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Browsing: political science

How Namibia Elected Its First Female President – Northeastern University

Namibia February 26, 2025By Victoria Jones

Namibia Makes History by Electing Its First Female President

By Victoria Jones

Kenyan politics is transactional, and nothing is off the table – LSE

Politics February 23, 2025By Ava Thompson

Inside Kenyan Politics: Where Every Deal Is On the Table and Nothing Is Off Limits

By Ava Thompson

Technology looks set to transform governance in Madagascar – Institute for Security Studies

Madagascar February 21, 2025By Ethan Riley

How Technology Is Poised to Revolutionize Governance in Madagascar

What can we learn from Goran Hyden’s Theorizing in Comparative Politics? An appeal to rethink Democracy through an African lens – LSE

Politics February 20, 2025By Jackson Lee

Rethinking Democracy: Insights from Goran Hyden’s Theorizing Through an African Lens

African coups in the COVID-19 era: A current history – Frontiers

Politics February 18, 2025By Mia Garcia

African Coups in the COVID-19 Era: Unraveling a New Chapter in History

Tensions in the Horn of Africa – House of Lords Library

Ethiopia February 17, 2025By Caleb Wilson

Rising Tensions in the Horn of Africa: What You Need to Know

By Caleb Wilson

Does increasing transparency in political party funding increase voters’ trust? – The London School of Economics and Political Science

Politics February 17, 2025By Noah Rodriguez

Can Greater Transparency in Political Party Funding Boost Voter Trust?

By Noah Rodriguez

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