The Quest for Constitutionalism in Africa: Selected Essays on Constitutionalism, the Nationality Problem, Military Rule and Party Politics by Beyene, Asmelash

The Quest for Constitutionalism in Africa: Selected Essays on Constitutionalism, the Nationality Problem, Military Rule and Party Politics (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9783631471104)

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The Quest for Constitutionalism in Africa: Selected Essays on Constitutionalism, the Nationality Problem, Military Rule and Party Politics by Beyene, Asmelash

The Quest for Constitutionalism in Africa: Selected Essays on Constitutionalism, the Nationality Problem, Military Rule and Party Politics

$106.60
The Quest for Constitutionalism in Africa: Selected Essays on Constitutionalism, the Nationality Problem, Military Rule and Party Politics by Beyene, Asmelash

The Quest for Constitutionalism in Africa: Selected Essays on Constitutionalism, the Nationality Problem, Military Rule and Party Politics

$106.60
Format: Paperback
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Since the wave for national rule and independence from the colonial powers during the 1960's Africa's struggle for democratic rule has often been frustrated by an uneasy relationship between civil society and the military. This relationship has brought about grave human right abuses and lack of respect for the democratic values enshrined in constitutional rule. The end result was political instability and a retarded process of political development. This book, therefore, examines constitutional development in selected East Africa countries, the role of the army, the nationality question and constitutional accommodation and political parties, elections and political instability.

Author: Asmelash Beyene,Gelase Mutahaba
ISBN-10: 3631471106
ISBN-13: 9783631471104
Publisher: Peter Lang Gmbh, Internationaler Verlag Der W
Language: English
Published: 05/01/1994
Pages: 253
Format: Paperback
By Asmelash Beyene
By Asmelash Beyene
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The Authors: Asmelash Beyene works for the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. He was formerly Vice President for Administration and Development, Addis Ababa University, and Vice President of the Association of African Political Science (East Africa).
Gelase Mutahaba is Director of Administration of the Commonwealth Secretariat, London. He was formerly Professor of Public Administration and Political Science at the University of Dar-es-Salaam and Secretary-General of the African Association of Public Administration and Management.
The contributors: R. Baguma, Akiiki Mujaju, Harrison G. Mwakyembe, B.C. Chikulo, Patricia Masilo-Hoeane, Apolo Nsibambi, Taisier M. Ali, K.K. Prah, O. Nnoli, Dan Mudoola, Yash Tandon, Adlan A. El Hardallu

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