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Assessing Trends in African Democratization: Methods and Challenges,lt had been discriminated against by governments, workers and trade unions, students, women’s organizations, religious organizations, and human rights activists (Ake, 2000). The agitations of these groups represented a resurgence of normative values, particularly of freedom and economic well-being t

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Regional Organizations and Democratization in Africa: The ECOWAS Experience,s in many African states, with most of them finding refuge in one-party rule, one-man dictatorships, military rule, and pseudo-democratic governance. Authoritarian governance bred political alienation and subjugation of the people, which in turn bred underdevelopment, the outcome of which was strong

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What is a Difference Equation ?1, which eventually ousted the Mubarak regime. The political echoes were essentially a demand for “bread, freedom and dignity.” This demand embodies the essence and philosophy of genuine democracy, which is inclusive, participatory, and empowering.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-7333-6w of the existence of “constitutions without constitutionalism” in Africa (Ihonvbere, 2003). Constitutions often reflect elite interests, as it is often a product of elite capture. This brings with it a focus on civil society advocacy for a “people-driven” constitution-making process, with particula

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Gheorghe Micula,Paraschiva Pavels in many African states, with most of them finding refuge in one-party rule, one-man dictatorships, military rule, and pseudo-democratic governance. Authoritarian governance bred political alienation and subjugation of the people, which in turn bred underdevelopment, the outcome of which was strong