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Introduction,ries. And yet only a handful of these have laid the groundwork for more democratic states. This stunning statistic leads us to ask: Why has African constitutionalism failed so consistently? The answer seems to lie in the fact that successful democratic transitions depend not just on reformulating th

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Principles of Constitutionalism, is central to the establishment of an enduring constitutional democracy. Bolanle M. Mustapha has rightly argued that a constitution is not viable unless it incorporates “fundamental beliefs of the people” with respect to government.

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Democratic Transitions and Their Legacies in Comparative Perspective,quickly. Postindependence democracies missed their “first chance” when they were eclipsed by personal rule and military regimes, but by the end of the century political transitions were commonplace. Indeed, during the decade of the 1990s, fifty new constitutions were adopted across the continent. To

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Challenges to Inclusion: Constitutionalism And The Rights of Women,y are aware of their rights and of the rules that are meant to reinforce “responsible” government. This is even more important in countries in transition because stability depends on the establishment of the rule of law. Constitutional dialogues are critical in this process. The previous chapter foc