Part I: The origins of today’s political parties in the Global South

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Dedication V
3. Contents VII
4. Preface to Political Parties in the Global South XI
5. Chapter 1 Political parties. What are they and how do we study them? 1
6. Part I: The origins of today’s political parties in the Global South
7. Part I: The origins of today’s political parties in the Global South 27
8. Chapter 2 The origins of contemporary political parties in Latin America (1990–2020) 37
9. Chapter 3 The economics of political development: Party politics in Jamaica 57
10. Chapter 4 Making sense of Arab political parties’ origins: Secular groups and nationalism 89
11. Chapter 5 The origins of today’s political parties in Africa 119
12. Chapter 6 The party systems of Central Asia 137
13. Part II: Party organization and finance in the Global South
14. Part II: Party organization and finance in the Global South 153
15. Chapter 7 Dynamics of Islamist party trajectories in Egypt and Tunisia after the Arab Uprisings: Between ideational and structural materialist approaches 165
16. Chapter 8 Party organization and finance in the MENA region 185
17. Chapter 9 The price of the party: How finance shapes political organization in sub-Saharan Africa 207
18. Chapter 10 Regime types, party politics and political finance in Southeast Asia 221
19. Part III: The functions of parties in the Global South: State and citizen perspectives
20. Part III: The functions of parties in the Global South: State and citizen perspectives 239
21. Chapter 11 Political parties’ functions in Latin America: Assessing the gap between expectations and reality 249
22. Chapter 12 The functions of parties in the MENA: The state perspective 275
23. Chapter 13 Functions of political parties in Southeast Asia: A regime perspective 289
24. Chapter 14 Anti-party and apartisan attitudes in Southeast Asia: On ordinary citizens, political parties and leadership 311
25. Part IV: Parties and society
26. Part IV: Parties and society 341
27. Chapter 15 African political parties: A citizens’ perspective 353
28. Chapter 16 The intersection of traditional cleavages and post-materialist values in the Middle East and North Africa 377
29. Chapter 17 The roles and prospects of the Malaysian United Democratic Alliance: Voices from the Malaysian youth 397
30. Chapter 18 The influence of Islamists in Malaysia’s People’s Justice Party (KEADILAN) 419
31. Conclusion and perspectives
32. Chapter 19 Political parties: Perspectives from the Global South 439
33. Contributors
34. Index