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Democracy, Governance and Legitimacy in Zimbabwe since the November 2017 Military Coup

This article focuses on the democracy and legitimacy debates in Zimbabwe after the ouster of Robert Mugabe from power by his erstwhile ally, Emmerson Mnangagwa, in November 2017. President Mnangagwa popularized the terms “Second Republic” and “New Dispensation” to show that his regime differed from...

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Κύριος συγγραφέας:	Rwodzi, Aaron
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Έκδοση:	Cadernos de Estudos Africanos 2020
Θέματα:	governance multiparty legitimacy democracy elections resettlement eleições democracia governação restabelecimento legitimidade multipartidário
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description	This article focuses on the democracy and legitimacy debates in Zimbabwe after the ouster of Robert Mugabe from power by his erstwhile ally, Emmerson Mnangagwa, in November 2017. President Mnangagwa popularized the terms “Second Republic” and “New Dispensation” to show that his regime differed from Mugabe’s in terms of governance style. The position of this article is that Mnangagwa’s regime could not abandon the system established under the reign of Mugabe. Instead, it argues that the Second Republic reflects continuities of the Mugabe era being transposed into a quasi-military edifice whose commandist approaches denigrate cries for democracy and transparency. This qualitative research draws on data from interviews with political elites in the opposition and ruling parties as well as secondary sources.
author	Rwodzi, Aaron
author_facet	Rwodzi, Aaron
author_sort	Rwodzi, Aaron
title	Democracy, Governance and Legitimacy in Zimbabwe since the November 2017 Military Coup
title_short	Democracy, Governance and Legitimacy in Zimbabwe since the November 2017 Military Coup
title_full	Democracy, Governance and Legitimacy in Zimbabwe since the November 2017 Military Coup
title_fullStr	Democracy, Governance and Legitimacy in Zimbabwe since the November 2017 Military Coup
title_full_unstemmed	Democracy, Governance and Legitimacy in Zimbabwe since the November 2017 Military Coup
title_sort	democracy, governance and legitimacy in zimbabwe since the november 2017 military coup
publisher	Cadernos de Estudos Africanos
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Democracy, Governance and Legitimacy in Zimbabwe since the November 2017 Military Coup

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