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Good Government in Africa

01 January 1991

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Good Government in Africa
libdoc April=1994

Author(s): Hopkinson Nicholas
Publisher: Wilton Park Paper (HMSO), 1992
Keywords: Government Africa Military

WILTON PARK PAPER 54

Report based on Wilton Park Special Conference: 27-31 January
1992. Promoting Good Government in Africa

CONTENTS:
1. Introduction
2. What is good government
Multi-party democracy
A non-political military
Freedom of the press
Protecting human rights
Efficient public administration
An enabling environment for private enterprise

3. Are good government and structural adjustment compatible ?
4. The contribution of democracy to economic development
5. The new political conditionality
6. International and non-governmental organisations
7. Conclusions

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