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July 1, 1992Review of African Political EconomyOpen Access

State formation and legitimation crisis in Senegal

Moustapha Diouf

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(1992). State formation and legitimation crisis in Senegal. Review of African Political Economy: Vol. 19, No. 54, pp. 117-125.

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