L'intelligentsia de Tombouctou aux XVe et XVIe siècles
The author studies the process which, in replacing the people by the party and the party by the President, gives African régimes the originality of presidential sovereignty. The President is the unique and actual source of power from whom all authority emanates : he is the only person who may delega...
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1969
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| Summary: | The author studies the process which, in replacing the people by the party and the party by the President, gives African régimes the originality of presidential sovereignty. The President is the unique and actual source of power from whom all authority emanates : he is the only person who may delegate the exercise of
power to those chosen by him. In fact, he succeeds himself, thus instituting a life-presidency. Under these conditions, a coup d’état is the only way to change government and régime … |
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