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what is the nature and characters of th state in post colonial society

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******* has ****** *** to some groupsleaving *** ******* *** ******* ** *********** villages ************ imposition of one-man rule ** **** * **** ** ******** onthe psyche ** African peoples ** *** ** * ******* ******** ******* ******* and the ****** ********** ** ********** *** *************** ** ******** ******** ****** ***************** then ***** us ** *** ****** *********** result ** ************** state ** governance ** ******* it *** **** ************** ************ ***** the **** strong **** ** ******************* those ** power tend ** ****** ** ** ***** *** perceivedas favoring their *** ******* ****** This has *** ** ***************** ******* ********* *** ***** *** ** ****** ** NigeriaKenya ***** ******** ********** ****** *** **** shown Theway ** ****** ************* ** **************** ** *** power ***** ***** to ******** and ***** entities *** **** is oftenstrongly ********* ** ***** *** ***** ***** power ** tantamount ************* *** ***** **** ***** *********** **** 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*** ******* ** ******** which ******** sharply with ********** The ***** are the *********** ***** ** ***** themajority ** the ******* ********** - ***** ********** ******************* *** particularistic qualities ** *** ****** **** ********** ** *** ***** **** ***** *** **** *** ****** normsassociated **** the ****** ***** ****** *** *** ************ ************** ************ *********** *** ********** ***** twoconceptions ** ***** *** *** *** scholar to ******* **** two ******* ******* * the civic ****** *** the ****** ****** ***** in ********** state the ****** being *** realm ***** *** raided ********** *** ****** ***** 1975)But Fred Riggs ****** *** ********* **** ** ** *** **** ********* *** norms co-exist *** one ** used ** enrich *** ***** butthat the existence ** the *** ***** lead ** ***** - conflictpolynormativism *** ********** ****** *** *********** **************** ******************* ***** ********* ********* **** only ** the ***** ************ are ***** *** ******** values It ***** **** **** ************** ** ********* the ***** **** this ***** ****** ********** *********** *** powers ** *** ******* ******* *** next ******* I ***** ******* *** implications ** ******** analysis *** governance *** *** ongoing ********* ************** ** the continentIV ************* *** African ****** *** ********* ** ************ Good ************ is heartening ** **** **** *** ***** and ***** **** turnedout to be * period ** which ******* ******* ****** *** ******** toreform economically *** politically ** **** as democratise ******* ****** *** analysis ** ******* ********* ***** thefollowing **************** **************** Progress ** *********** *********** ***** *********** since independence ********* ****** **************** Senegal)17 *********** *********** Revolutions/Elections (Benin BurkninaFaso Burundi **** ***** *** ******* **** ******* GabonGhana ******* ******** **** ***** Sao Tome *********** ********** ****** ********************* ********* ****** (16)Cameroon ***** ******** Equatorial Guinea Eritrea ************** Bissau ***** ****** Mauritania MozambiqueNigeria ***** ****** ******** Togo ******************** **** **** Problems (10)-Recovering **** ***** war: **** Liberia ********* Grips ** ***** war: ****** ******* Sudan-Military rulers ******** ** power: ****** **** SierraLeone ***** ******************* ********** ****** SwazilandSource: New African ******* *********** ****** ** democratising *** ******* * danger thatthe ******** **** ** ****** only ** multiparties *** electionsDesirable as ***** *** **** *** *** ********** to **** **** ************* ******** ****** above I **** indicate **** ** ********* **** **** should constitute **** of *** critical issuesthat **** ** ***** witha)Decentralization: There ** * **** to ************ statepower ** regional and ***** authorities ************* *** ************* ********* should ********** ** these ******** **** decentralisation ********** the ******** ** ******* ******** ***** *************** *** ********** to *** ***** *** provide ************* *** ***** level ******** ** *** ************ social **************** ****** *** ***** ******* ***** **** be * **** ********* ***** ************** by placing **** skilledpersonnel in *** field ****** than ** the ********** countries notably ***** ***** *** ******** ******** more ******** in **** **** **** othersb)Strengthen Accountability: There ** a need ** ********************** ** ************** ******* *** ************** ********* *** *** ********* Each ** ************* ******* ********* space ************ ************ *** higher *********** ** ********* toensure **** **** *** ********* their responsibilitieseffectively ********** *************** facilities14need to ** remedied especially ** *** *********** andjudicial ******** ***** two ************ ************ **** ********* rascality in the past ********* ** **** ** operate ** *********** ******** ***** government ***** ********** ***** ** 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civil ******* ***** ************* ******** shortages ********* ****************** and ************** structuresUnfortunately ******* attempts to tackle these ** ************* ** ******* donor ******** *** *** ************* *********** ***** ******* needed is * ******** motivated ************ ***** *** *** ** counterpoise ** *** ************** the ***** ******** of government develops theircapacity for *********** action ****** **** make thecivil ******* *********** and politicised ***** ************ be made ** ***** *** ******** civil servicepersonnel ******* the ***** service can ******** in15its traditional ***** ** ********* ****** ******** **** **** the civil service **** possess *** ******** forself reflection ******** and ************* with ************ *** civil ******* *** ************ *********** ******* ** work out ******** ******* forAfrican governments ** ** ******** *** **** **** ***** strategic ********** ** ************ ***** ** ************** of Japan *** *** ***** 'tigers' ***** ****** be ** more ********** ******** ** ******* ************* **** viewpointIn ********** *** new changes sweeping ******* Africapresent ************* for tackling ******* of *** ***** problemsconfronting *** African ***** On the ***** **** ***** *********** ******* the danger that **** *********** ******* **** beeffected Such ******* may ******* be enduring nor ************************** ****** ****** "Deeper Into Original **** ************* ****** Management ******** on Ethics in ********* ******* ******** ********** *** ************* ****** ** (1991) ********** African *************** York ************* PublishersCohen ****** ***** ***** ***** ****** * Nagan *** *********** ****** *** ********** ** ****** ******************** ** Florida ******** ****** (1993) A ********** ******** ** ***** ServiceReform In *********** Africa ********** ** World BankTechnical ***** ** ******** ***** ****** ****** ****** ******** ********** ************ PressMazrui *** (1986) *** ******** ****** *** ***************** ***** ****** ******* Political Thought: **** ********** the Age of ******** ********* ****** New ********************* ******* ** 321 October **** Special ****** ** ********* *** ********* ** ************ Dele (1988) ******* ***** Governments as ************* ******** *** ****** *********** The ****************** ***** of ***** Authorities17Wunsch ** ***** * Olowu eds (1990) *** ******* ** ************** ******* ****** Institution *** SelfGovernancein ****** Boulder Colorado ******** *****

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