A Plan for Government by Mandate in Africa

This book argues for a new approach to governance in Africa, using mandates rather than traditional forms of democracy. Drawing on historical examples and contemporary political theory, Leys proposes a system that emphasizes direct citizen participation and accountability. He also addresses the challenges of implementing such a system in practice, including issues of corruption and minority rights. This thought-provoking work is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of African politics.

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