Electoral authoritarianism and Political dominance: Foundations of unconstitutional stability and constitutional instability in Sub-Saharan Africa

Okubasu, D

Electoral authoritarianism and Political dominance: Foundations of unconstitutional stability and constitutional instability in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Okubasu, D., 2017. Electoral authoritarianism and Political dominance: Foundations of unconstitutional stability and constitutional instability in Sub-Saharan Africa. In Constitutionalism in a plural world. 23 November 2017. Porto Faculty of Law, Universidade Católica Portuguesa.

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23 November 2017

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Electoral authoritarianism and Political dominance: Foundations of unconstitutional stability and constitutional instability in Sub-Saharan Africa

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