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Commentary: The intoxication of power and its consequences on democracy around the world
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Commentary: The intoxication of power and its consequences on democracy around the world
Elizabeth Shackelford Last week, Paul Biya declared victory for an eighth term as president of Cameroon, an extremely poor Central African country suffering from two violent insurgencies, entrenched corruption and poor governance. With such a bad track record, it’s unsurprising that the results are widely disputed. Biya, who is 92, has had plenty of time […]
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