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Africa in Fact, October 2012: Law and Lawlessness

The rule of law and democracy are two of the cornerstones of good governance. Democracy lets citizens decide by which rules they allow themselves to be governed, and the rule of law ensures that these rules are enforced. When this process works properly, it results in stability and rising prosperity. This issue explores law and lawlessness in the context of governance in Africa.

Africa in Fact, October 2012: Law and Lawlessness

The rule of law and democracy are two of the cornerstones of good governance. Democracy lets citizens decide by which rules they allow themselves to be governed, and the rule of law ensures that these rules are enforced. When this process works properly, it results in stability and rising prosperity. This issue explores law and lawlessness in the context of governance in Africa.
Africa in Fact, October 2012: Law and Lawlessness

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