… Politically, the reconstruction provides a space for increased … of reconstructing the
Madagascan state and the factors that contributed to the 2009 crisis. The people of Madagascar are …

… of state formation … of Madagascar are used to illustrate material correlates of sociopolitical
organization and the synergistic interaction of variables in specific sequences leading to state …

… ’s struggle to capitalise on navigating, or regulating its state and non- state justice
systems, which is analysed through the Dahalo crisis, is underpinned by a narrow rule of law …

… of disturbances, while a large, ill-equipped "people's army" was kept out of adventurous
and ambitious political mischief through its relegation to the more menial tasks of "reconstruction …

… Madagascar missed the opportunity to use the notion of fihavanana in the country’s reconciliation
process. Literature on Madagascar’… Madagascar only joined SADC as a member state …

… with the question of a universal definition of slavery, ie one that would be applicable to
non-Western societies, as well as with the local definitions of slave status and the reconstruction …

… particularly pertinent given the current state of scholarship on the subject. … Madagascar, this
article has described an alternative paradigm that, by challenging Eurocentric reconstructions…

… in Madagascar is no longer constrained by colonial agendas and ample evidence has
established that Madagascar’s climate and environment were not in a “pristine” and static state …

… were actually investigated by political ecologists in Madagascar, but that their interpretation
… understanding of environmental degradation in Madagascar, I will propose to clarify the …

… This book elaborates a model of intelligibility of Madagascar’… allows readers to understand
Madagascar’s sociopolitical … than the election of a new head of state to really turn the tide. …