Africa - 2016 an election year

Maximillian De Vietri

Africa - 2016 an election year

School of Social Sciences

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2016 promises to be eventful for Africa, in view of the many elections that will be held. Moreover, it could confirm an emerging trend observed in recent years: great socio-political changes are afoot in West Africa, while there is a tendency for a continuation of problems in Central Africa.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 30 Dec 2015

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