From the end of history to the end of neo-liberalism: From Fukuyama to Fukuyama
October-December 2021 - Vol 15 Num. 4
The emergence of neo-liberalism as a hegemonic ideological doctrine followed both the awkwardness of social democracy and the demise of communism, during the 1970s and 1990s. The main objective of neo-liberalism was to achieve socioeconomic development and political stability; using its unique instruments of...
From the end of history to the end of neo-liberalism: From Fukuyama to Fukuyama
October-December 2021
Secession and border disputes in Africa: The case of Sudan and South Sudan border
October-December 2021
Perspectives on state funding of political parties and the consolidation of constitutional democracy in Ghana, Africa
July-September 2021
Politics by other means: Protests in Ethiopia (2015 -2018)
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A critical evaluation of thirty years of state-civil society relations in Zambia, 1991 - 2021
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October 2014
Neo-colonialism or De-colonialism? China’s economic engagement in Africa and the implications for world order
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Lessons of 1969’S US Selective Service Amendment Act: Explaining US babyboomers’ civil war
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Elaborated and restricted codes of pluralism - Entangled manifestations in natural resource-dependent African countries
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PBC- A commission for hegemonic peace building?
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Elites and exclusive politics in Sub-Saharan African
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