Elections in a Hybrid Regime

Elections in a Hybrid Regime: Revisiting the 2011 Ugandan Polls brings together scholarly research exploring the nature of political contests and democratic processes in Uganda. Edited by Sandrine Perrot, Sabiti Makara, Jérôme Lafargue and Marie-Aude Fouéré, this substantial volume focuses closely on the events, political environment and institutional landscape surrounding the 2011 presidential and parliamentary elections.

Published by Fountain Publishers, the work investigates the realities of electoral politics under a hybrid political system, offering critical perspectives on governance, state power and multi-party dynamics in contemporary Uganda. It provides a detailed record of the 2011 polls, helping readers understand how electoral campaigns, political institutions and voters interact within the country's evolving political framework.

This book is a valuable resource for university students, lecturers, researchers and anyone with an interest in Ugandan political history, governance and modern African affairs.