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| Introduction | |
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| A tale of two presidents | |
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| Taking account of adjustments | |
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| Setting an agenda | |
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| Overview of contents | |
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| Framework: Africa's Hybrid Regimes | |
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| A decade of political reforms, 1990-2001 | |
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| Two decades of economic reforms, 1982-2001 | |
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| Dual transitions: compartibilities and contradictions | |
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| Demand, supply, and regime consolidation | |
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| Deriving public opinion: studying public opinion in Africa | |
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| Competing theories, rival hypotheses | |
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| Towards a learning approach | |
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| Survey research in Africa | |
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| The afrobarometer: an appropriate method? | |
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| A quest for comparison | |
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| Popular Attitudes to Reform: Attitudes to Democracy | |
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| Understanding of democracy | |
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| Support for democracy | |
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| Rejection of alternative regimes | |
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| Satisfaction with democracy | |
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| Wide but shallow | |
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| The extent of democracy: attitudes to a market economy | |
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| The popular development agenda | |
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| Between state and market | |
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| Awareness of economic reforms | |
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| Support for economic reforms | |
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| Satisfaction with economic reforms | |
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| Economic patience?: economic and political behavior | |
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| Living standards | |
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| Securing economic livelihoods | |
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| Compliance and the law | |
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| Varieties of political participation | |
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| Defending democracy? | |
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| From attitudes to behavior | |
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| Competing Explanations: The Structure of Society | |
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| Demographic determinants | |
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| Varieties of sub-nationalism | |
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| The burden of poverty | |
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| Structural models: cultural values | |
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| Self-identities | |
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| Interpersonal trust | |
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| An emergent individualism | |
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| Cultural models; awareness of public affairs | |
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| The spark of education | |
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| Exposure to mass media | |
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| Cognitive engagement | |
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| Political and economic knowledge | |
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| The eye of the beholder | |
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| Cognitive models: performance evaluations | |
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| Evaluating the economy | |
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| The corruption of the state? | |
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| Assessing regime performance | |
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| Grading the government | |
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| A representation gap? | |
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| Performance models: institutional influences | |
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| Associational life | |
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| Party identification: political participation | |
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| Economic participation | |
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| Institutional models | |
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| Explaining Reform Constituencies: Modeling Attitudes to Reform | |
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| Modeling demand for democracy | |
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| Modeling the supply of democracy | |
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| Modeling demand for a market economy | |
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| Modeling the supply of economic reform | |
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| Paths to reform: a learning process: predicting political participation | |
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| Voting | |
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| Protesting | |
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| Communing and contacting | |
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| Vote choice | |
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| Defending democracy | |
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| Political participation: cause or effect?: deciphering regime consolidation | |
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| The effects of 'country' | |
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| Demand, supply, and regime consolidation (revisited) | |
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| The consolidation of African political regimes | |
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| The correlates of consolidation | |
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| Economic versus political legacies | |
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| The study of Africa | |
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| Theories of social change | |
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| Strategies of development | |