Democracy and Africanness

Edited by Hannah Muzee (), Tata Emmanuel Sunjo () and Andrew Osehi Enaifoghe ()

in Advances in African Economic, Social and Political Development from Springer, currently edited by Diery Seck, Juliet Elu and Yaw Nyarko

Date: 2022
ISBN: 978-3-031-11248-5
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 The 1995 Constitution as a Tool for Dictatorship in Uganda: An African Dilemma of Constitutionalism

Robert Ojambo

Ch Chapter 10 Norm Entrepreneurs or Norm Takers? African and Western Election Observer Missions’ Agency in Determining the Credibility of Zimbabwe’s Elections

Mziwandile Ndlovu

Ch Chapter 11 Elections and Domestic Peace in Africa: Assessing Peace Opportunities in Uganda’s 2021 Presidential Election

John Mary Kanyamurwa, Juma Sultan Kakuba, Ronald Kaddu and Stanely Babalanda

Ch Chapter 12 Impact of Election Boycotts on the Democratic Process in Cameroon: A Philosophical Appraisal

Lavngwa Moses Seemndze

Ch Chapter 13 Art as a Social Process and Form of Democratic Practices in Uganda

Justine Nabaggala

Ch Chapter 14 Democratisation Processes Amidst Cultural Diversity in Uganda

Kyazike Elizabeth, John Mary Kanyamurwa and Stanley Babalanda

Ch Chapter 2 Public Participation in African Indigenous Governance Systems: Evidence from Pre-colonial Rwanda

Vedaste Ndizera, Raphael Nkaka and Safari Kambanda

Ch Chapter 3 Democracy in Africa: Misrepresented or Tailored

Anuoluwapo Durokifa

Ch Chapter 4 A Consensual Democracy and the African Traditional Society: Promoting Africanness

Andrew Enaifoghe

Ch Chapter 5 Democratic Transformation in Mali Republic Since 1991

Mady Ibrahim Kante

Ch Chapter 6 From Ubuntu to Makwerekwere: Reinvigorating Belonging in Democratic South Africa

Israel Ekanade

Ch Chapter 7 Conflicts Governance in Africa: Perspectives from the North-Western Highland Rangelands of Cameroon

Tata E. Sunjo

Ch Chapter 8 Social Media Threats and the Anglophone Crisis: An Interpretation of the Cameroonian Criminal Law Response

Irene Dione Fokum Sama-Lang and Roland Djieufack

Ch Chapter 9 “Speak to be Heard”: Women and Deliberative Democracy in the Ugandan Parliament

Hannah Muzee

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