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The Library, Documentation and Information Department of the African Studies
Centre Leiden (ASC) has compiled this web dossier to coincide with the
conference ‘Elections in Africa: fair, façade or failure?’ held in The Hague
on 25 November 2009. The conference is part of a joint programme entitled
‘The African State: façade and reality’, carried out by the ASC and the
Africa Department of the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DAF). The
dossier contains a selection of titles from the library's
online catalogue,
including monographs, articles, and chapters from edited works, published
since 1990, when multiparty politics began to emerge in Africa. The country
cases selected for the dossier correspond to the country-specific
presentations at the conference. Each title in the dossier links directly to
the corresponding record in the online catalogue, which provides a more
detailed description of all titles as well as abstracts of many articles and
edited works. The dossier starts with an introduction to elections in Africa
by J. Abbink and concludes with a selection of links to relevant web sites.
Elections in Ghana were the subject of an earlier ASC web dossier (December
2008).
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Introduction: Elections in Africa between hope and reality
- Elections in Africa
- Elections in Burundi
- Elections in Ethiopia
- Elections in Kenya - General
- Elections in Kenya in the 1990s
- Elections in Kenya 2000-2008
- Selected Web Resources
For further information, please email us at
asclibrary@ascleiden.nl or
phone +31 (0)71 527 3354.
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In the early 1990s a wave of protest emerged in Africa, reflecting the
global fervour for democratic, accountable leadership and representative
political systems. In the wake of this groundswell of protests among African
populations, the discrediting of Socialist-Marxist systems, and the fall of
the Berlin Wall as a contributing factor, many electoral reforms were
implemented. Until then only a few African states had experience of
acceptable elections and a democratic system (Botswana, Mauritius). In the
early 1990s, however, many autocratic regimes in Africa caved in to the
combined pressure for reform of both their citizens and the international
community (e.g. donor countries demanding ‘good governance’) and introduced
periodic elections for parliament or the president. This often went hand in
hand with the formation of new (opposition) parties.
In the 1990s more or less competitive elections were held in dozens of
African countries. Often they were preceded by a ‘national conference’ of
the various stakeholders (incumbent regimes, civil society and opposition
groups, or parties). In a number of cases, this opening up of democratic
space proved durable, as for example in Ghana, Zambia, Senegal, and the
exceptional case of South Africa (which not only held its first successful
democratic elections in 1994, but also abolished an entire political
system). In other countries, the first elections were a successful exercise
in democratic change (such as in Benin), only to revert again to more
autocratic tendencies later. In some countries, meaningful elections did not
come until much later, in the early 2000s (Kenya 2002 and especially 2007),
and while they led to a change of regime, the costs were high in terms of
political division and violence. Several post-conflict countries, such as
Mozambique and Angola, went through precarious elections, and in the absence
of a developed multiparty system the ruling parties were re-elected by a big
majority. In ethnically and religiously divided countries such as Nigeria,
elections were continuously fraught with problems, such as corruption and
vote-rigging, even if the end results more or less reflected majority
opinion. In a few countries elections were not held at all, despite earlier
promises, and autocratic governance was reinvented (Eritrea).
Research on elections in Africa has significantly advanced in the past
fifteen years, and much more is known about the conditions, the
institutional framework and the historical settings of elections. From most
studies it is apparent that a careful contextualization of electoral
phenomena is needed in order to make sense of their meaning and importance.
As elections are a necessary but not a sufficient condition for a
democratisation process to be successful, it is crucial that other factors
in the political culture of African countries are taken into consideration
as well (as is also the case in studies on elections in the US, Europe or
anywhere else). Specific traits in local political traditions impact on the
success and durability of elections: cultural notions of authority and
accountability, levels of economic development, the extent of
‘neopatrimonial’ networks, civil liberties, gender relations, and religious
values regarding the political process and community representation. The
role of the judicial system in shaping and regulating the democratic and
institutional context of elections is also highly relevant.
The present web dossier lists the most important references on elections in
Africa, paying attention to both general and comparative studies as well as
case studies. In the four cases at hand – Kenya, Ethiopia, Ghana and Burundi
- we find the various types of electoral process nicely represented:
successful competitive elections in Ghana that led to a change of power;
competitive but deeply problematic and divisive elections in Kenya with a
perhaps unexpectedly violent aftermath; ‘façade’ elections in Ethiopia,
where despite gains made the playing field has never been level and the
incumbent party has largely engineered its victory in all elections since
1992; and finally, the very fragile electoral process in the post-conflict
conditions of Burundi, where only one election has been held since 1990.
The case studies as well as the general literature on elections in Africa
show that electoral gains are not irreversible. Democratic consolidation
through elections is not yet well entrenched in the political system and
institutions of most African countries, susceptible as they are to economic
shocks, elite manipulation, religious contestation and ‘ethnic’ strife.
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African Elections – General
Adam Carr’s Election Archive
“The largest, most comprehensive and most up-to-date archive of electoral
information in the world, with election statistics from 176 countries”,
including Burundi, Ethiopia, Ghana and Kenya.
http://africanelections.tripod.com/index.html
African Elections Database
A database of election results in Sub-Saharan Africa created in 2004 and
maintained by Albert C. Nunley. Contains political profiles of each country
and links to electoral authorities.
http://africanelections.tripod.com/index.html
African Elections Project
Project to develop the capacity of the media through ICT for the elections
in Ghana, Cote d'lvoire, Guinea, and Malawi from 2008 to 2009. News, blogs,
videos, photographs. The Project is co-ordinated by the International
Institute for Information Communications Technology Journalism based in
Accra, Ghana.
http://www.africanelections.org/
The Electoral Institute of Southern Africa (EISA)
Not for profit organization established in 1996 and based in Johannesburg.
Its programme areas include balloting & electoral services; conflict
management, democracy & electoral education; governance and elections &
political processes.
http://www.eisa.org.za/
IFES on Sub-Saharan Africa
The website of the International Foundation for Electoral Systems, based in
Washington, DC, includes reports on elections and other aspects of
democratic participation and institution building. "Since our founding in
1987, IFES has worked with election assistance and democratic development in
over 100 countries...Every IFES project team partners with local
organizations, and every project is staffed by local personnel". IFES has a
regional project in Burundi.
http://www.ifes.org/africa.html
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Journal of African Elections
Interdisciplinary, biannual journal published by the Electoral Institute of
Southern Africa (EISA).
Contents listing at
http://www.eisa.org.za/EISA/publications/jaec.htm
Staffan I. Lindberg: selected articles, book chapters and data sets
List of publications on democracy and elections in Africa, partly
downloadable, by Staffan I. Lindberg, assistant professor at the Department
of Political Science and Center for African Studies, University of Florida.
http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/sil/downloads.html
Elections in selected African countries
Ethiopian general election 2005
Wikipedia article including election results and poll-related as well as
violence-related links. It also contains a link to an article by Christopher
Clapham ‘Comments on the Ethiopian crisis’ (7 November 2005).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethiopian_general_election,_2005
Ghana Elections 2008
Web dossier compiled by the Library of the African Studies Centre Leiden to
coincide with the parliamentary and presidential elections in Ghana on 7
December 2008.
http://www.ascleiden.nl/Library/Webdossiers/GhanaElections.aspx
Elections in Kenya
Wikipedia article on multiparty elections in Kenya in general and the
elections of 1992, 1997, 2002 and 2007 in particular. See also the article
on the 2007-2008 Kenyan crisis that erupted after incumbent President Mwai
Kibaki was declared the winner of the presidential election held on December
27, 2007.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elections_in_Kenya
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007–2008_Kenyan_crisis
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