimonial Rule or Democracy Builders?

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Political Parties in Madagascar
Richard R. Marcus, Adrien M. Ratsimbaharison

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Political parties in Madagascar have historically been used for neopatrimonial rule instead of promoting democracy. The article explores why this is the case and looks at the new party TIM to see if it can change this trend.