Research Activities

Research Projects

Constitution and politics in Sub-saharan Africa (2020_1_40_003)

Outline

In Sub-Saharan Africa, constitutions have been a focus of struggle between two parties: those of autocratic leaders that hope for their rule to continue as long as possible, and those of pro-democracy camps that hope to consolidate democracy and rule of law in their countries. Focusing on such types of political events in recent years, this research project conducts a case study of several African countries. Tackling this relatively uninvestigated subject, this project expects to contribute to a deeper understanding of Africa in terms of its countries and politics.

Period

April 2020 - March 2021

Members of the Research Project
[ Organizer ] Sato Akira
[ Co-researcher ] Tsuda Miwa
[ Co-researcher ] Kodama Yuka
[ Co-researcher ] Aminaka Akiyo
[ Co-researcher ] Tsubura Machiko
Publications
  • Research Project Report (Interim Report) / Basic Theoretical Research Report

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