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Regime Change and Democratic Consolidation in Africa: A Comparative Analysis of the Republic of Niger and Equatorial Guinea
This study aims to access regime change and democratic consolidation in Africa from a comparative perspective.
Comparative method was employed and content analysis used to analyse why most states on the continent are yet to consolidate their democracy.
The study found that despite regime frequency in the Republic of Niger and regime longevity in Equatorial Guinea both states are yet to consolidate their democracy.
One of the recommendation of the paper is that state institutions should be strengthened.
Funding
There was no available funding for the research/author.
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Declaration of conflicts of interest
The author declare there is no conflict of interest.Corresponding author email
edith.abokwara@socsci.uniben.eduLead author country
- Nigeria
Lead author job role
- Postgraduate Student
Lead author institution
University of Benin, NigeriaHuman Participants
- No
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