The Flip of Democracy: Essays on Governance, Power, and the Crisis of Constitutional Trust in East Africa examines the institutional and constitutional challenges confronting Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda during a period of profound political transformation.
Drawing upon constitutional law, political theory, legal analysis, comparative governance, and empirical observation, the collection explores the widening gap between constitutional guarantees and political practice. It argues that East Africa is experiencing a crisis of constitutional trust-a condition in which citizens increasingly question whether constitutions, courts, elections, and public institutions remain capable of constraining executive power and protecting fundamental rights.
Through thirty-six interconnected essays, the book examines the securitisation of political dissent, the weaponisation of anti-terrorism legislation, restrictions on academic and media freedom, declining electoral legitimacy, police politicisation, constitutional reform debates, coalition politics, institutional capture, and the challenges confronting democratic governance across the region.
Rather than treating these developments as isolated events, the collection demonstrates how they form part of a broader pattern in which constitutional guarantees are progressively subordinated to political expediency.
The central argument is that constitutional reform alone cannot restore democratic governance. Durable constitutionalism requires independent institutions, judicial integrity, accountable leadership, political pluralism, and an engaged citizenry committed to ensuring that constitutional promises are honoured in practice.
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The author is a Tanzanian national who has been penning down various issues concerning Tanzania political situation. He has been writing on print and digital media for at least the last 30 year and holds an M.A in public administration from Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada (1990).
He has worked in both public and private sectors in Tanzania for the last 38 years.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Flip of Democracy: Essays on Governance, Power, and the Crisis of Constitutional Trust in East Africa examines the institutional and constitutional challenges confronting Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda during a period of profound political transformation.Drawing upon constitutional law, political theory, legal analysis, comparative governance, and empirical observation, the collection explores the widening gap between constitutional guarantees and political practice. It argues that East Africa is experiencing a crisis of constitutional trust-a condition in which citizens increasingly question whether constitutions, courts, elections, and public institutions remain capable of constraining executive power and protecting fundamental rights.Through thirty-six interconnected essays, the book examines the securitisation of political dissent, the weaponisation of anti-terrorism legislation, restrictions on academic and media freedom, declining electoral legitimacy, police politicisation, constitutional reform debates, coalition politics, institutional capture, and the challenges confronting democratic governance across the region.Rather than treating these developments as isolated events, the collection demonstrates how they form part of a broader pattern in which constitutional guarantees are progressively subordinated to political expediency.The central argument is that constitutional reform alone cannot restore democratic governance. Durable constitutionalism requires independent institutions, judicial integrity, accountable leadership, political pluralism, and an engaged citizenry committed to ensuring that constitutional promises are honoured in practice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235020030
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The Flip of Democracy: Essays on Governance, Power, and the Crisis of Constitutional Trust in East Africa examines the institutional and constitutional challenges confronting Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda during a period of profound political transformation.Drawing upon constitutional law, political theory, legal analysis, comparative governance, and empirical observation, the collection explores the widening gap between constitutional guarantees and political practice. It argues that East Africa is experiencing a crisis of constitutional trust-a condition in which citizens increasingly question whether constitutions, courts, elections, and public institutions remain capable of constraining executive power and protecting fundamental rights.Through thirty-six interconnected essays, the book examines the securitisation of political dissent, the weaponisation of anti-terrorism legislation, restrictions on academic and media freedom, declining electoral legitimacy, police politicisation, constitutional reform debates, coalition politics, institutional capture, and the challenges confronting democratic governance across the region.Rather than treating these developments as isolated events, the collection demonstrates how they form part of a broader pattern in which constitutional guarantees are progressively subordinated to political expediency.The central argument is that constitutional reform alone cannot restore democratic governance. Durable constitutionalism requires independent institutions, judicial integrity, accountable leadership, political pluralism, and an engaged citizenry committed to ensuring that constitutional promises are honoured in practice. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798235020030
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