Political trust in Botswana’s executive presidency: The Khama era
August 2018 - Vol 12 Num. 6
This article examines political trust in the institution of the presidency. It focuses on the Khama era and aims to find out the underlying motivations to trust the president. Using the Afrobarometer surveys, the paper finds that Batswana are more likely to distrust the president if they perceive high levels of...
August 2018
Political trust in Botswana’s executive presidency: The Khama era
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