The Historical Foundations Underpinning Contemporary African Governance Challenges in Chad

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Main Authors: Ondoa, Alexandre, Nguji, Daniel, Mbang, Marie
Format: Recurso digital
Language:English
Published: Zenodo 2000
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author Ondoa, Alexandre
Nguji, Daniel
Mbang, Marie
author_facet Ondoa, Alexandre
Nguji, Daniel
Mbang, Marie
contents <p>The study explores historical foundations that have influenced contemporary governance challenges in Chad, a country in Central Africa. A comparative analysis of archival documents, interviews with former officials, and secondary sources from the period spanning the independence era to present-day challenges. Historical data reveals a significant impact of colonial legacies on current administrative structures and public service delivery patterns in Chad, with over 60% of interviewees attributing these issues to historical factors. The study concludes that understanding the historical roots is crucial for addressing contemporary governance challenges in Chad. Policy recommendations include strengthening institutional reforms based on a deep-rooted historical analysis and fostering intergenerational dialogue about past policies.</p>
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spellingShingle The Historical Foundations Underpinning Contemporary African Governance Challenges in Chad
Ondoa, Alexandre
Nguji, Daniel
Mbang, Marie
Geographic
Central Africa
Historical Foundations
Comparative Study
Governance
Socioeconomic
Colonial Legacy
<p>The study explores historical foundations that have influenced contemporary governance challenges in Chad, a country in Central Africa. A comparative analysis of archival documents, interviews with former officials, and secondary sources from the period spanning the independence era to present-day challenges. Historical data reveals a significant impact of colonial legacies on current administrative structures and public service delivery patterns in Chad, with over 60% of interviewees attributing these issues to historical factors. The study concludes that understanding the historical roots is crucial for addressing contemporary governance challenges in Chad. Policy recommendations include strengthening institutional reforms based on a deep-rooted historical analysis and fostering intergenerational dialogue about past policies.</p>
title The Historical Foundations Underpinning Contemporary African Governance Challenges in Chad
topic Geographic
Central Africa
Historical Foundations
Comparative Study
Governance
Socioeconomic
Colonial Legacy
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18707601