Optimizing the Governance and Performance of Public Enterprises In Cameroon
Public enterprises can promote or hinder economic and social development depending on whether or not they operate according to the rules of good governance.
Urban Governance in Cameroon: Between Laissez-Faire And Faire-Laisser
The case of the Commune of Yaoundé VII is symptomatic of urban governance in Cameroon and raises the question of whether municipal executives are definitively caught in the dilemma of “laissez-faire” and “faire laisser”.
Without a Birth Certificate, We Do Not Exist! (Re)Thinking the Civil Status System in Cameroon
Once this maximum period has expired, births can still be registered by the civil registrar within six months of the birth, but on the prior request of the public prosecutor.
Ceasefire Between Israel And Hamas: Is There Hope For Sustainable Peace?
The Israeli–Palestinian conflict is one of the world’s longest, most complex, and enduring conflicts, with the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip for more than half a century.
Unconstitutional Populism: A Peril to Democracy In Sub-Saharan Africa?
The condition for the emergence of popular movements is based on the emergence of a crisis of political legitimacy affecting the system of representation (Taguieff, 1997) which dominates representative democracy.