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The political economy of military coup in Guinea: lessons for African states
The paper explores political issues in the context of Africa’s generally poor economic performance. With the coup in Guinea following the death of Lansana Conte, it is very clear that a mere transition to democratic governance is no guarantee that military coups will not occur in Africa. Although a...
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2010-11
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