Intro -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Prologue-Interregna: beyond the liminality of legacies -- 1. Introducing interpretations: 'men' becoming history -- events becoming structures -- 2. Mugabe's ends -- 3. Knowing Mugabe -- 4. Vashandi: the outside view -- 5. Inside vashandi-then out -- 6. Cockroaches, kids and counting down: 1980-2000 -- 7. Rumours of coups: 2000-7 -- 8. From conspiracies to the real coup's cusp: 2007-17 -- 9. The coup incarnate: 14-21 November 2017 -- 10. From coup to Covid: lumpen leaders and really morbid symptoms -- Epilogue: On the Occasion of a Harare Book Launch -- Notes -- References -- Index -- Back Cover.
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