Political adjustment or domestic pressure: Democratic politics and political choice in Africa
Summarises recent political change in Africa warning against view that the end of authoritarianism equals greater political stability and asking whether a transition towards sustainable democratic systems has taken place. Considers the causes of continuing political turbulence and the challenges new...
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| description | Summarises recent political change in Africa warning against view that the end of authoritarianism equals greater political stability and asking whether a transition towards sustainable democratic systems has taken place. Considers the causes of continuing political turbulence and the challenges new governments face, which may lead to renewed authoritarianism. |
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