Titlebook: Democracy, Constitutionalism, and Politics in Africa; Historical Contexts, Eunice N. Sahle Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Dressing and Addressing the Kenyan Judiciary: Reflecting on the History and Politics of Judicial Att of the Supreme Court, focuses on in this chapter. Overall, the chapter explores two aspects of feudalist judicial culture: dress and address, which are reflected in the wearing of robes and wigs and the addressing judges as “My Lord or Your Lordship.” Further, it examines the question of access to

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The African Union and Article 4(h): Understanding Changing Norms of Sovereignty and Intervention infor the AU to intervene in member states’ affairs—in its Constitutive Act. What caused the inclusion of the highly progressive Article 4(h), especially given the states’ historical commitments to a norm of non-intervention? This chapter suggests that to understand the normative shifts leading to the

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Electoral Democracy and Election Coalitions in Former Settler Colonies in Africa: Is Democracy on Ta since the dawn of independence in the early sixties, have been disappointing under-achievers both politically and economically. Zimbabwe, another British settler colony, became equally promising and equally disappointing. The three countries, being typical presidential authoritarian one-party regi

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Major Challenges of Governance in Africa Today,nance in the continent. This is done in a comprehensive analysis of nation building as a process of consolidating democratic rights through the rule of law, full citizenship, and access to a higher standard of living for all. In order to meet these three challenges, the challenge of state capacity b

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Some Perspectives on Durability and Change Under Modern African Constitutions,ty of governments to abusively change constitutions. After analyzing the amendment patterns in a number of selected African countries, he concludes that although there has been some progress, more reforms still need to be undertaken to check the problem of arbitrary constitutional change in Africa.

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The African Union and Article 4(h): Understanding Changing Norms of Sovereignty and Intervention in inclusion of Article (h) in the AU’s Constitutive Act, one must employ an explicitly multi-causal, integrated levels-of-analysis approach, taking into account inputs that informed Article 4(h)’s development at the systemic, pan-African, regional, statist, and leadership levels of analysis.

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