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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-63937-5rnment institutions. This simple fact has implications for today’s policymakers interested in the political liberalization of Sub-Saharan Africa’s newly declared “democracies.” Among the many debates taking place in developmental politics, local governance remains—at best—a niche area that is usuall

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The Impact of Regionalism on Democracy Building: An Examination of the Southern African Development of the scientific research that aims to explain the relationship between regionalism and the manifestation or stabilization of democracy in the participant member states has focused on the EU so far. To fill the existing gap in the literature, this chapter turns to the SADC and scrutinizes the orga

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The Role of Cyber Activism in Disambiguating the Cosmopolis and Discourse of Democratizationpt not only the language of what used to be dissenters of global neoliberalism, but also international non-governmental organizations regarded as symbols of independent global civil society. The chapter proposes cyber communications as alternative tools for a new form of global civil society and cit

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