"Governance and Democracy in Africa is an outstanding contribution to the scholarly literature on development studies and addreses some of the social, political, and economic factors that are inhibiting democratic consolidation in Africa, providing a comprehensive overview of how these factors have contributed to regime changes on the continent. By providing case studies on democratic consolidation in South Africa, Ghana, and Nigeria, and on continental frameworks that began with the Monrovia Plan, this book provides a continental and subregional response to the challenges of democratic consolidation and development in Africa."
- Andrew Ewoh, Ph.D., Professor, Texas Southern University
