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Tanzania 2025 Contested Elections: The Handcuffed Election: Volume 8. Tanzania 2025 Contested Elections, #8
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- ISBN8235857698
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- Date de parution08/06/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
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Tanzania 2025 Contested Elections: The Handcuffed Election - Volume 8Was Tanzania's 2025 General Election a democratic exercise, a managed political process, or something in between?Drawing on court proceedings, electoral disputes, constitutional reform debates, civil society reports, media accounts, and public political discourse, this volume examines one of the most debated election cycles in Tanzania's recent history.
Across thirty analytical chapters, the book explores constitutional reform, electoral administration, political defections, judicial interventions, opposition-party restrictions, civic activism, infrastructure politics, religious institutions, accountability debates, and the competing narratives that shaped public understanding of the election. Rather than offering a single verdict, the book investigates the tensions between development and democracy, stability and participation, law and politics, institutional continuity and public trust.
It argues that the significance of the 2025 election lies not only in its results but also in the broader questions it raises about governance, representation, and democratic legitimacy. A timely contribution to the study of Tanzanian politics, African governance, and contemporary electoral systems, this volume provides scholars, policymakers, students, journalists, and citizens with a detailed examination of a pivotal moment in Tanzania's political history.
When democratic institutions remain in place but their meaning becomes contested, understanding the process becomes as important as understanding the outcome.
Across thirty analytical chapters, the book explores constitutional reform, electoral administration, political defections, judicial interventions, opposition-party restrictions, civic activism, infrastructure politics, religious institutions, accountability debates, and the competing narratives that shaped public understanding of the election. Rather than offering a single verdict, the book investigates the tensions between development and democracy, stability and participation, law and politics, institutional continuity and public trust.
It argues that the significance of the 2025 election lies not only in its results but also in the broader questions it raises about governance, representation, and democratic legitimacy. A timely contribution to the study of Tanzanian politics, African governance, and contemporary electoral systems, this volume provides scholars, policymakers, students, journalists, and citizens with a detailed examination of a pivotal moment in Tanzania's political history.
When democratic institutions remain in place but their meaning becomes contested, understanding the process becomes as important as understanding the outcome.
