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The Quest to Reform the African State: The Case of William R. Tolbert Jr of Liberia, and Jerry Rawleration of military coups d’état, and economic crises increased risks to leaders. Their response was a systematic inclination toward regime consolidation, monopolization of power and authority, and curtailment of political rights and civil liberties with the intent of preserving political order and

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,“The Bishop Is Governor Here”: Bishop Nicholas Djomo and Catholic Leadership in the Democratic Repusidential elections. Although the eastern Kivu districts remained embroiled in conflict, a modicum of peace and stability had returned to much of the rest of the country after the 2002 signing of the Sun City Accords. The 2006 elections signified the incipient return of democratic institutions in th

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,“I Will Be a Hummingbird”: Lessons in Radical Transformative Leadership from Professor Wangari Maatsm in political and environmental justice issues. An unsung local heroic leader for many years before she gained international attention and won many international awards, Professor Maathai initiated a grassroots movement to plant trees as a practical solution to the problems brought about by massiv

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Nelson Mandela: Personal Characteristics and Reconciliation-Oriented Leadership,onciliation and national healing. Mandela’s competence in and commitment to efforts at national reconciliation was unrivalled. To Afrikaner whites, the ethnic group dominating South African politics since 1948, Mandela affirmed that their language, which he had studied in prison, was a true tongue o

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Patriarchy, Power Distance, and Female Presidency in Liberia,he gradually shifting gender roles in her country: A teacher asked one of her male pupils what he wanted to be when he grew up and he replied, “Vice President.” When the teacher prodded the student further, wondering why he opted for the second highest elected office and not the first, the young boy

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Female Presidents in Africa: New Norms in Leadership or Reflection of Current Practice,y. Examples include Hilary Rodham Clinton of the United States, Benazir Bhuto of Pakistan, Angela Merkel of Germany, Michelle Bachelet of Chile, and President Dilma Roussef of Brazil, among others. The first woman, who was not from the monarchy, to get involved in national politics was Sirimavo Band

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