C Manning
Biographic Data
| ID | 3833786 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Manning |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Manning |
| SIGNATURE | MANNING C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
George Derek MUSGROVE. Rumor, Repression, and Racial Politics
Barack Obama's first presidential term bore witness to an enhanced scrutiny of the presidency that frequently exhibited traces of historic racism toward African Americans—a phenomenon that shocked many politicians, pundits, and the press. In his book, George Derek Musgrove reveals that a disturbing pattern of aggressive behavior toward black elected officials dates back to the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Musgrove argues that black allegations of g…
The Making of Democrats
Can elections create democrats? Why and how do formerly armed opposition groups decide to invest in electoral politics or to undermine them? This book argues that the answer lies in the patterns of in
How Useful and Usable are Dictionaries for Speakers of Australian Indigenous Languages
This paper presents the results of our investigations of the use and usability of dictionaries of Australian Indigenous languages for speakers and language learners. We report results from task-based and qualitative observational studies with seventy-nine people from three Indigenous language groups, and sixteen of non-Indigenous background, working with nine different dictionaries, including elementary and comprehensive dictionaries, and paper a…
Elite Habituation to Democracy in Mozambique
In 1994, Mozambique put an end to a protracted civil war through a peace agreement premised on the construction of multiparty democracy. This article explores the impact on the two major parties of participation in the first term of the multiparty legislature (1994-99), with contrasting effects for Frelimo and Renamo as party organisations, and with important implications for longer term democratic outcomes. These different effects for the two pa…
Competition and Accommodation in Post-Conflict Democracy
Mozambique has just completed its second multiparty general elections, five years after the first such elections in 1994 capped a two-year peace process and ended a long-running civil war. Because of the special context of its 'democratic transition', Mozambique's new political system must promote both political competition and reconciliation. This is a tall order for any political system, but particularly so for one where democratic institutions…
Competition and Accommodation in Post-Conflict Democracy
Mozambique has just completed its second multiparty general elections, five years after the first such elections in 1994 capped a two-year peace process and ended a long-running civil war. Because of the special context of its 'democratic transition', Mozambique's new political system must promote both political competition and reconciliation. This is a tall order for any political system, but particularly so for one where democratic institutions…
Elite Habituation to Democracy in Mozambique
In 1994, Mozambique put an end to a protracted civil war through a peace agreement premised on the construction of multiparty democracy. This article explores the impact on the two major parties of participation in the first term of the multiparty legislature (1994-99), with contrasting effects for Frelimo and Renamo as party organisations, and with important implications for longer term democratic outcomes. These different effects for the two pa…
How Useful and Usable are Dictionaries for Speakers of Australian Indigenous Languages
This paper presents the results of our investigations of the use and usability of dictionaries of Australian Indigenous languages for speakers and language learners. We report results from task-based and qualitative observational studies with seventy-nine people from three Indigenous language groups, and sixteen of non-Indigenous background, working with nine different dictionaries, including elementary and comprehensive dictionaries, and paper a…
Competition and Accommodation in Post-Conflict Democracy
Mozambique has just completed its second multiparty general elections, five years after the first such elections in 1994 capped a two-year peace process and ended a long-running civil war. Because of the special context of its 'democratic transition', Mozambique's new political system must promote both political competition and reconciliation. This is a tall order for any political system, but particularly so for one where democratic institutions…
Elite Habituation to Democracy in Mozambique
In 1994, Mozambique put an end to a protracted civil war through a peace agreement premised on the construction of multiparty democracy. This article explores the impact on the two major parties of participation in the first term of the multiparty legislature (1994-99), with contrasting effects for Frelimo and Renamo as party organisations, and with important implications for longer term democratic outcomes. These different effects for the two pa…
How Useful and Usable are Dictionaries for Speakers of Australian Indigenous Languages
This paper presents the results of our investigations of the use and usability of dictionaries of Australian Indigenous languages for speakers and language learners. We report results from task-based and qualitative observational studies with seventy-nine people from three Indigenous language groups, and sixteen of non-Indigenous background, working with nine different dictionaries, including elementary and comprehensive dictionaries, and paper a…
The Making of Democrats
Can elections create democrats? Why and how do formerly armed opposition groups decide to invest in electoral politics or to undermine them? This book argues that the answer lies in the patterns of in
George Derek MUSGROVE. Rumor, Repression, and Racial Politics
Barack Obama's first presidential term bore witness to an enhanced scrutiny of the presidency that frequently exhibited traces of historic racism toward African Americans—a phenomenon that shocked many politicians, pundits, and the press. In his book, George Derek Musgrove reveals that a disturbing pattern of aggressive behavior toward black elected officials dates back to the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Musgrove argues that black allegations of g…
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