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  1. Cover
  2. Half Title Page
  3. Series Page
  4. Title Page
  5. Copyright Page
  6. Contents
  7. Summary
  8. Preface
  9. 1 Rural Local Governance and Traditional Leadership in Africa and the Afro-Caribbean: Policy and Research Implications from Africa to the Americas and Australasia
  10. 2 Setting the Ghanaian Context of Rural Local Government: Traditional Authority Values
  11. 3 Social Characteristics of Traditional Leaders and Public Views on their Political Role
  12. 4 Ghana: Traditional Leadership and Rural Local Governance
  13. 5 Chiefs: Power in a Political Wilderness
  14. 6 Local Governance in Lesotho: The Central Role of Chiefs
  15. 7 Traditional Authorities, Local Government and Land Rights
  16. 8 “We Rule the Mountains and They Rule the Plains”: The West African Basis of Traditional Authority in Jamaica
  17. 9 Traditional Leadership and Rural Local Government in Botswana
  18. 10 Rural Local Government and Development: A Case Study of Kwazulu-Natal: Quo Vadis?
  19. 11 What Role for Traditional Leadership in the “Pluralistic State” in Africa?
  20. Index
  21. Back Cover

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