Central Africa (Vol 8, 2011)
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The “super election year” for the sub-region, with presidential elections held in five out of eight countries and legislative elections in four, did not bring any surprises. The autocratic regimes confirmed and sometimes tightened their grip on power and the single democracy of the sub-region continued its tradition of balancing representation between different political currents within the legislative and executive branches of government as a result of presidential elections. There were no spectacular changes with regard to economic and social developments. Sub-regional organisations were particularly passive during the year and held no major summits.
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Central Africa (Vol 8, 2011)
in Africa Yearbook OnlineSearch for other papers by Andreas Mehler in
Current site
Google Scholar
(3,704 words)