Constitutional and Political History of Uganda from 1894 to Present 2nd Edition by Kanyeihamba ISBN 9966744800 978-9966744807
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ISBN 10: 9966744800
ISBN 13: 978-9966744807
Author: W. Kanyeihamba
If the study of Uganda’s politics and history is to be raised to a higher level of intellectual excellence, the past has indeed to be studied; so must the present; and even the Future must be studied. But and it is a strong “But”, all this must be done with a greater degree of level-headedness, with more honesty, and with greater objectivity. Justice George Kanyeihamba’s book is a welcome effort toward that end. His treatment comprises a mix of critical analyses of a Past spanning the years from the beginning of the Declaration of the Uganda Protectorate in 1894 to the exit of Obote and the end of his Second Regime of the 1980-1985, up to the Present. The author is an expert and specialist in constitutional matters and a native of Uganda who has lived through some of the crises and upheavals he has written about here.
Table of contents:
Chapter One – Historical Background: The Foundations of Uganda
1.1 Declaration of A Protectorate
1.2 The Uganda Order-in-Council 1902.
1.3 Executive and the Legislative Councils
1.4 Extending Representation to the People..
1.5 The Beginning of Responsible Government.
Chapter Two – The Forces which Determined the Destiny of Uganda
2.1 Political Parties.
2.2 The Traditional Rulers..
2.3 The Colonial Government
2.4 The Constitutional Conference in London
Chapter Three – Uganda Becomes an Independent Sovereign State
3.1 Second Conference in London.
Chapter Four – The Dramatic Years –
4.1 The Conspiracies.
4.2 Monarchism Goes into Hibernation
4.3 The Republican Constitution of 1967: A Prelude to Instability.
Chapter Five The Age of Militarism in Uganda
5.1 The Origins of Military Rule
5.2 The Reasons for the First Coup D’etat in Uganda
5.3 The Constitutionalism of the Idi Amin Regime.
Chapter Six – Power Rides Naked Through Uganda under the Muzzle of a Gun
6.1 Revulsion Against Amin and His Military Regime
6.2 Liberation of Uganda from the Idi Amin Regime..
6.3 The Rise and Fall of the UNLF Govemment.
6.4 Confrontation at Mwanza
6.5 Removal of Yusuf Lule From the Presidency.
Chapter Seven – The Return of Obote and Continued Misrule
7.1 UNLF, The Trojan Horse of UPC.
7.2 The Military Commission as Chief Executive of Uganda.
7.3 Obote II; No Lessons From the Past.
7.4 The Economic Mirage Under Obote II…
Chapter Eight – The National Resistance Movement in the Bush
8.1 Opposition Groups Against the Obote II Regime.
8.2 The National Resistance Movement.
8.3 Consolidation of the NRM Philosophy
8.4 The Collapse of Obote II
8.5 Fundamental Changes Under NRM..
Chapter Nine – The Best Legacy of the NRM to Uganda Failures of the NRM
Chapter Ten – Failures of the NRM
Chapter Eleven – The Metamophosis of the NRM
11.1 The Demise of the NRM Principles.
11.2 What Went Wrong?.
Chapter Twelve – Governance from Customary, Through Colonial to Modern Obligations
Chapter Thirteen – Theory’s and Principles of Governance
13.1 The Doctrine of Separation of Powers.
13.2 The Rule of Law
13.3 Deviance from Constitutional Doctrines and Theories……..
13.4 The Status and Role of the Judiciary in Governance.
13.5 The Idea Judiciary.
13.6 The Meaning of the Independence of the Judiciary
13.7 Executive, Political and Military Assault on the Judiciary.
13.8 Judicial Balancing Act
13.9 Accountability in the Judiciary
13.10 The Challenges of Civil Society
Chapter Fourteen – Election Laws and Electoral Malpractices in Uganda
14.1 Introduction..
14.2 Deliberate Avoidance and Breaches of Electoral Laws in Uganda
14.3 Reform or application and Enforcement of the Electoral Laws?.
14.4 Lack of Law Enforcement
14.5 Reforms are only Secondary.
14.6 Women far worse under Election Laws
Chapter Fifteen – A Gaze in the Future
Bibliography.
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