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    Bounded Autonomy: What Limits Zimbabweans' Trust in their Courts and Electoral Commission?

    This policy paper analyzes public trust in the country's courts and electoral commission. Though intended to act as independent custodians of the Constitution and the electoral process, both the judiciary and the electoral commission are frequently …

    Matthias Krönke

    • Constitutional Court
    • Electoral commission
    • Public Trust
    • Elections
    • Courts
    31 pages

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    Public Participation in Decentralised Governments in Africa: Making Ambitious Constitutional Guarantees More Responsive

    Following the example of South Africa, recently Kenya, Tunisia and Zimbabwe have adopted constitutions that contain bills of rights, embrace the ideals of decentralization and profess a commitment to participatory democracy. Different forms of lo…

    Oliver N. Fuo

    • Decentralisation in Africa
    • Public Participation
    • Constitutional Court
    • Political Development
    • Legislative bodies
    • Constitutions
    • Human Rights
    26 pages

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    Mali: the Institution of a New Constitutional Court

    The invalidation of about thirty results of the March-April legislative elections by the Constitutional Court triggered series of violent demonstrations to express dissatisfaction by citizens and as a result, an awakening of crisis in the political …

    Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD)

    • Constitutional Court
    • Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)
    • Constitutions
    • Elections
    • Political development
    3 pages

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