TY  - BOOK
AU  - Taye Assefa.
AU  - Rahel Mesfin.
ED  - Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa.
TI  - Promoting good governance and wider civil society participation in eastern and southern Africa: report of regional conference : 6th-8th November 2000, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 
SN  - 0954203038
AV  - JQ2945.A91 P94
PY  - 2001///
CY  - Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
PB  - Organization for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa
KW  - Political participation
KW  - Africa, Southern
KW  - Congresses
KW  - Civil society
KW  - Africa, Eastern
KW  - Conference papers and proceedings
KW  - fast
N1  - The challenges of consolidating good governance and plural politics; Onalenna Doo Selolwane; (p.7-9). --; Democratic governance and economic management in Botswana :; Gervase S Maipose; (p.10-12). --; Media, good governance and civil society in Botswana; Francis B Nyamnjoh; (p.16-19). --; Crisis, politics and governance in the Sudan; Atta El-Battahani; (p.23-25). --; Governance and the challenges of rural development in the Sudan; Mustafa Babiker; (p.26-29). --; Governance and development : the reality of the Sudanese case; Ahmed Malik Abusin; (p.30-32). --; Governance in Sudan : a gender perspective; Samia El Hadi El Nagar; (p.33-37); State of the art in social science at the National University of Lesotho in promoting governance and wider civil society participation; G.M Malahleha; (p.41-43). --; The National University of Lesotho Staff Contribution to the promotion of good governance and civil society through community services; Matora Mtimo-Makara; (p.44-49). --; Conceptualization and perceptions of the teaching and research staff at the National University of Lesotho about their role in promoting good governance and wider civil society participation; Itumeleng Kimane; (p.50-51). --; Academia and the promotion of good governance in Lesotho : the role of research at the National University of Lesotho, 1999-2000; T�soeu Petlane; (p.52-55). --; Interest groups in the democratization process of Uganda :; Kulumba Mohammed; (p.58-60); Governance and the democratization process in Uganda under the national resistance movement, 1986-2000; Geoffrey B Tukahebwa; (p.61-63). --; Uganda's movementocracy experiment with special reference to the Greak Lakes Region, 1986-2000; Aaron K. Kabweru Mukwaya; (p.64-66). --; Civic culture and transition to democracy in Uganda; Byarugaba E Foster; (p.66-68). --; Political science, policy studies and their civic responsibilities, with special reference to Zimbabwe and southern Africa; Eldred Masunungure; (p.72-73). --; The role of the Departments of Economics and Sociology in promoting democratic governance and civil society in Zimbabwe; Bertha Chiroro; (p.74-76). --; State-civil relations and economic management : the contribution of the institute of development studies, University of Zimbabwe; Donald P Chimanikire; (p.77-80). --; A critical analysis of the role and impact of the legal discipline in promoting civil society participation in governance in Zimbabwe; Amy S Tsanga; (p.81-82). --; The contribution of the Civil Service to good governance in Ethiopia : challenges and prospects; Meheret Ayenew; (p.86-89). --; Decntralization and governance : the Ethiopian experience; Kassahun Berhanu; (p.90-92). --; Indigenous institutions and good governance in Ethiopia : case studies; Dejene Aredo; (p.93-96). --; Civil society and good governance in Ethipia since 1999; Asnake Kevele; (p.97-100)
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