Les Gouvernements de transition comme sites d'institutionnalisation de la politique dans les ordres politiques en voie de sortie de crise en Afrique ?

Transition Government, as a politico-institutional technique for conflict resolution, is often referred to and utilized on the continent. It is presented as the magical recipe. Its use in the crises in Somalia, Côte d'Ivoire, and very recently in DRC, Liberia, Burundi, Rwanda, etc. have finally made it a 'ready for use model for conflict resolution and transitions'. Can the transition government transform conflict physical violence to symbolic violence through the institutionalization of compromise between political groups that are generally hostile against each other in order for them to become in return mutually legitimate and legitimizing groups hence ushering in the transition to a new political order?