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| Title |
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Political Parties and Governance in Zimbabwe |
| Author |
Olaleye, Wole |
| Edition |
PDF |
| Published |
Johannesburg: Electoral Institute for Southern Africa |
| Year |
2004-03-18 |
| Pages |
12 |
| Serial |
Occasional paper 2003, ISSN 1811-7422, Nr 18 |
| ISBN |
1-919814-62-0 |
| Abstract |
This paper argues that the democratisation process in Zimbabwe has been halted by the inability of ZANU-PF to transform itself from a liberation political movement to a functional, democratic political party. The adherence of ZANU-PF to socialist party organisational structures and management procedures stifled the development of credible and strong political opposition in the history of multi-partyism in Zimbabwe.
www.eisa.org.za |
| Bestand |
eisa_op18_20040318.pdf (94 Kb) |
| Country |
Zimbabwe |
| Themes |
- Governments
- Political parties
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