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Voting behaviour in Uganda since 1996
(African Journal of Political Science and International Relations, 2011)
Exploring factors likely to influence 2011 poll in Uganda is the main objective of this paper. The data for
this study was obtained through a content analysis of election results (1996, 2001 and 2006) and
interview, which ...
Crisis in Somalia in the Context of Brecher’s Definition of International Crisis
(International Journal of Politics and Good Governance, 2010)
The crisis in Somalia is one of the worst crises that have ever happened on both local and
international scene. It is characterised by violence, which keeps on escalating between
Transitional Federal Government and the ...
Foreign Powers’ Ambitions for Africa’s Rich Resources and its Linkage with Conflict in Africa
(International Journal of Politics and Good Governance, 2016)
Africa is a vast home of natural resources which defines its attractiveness to foreign powers.
This has brought about foreign powers rush to Africa because the continent has huge
resources which are either under-exploited ...
Women in the Parliament of Uganda (2001-2011)
(International Journal of Advanced Legal Studies and Governance, 2015)
This study reviews Women in the Parliament of Uganda (2001-2011). The aim is
to ascertain Issues and Legislations to Improve the Status of Women in Uganda.
It is observed that despite the fact that women play significant ...
Elections and Legitimacy in Authoritarian Regimes
(International Journal of Politics and Good Governance, 2015)
Holding periodic democratic elections is one of the principal ingredients of liberal
democracy. This practice has also been adopted by authoritarian regimes not for purposes of
promoting democracy but to gather legitimacy ...
Administrative Style And Staff Morale In Private Institutions In Malaysia
(Global Journal of Management and Business Research, 2010)
Globally, administrative styles in institutions is
concerned with the way and manners in which the
authority works with subordinate staff for the purposes of
achieving desired stated goals and objectives set by ...
East African Community economic initiatives to reduce conflict among the members states
(2017)
The study investigated the economic achievements registered by East African Community
(EAC) to reduce intrastate conflict in the region to promote peacebuilding. Partner States of
EAC with exception of Tanzania have ...
An Analysis of the 2011 Parliamentary Election and its Implication on the Economy of Uganda
(International Journal of Politics and Good Governance, 2011)
The National Resistance Movement (NRM) government transited to electoral democracy with promulgation
of the 1995 constitution. This constitution provides for a periodic election after every five years. This has
given a ...
Multiparty politics dynamics in Uganda
(African Journal of Political Science and International Relations, 2010)
In liberal democracy, it is obvious political parties play a critical role in deepening democratic process.
Besides, providing veritable avenue for popular participation, they are celebrated mechanism for
political ...