Beyond Ad hoc Power-Sharing: Comparing South Africa and Zimbabwe

Mine, Yoichi

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“…de Klerk, served as one of two deputies of President Mandela. The scheme of this grand coalition, modeled on the consociational democracy propounded by Lijphart (1985), dramatically contributed to the reconciliation of racial groups (Mine 2013). Lijphart's original proposition consisted of four elements: grand coalition, proportional representation, federal government and mutual veto.…”

Section: The Rise Of the "Black Middle Class"mentioning

confidence: 99%

Emerging States at Crossroads

Tsunekawa¹,

Todo²

2019

Emerging-Economy State and International Policy Studies

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Section: The Rise Of the "Black Middle Class"mentioning

confidence: 99%

Emerging States at Crossroads

Tsunekawa¹,

Todo²

2019

Emerging-Economy State and International Policy Studies

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“…Ndlovu-Gatsheni (2009) conceptualises Mugabeism as a summation of a constellation of political controversies, behaviour, ideas, utterances, rhetoric and actions, which have crystallised around Mugabe's political life. Mugabeism is perceived as a pan-African redemptive ideology that is meant to redress colonial injustices through opposing imperialism and colonialism (Mine, 2013;Moyo, 2018). Mugabeism is thus revered as a postcolonial agenda that strives to eradicate the colonial legacy of oppression, segregation and marginalisation based on the settler-native spectrum -Ndlovu-Gatsheni (2009) refers to Mugabeism as a 'creature of colonialism'.…”

Section: Mugabeismmentioning

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Mugabe’s Urban Legacy: A Postcolonial Perspective on Urban Development in Harare, Zimbabwe

Matamanda

2020

Journal of Asian and African Studies

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Robert Gabriel Mugabe resigned as the President of Zimbabwe in 2017 after being in office since 1980 when Zimbabwe gained independence from British colonial rule. Mugabe implemented various policies that impacted on the urbanscape of Zimbabwe. Using a desktop approach that is based on bibliography research, the study examines Mugabe’s urban legacy through the lenses of postcolonial theory and the concept of Mugabeism. The results show that power was a dominant feature in Mugabe’s legacy, as he used it to influence the socio-spatial configuration of the urban scape whenever he saw it befitting. His power was rooted in corruption, clientism, patronage, state capture and sanctioning of opponents. Essentially, Mugabe perpetuated the colonial city, in that the postcolonial city was a replication of the socio-spatial segregation which existed during the colonial era, yet this time round it was based on class and not race.

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The “Boomerang Effect”: Lessons Learned from Power Sharing in Kenya and Zimbabwe

Bogaards

2023

State Politics and Public Policy in Eastern Africa

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Beyond Ad hoc Power-Sharing: Comparing South Africa and Zimbabwe

Cited by 4 publications

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Emerging States at Crossroads

Emerging States at Crossroads

Mugabe’s Urban Legacy: A Postcolonial Perspective on Urban Development in Harare, Zimbabwe

The “Boomerang Effect”: Lessons Learned from Power Sharing in Kenya and Zimbabwe

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