Courses

This is a study of the institutional, economic and social politics on the region using 2 countries as examples.

The course is a study of the institutional, economic and social bases of politics (both internal and external) of the region using 2 countries as examples.
 

The course will look at Theories of human rights, human rights instruments, institutions and practices; global response to human rights issues, migration.

The course explores factors determining military intervention in politics and disengagement; social economic and political consequences of military regimes.

The course examines the purpose and functions of constitutions; historical, political and economic factors and social forces that shape constitutions; the process of constitution-making, its dynamics, the issues and contexts; models of constitution-making...

The course will deal with the State, clientelism, prebendalism, corruption and their impact on bureaucracy, appointment and training etc.

The course will be a survey of African Political Thought regarding Pan-Africanism, Negritude, Nationalism, Socialism and Development as expounded by Senghor, Nkrumah, Toure, Nyerere, Cabral, Kaunda, Awolowo, Azikiwe, Fanon, et

The course will focus on analyses of the role the public sector in social development; costs and benefits; changing structure of, and perspectives on, the public sector; its political dynamics and impact on social development.

This is an overview and analysis of US policy towards Africa and the factors that shape them.

The course deals with the structure, nature and patterns of local politics; local governance and administration - structure, practice and problems