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The Politics of Senegal,orpidity, the Senegalese political sphere is in a state of rapid change and fluctuation. As a description of the Senegalese political context will make clear, evaluating the extent to which programs and policies foster citizen participation and democratic attitudes is of the utmost importance.

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Studying Political Behavior and Attitudes in Rural Senegal,, the sample was designed to assure diversity of program experience across regions and ethnic groups. These five regions have a fairly high concentration of NFE programs. Senegalese citizens who were at least 18 years old and who lived in rural areas in the five regions of study constituted the target population.

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Introduction and Theory,untries experienced some type of political transition in the 1990s. Following the end of the exuberant decade of Africa’s “democratic” transitions, the 1990s, scholarly attention turned to the consolidation of democracy in Africa. Given the frequent democratic reversals that have beset the countries

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The Politics of Senegal, maneuvering and interest-seeking behavior than Senegal. Senegal has been known for its peace and stability. Despite the concentration of military coups in West Africa, no such event has ever interrupted civilian rule in Senegal. Senegal has had a long, rich history of electoral politics, extending

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NFE and Political Attitudes and Behavior, They often described how they had become more efficacious and confident and, therefore, more active in the community as a result of the NFE experience. They also claimed that people’s demeanors had changed as a result of literacy training. According to interviews, the NFE experience renders partici

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Introduction and Theory,” (Zakaria 1997), “electoral autocracy” (van de Walle 2002) and “hegemonic electoral authoritarian” (Diamond 2002) are some of the terms that have been applied to various “hybrid regimes” (see Diamond 2002) in Africa.