Democracy in Africa

‘What could we have done?’: Donors and the limits of international democracy promotion in Uganda

By Jonathan Fisher | Published: 5 December 2013

In this article, Dr Jonathan Fisher explores the role that donors played in the 2011 elections in Uganda. Fisher asks what this shows us about international democracy promotion, and its limits. His research has recently been published in the Journal of East African Studies.

Posted in Uganda | Tagged donors, election, electoral commission, Jonathan Fisher, journal of eastern african studies, Uganda | Leave a comment

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