Undoing Coups: The African Union and Post-coup Intervention in Madagascar

An In-depth Analysis Of International Intervention In Madagascar Following The 2009 Coup, And What It Means For African 'anti-coup' Efforts. Front Cover -- Series Page -- Half Title -- About The Author -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- List Of Illustrations -- List Of Abbreviations -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Return To What? -- What We Know So Far -- Introducing The Case -- The Argument In Brief -- Methods And Data -- Outline Of The Book -- 1: Norms, Intervention, And The Making Of Orders -- Legitimate Authority, The International, And The Constitution Of Orders -- International Organizations And The Dissemination Of Legitimacy Principles -- Intervention As Transboundary Formation: Spaces Of Politics And Power 2: Crafting An African Anti-coup Manual -- Early Experiments: From Anti-imperialism To 'the People' -- Writing An Anti-coup Manual -- The Charter Project: Contesting And Expandingthe Manual -- 'zero Tolerance': Strengthening The Manual, Strengthening The Au -- Expansion And Claims Of The African Anti-coup Manual -- 3: What 'crise Malgache'? -- 2009: Whose 'crise Malgache'? -- 4: The Intervention Scenario -- The Four Mouvances -- The International Interveners -- The Mediation Team(s) -- The Politics Of Unconstitutional Changes Of Government -- 5: The Logic Of Intervention Reordering What? Transition As Executive Politics -- Reordering With Whom, For Whom? Faking Inclusivity -- Reordering How? Between Pressure And Evasion -- 6: Reproducing Old, Legitimating New Orders -- Reordering Madagascar -- Reordering The International -- 7: Politics And Power Of Post-coup Interventions -- Madagascar In The Bigger Picture -- Implications -- So, What To Do? -- Notes -- References -- List Of Interviews -- Index Antonia Witt. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Also Published In Print.