Liberal Democracy

Dr. Andrew Osehi Enaifoghe is a scholar of governance, public policy, and African political development, with a distinguished academic record and a growing body of influential research. His scholarly work with over 100 publications critically engages debates on liberal democracy and state-building in Africa, contributing to academic discourse on political institutions, democratic theory, and context-driven governance alternatives.

Part I: Liberal Democratic Systems in Africa.- Chapter 1: Liberal Democracy in Africa.- Chapter 2: Historical Antecedent of African Indigenous Governance.- Chapter 3: Conceptualization of Colonial Governance Models in Africa.- Chapter 4: Colonial Legacies of an Imported Governance.- Part II: Identity Crisis .- Chapter 5: The Clash of Cultures and Identity Crisis Post-Colonial.- Chapter 6: A Cultural Reflection in African Governance.- Chapter 7: Ethnicity and Electoral Fragmentation.- Chapter 8: Bridging the Divides: Towards Inclusive Politics.- Part III: Africa Rising In Global Order.- Chapter 9: Africa In Global Economy.- Chapter 10: African Democratic System in Post-Colonial.- Chapter 11: Reviving Indigenous Governance.- Chapter 12: A Path Forward: Cultivating Local Governance.