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Orlando Redekopp was an international observer of the 1994 South Africa General Election through the Ecumenical Monitoring Programme in South Africa (EMPSA). Authored by Redekopp, this narrative provides a brief memoir of his time in South Africa monitoring the elections.https://digitalcommons.colum.edu/saelection/1010/thumbnail.jp
In 1994, South Africa’s interim electoral commission accomplished a seemingly impossible task: navig...
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Eric Louw, Jesper Stömbäck, and W. Lance Bennett call the trend in late-20th century political journ...
Orlando Redekopp was an international observer of the 1994 South Africa General Election through the...
As the Senior Program Officer for the John D. and catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Prexy Nesbitt, ...
Guidelines generated by the Ecumenical Monitoring Programme in South Africa (EMPSA) for official EMP...
This paper concerns Mike Nicol’s memoir The Waiting Country, in which the author positions himself a...
This book brings together studies on the broad theme of elections and democratization in Africa sinc...
Padraig O\u27Malley was a member of international delegations monitoring elections in the Philippine...
Mr. Redekopp describes living in Botswana between 1977 and 1980, building correspondence schools for...
Also published in: Corporate Assessment Framework : Strategic Intelligence Performance Area “Underst...
A press release from the Permanent Mission of south Africa to the United Nations summarizing the win...
This paper examines the controversy surrounding Zimbabwe’s elections in 2000 and 2002. It situates ...
Rarely has a country so divided political analysts as contemporary South Africa. Ever since R.W. Joh...
The South African elections of 1994 constituted one of those rare historical moments when humankind ...
In 1994, South Africa’s interim electoral commission accomplished a seemingly impossible task: navig...
The first large-scale election observation was of Zimbabwe’s 1980 independence elections. Since then...
Eric Louw, Jesper Stömbäck, and W. Lance Bennett call the trend in late-20th century political journ...
Orlando Redekopp was an international observer of the 1994 South Africa General Election through the...
As the Senior Program Officer for the John D. and catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Prexy Nesbitt, ...
Guidelines generated by the Ecumenical Monitoring Programme in South Africa (EMPSA) for official EMP...
This paper concerns Mike Nicol’s memoir The Waiting Country, in which the author positions himself a...
This book brings together studies on the broad theme of elections and democratization in Africa sinc...
Padraig O\u27Malley was a member of international delegations monitoring elections in the Philippine...
Mr. Redekopp describes living in Botswana between 1977 and 1980, building correspondence schools for...
Also published in: Corporate Assessment Framework : Strategic Intelligence Performance Area “Underst...
A press release from the Permanent Mission of south Africa to the United Nations summarizing the win...
This paper examines the controversy surrounding Zimbabwe’s elections in 2000 and 2002. It situates ...
Rarely has a country so divided political analysts as contemporary South Africa. Ever since R.W. Joh...
The South African elections of 1994 constituted one of those rare historical moments when humankind ...
In 1994, South Africa’s interim electoral commission accomplished a seemingly impossible task: navig...
The first large-scale election observation was of Zimbabwe’s 1980 independence elections. Since then...
Eric Louw, Jesper Stömbäck, and W. Lance Bennett call the trend in late-20th century political journ...
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