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Democracy in Senegal: A Balance Sheet, primarily on national elites, political parties, elections, and the state, we have also looked at the movement toward social equality, local liberties, associational life, and ethnic and religious tolerance as crucial components of the democratization process.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57578-5azine featured a picture of Ghanaian judges grandly attired in powdered wigs and black robes on its cover. Democracy in Africa, in those days, seemed to be simply a matter of the new nations adopting Western models and forms of democracy.

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Nationalsozialistische ?Reichsreform“d castes. Tocqueville’s comments about the steady march toward social equality in France could also be applied to Senegal:.After Senegal obtained its independence in 1960, the movement toward greater social and political equality accelerated and affected all levels of Senegalese society.