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| Title: | Consolidation of democracy in Africa: a view from the South |
| Editors: | Solomon, Hussein Liebenberg, Ian |
| Year: | 2000 |
| Pages: | 367 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | The Making of Modern Africa |
| City of publisher: | Aldershot |
| Publisher: | Ashgate |
| ISBN: | 0754611744 |
| Geographic term: | Africa |
| Subjects: | democracy civil-military relations |
| Abstract: | This reader evaluates the problems of democratic consolidation and the influence of evolving democratization on civil society in Africa. Contents: Introduction (Hussein Solomon and Ian Liebenberg) - Democracy versus State: the African dilemma? (Irina Filatova) - Africa's constitutional renaissance? Stocktaking in the '90s (Clive Napier) - The consolidation of democracy-debate in Africa: challenges for the civil community (Ian Liebenberg) - The changing roles of civil society in African democratisation processes (Elke Zuern) - Civil-military relations in Africa: soldier, State and society in transition (Mark Malan) - Gender, development and democracy (Linda Cornwell) - Globalisation and dominant discourses (Petrus de Kock) - Human rights and the consolidation of democracy in South Africa (Mandla Seleoane) - Sharing power? Intergovernmental relations in democratic transitions (Robert Agranoff, Jabu Sindane and Ian Liebenberg) - Conclusion (Hussein Solomon and Ian Liebenberg). |