Democracy in Africa: Demand, supply, and the ‘dissatisfied democrat’
Overall, Africans say they get less democracy than they want. But in some countries, the perceived supply of democracy is…
Overall, Africans say they get less democracy than they want. But in some countries, the perceived supply of democracy is…
Young women’s political engagement lags behind that of their male peers across all the indicators under consideration, although these differences…
Our analysis identifies several factors that shape voluntary civic engagement, from socio- demographic ones such as education and wealth to…
Do Africans actually support elections? Do they regard African elections as free and fair? Do high-quality contests boost the value…
Afrobarometer’s Round 8 surveys took place across 34 countries during 2019-2021, alongside many of these democratic highs and lows, and…
Measures of political party support are viewed suspiciously in hybrid and authoritarian regimes where the two core indicators of political…
In this paper, the author explores whether perceived inequality is associated with demand for democracy among Africans. Past research has…
The Democracy Perception Index (DPI) is the world’s largest annual study on democracy, covering more than 50 countries and representative…
How does proximity to an international border influence attitudes toward the free movement of people in Africa? Often conceptualised as…
This study from ICNL sets forth international law standards for safeguarding the freedoms of peaceful assembly and association, the rights…