Election Processes, Liberation Movements and Democratic Change in Africa

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Election Processes, Liberation Movements and Democratic Change in Africa Conference in Maputo April 8-11, 2010, organised by IESE and CMI Supported by The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Norway Programme as of April 8, 2010 Venue: VIP hotel Maputo Topic: How to Interpret Selected African Developments in the Context of the Recent and Coming Elections. The conference will be focusing on three themes: 1. Spaces for Political Contestation. 2. The Role of Incumbency and the Rise of Partocracy. 3. A Historical Perspective of Liberation Movements transformed to Ruling Parties and Pro-Democracy Movements Conquering Government. Comprehensive papers will be presented in the mornings, in sessions open to the public with simultaneous translation between English and Portuguese. Case studies will be presented in the afternoon focusing on specific countries and regions. April 8. Arrival of participants. Dinner. April 9. Open Sessions 0.9.00 09.15. Opening of Conference. Carlos Nuno Castel-Branco (carlos.castel-branco@iese.ac.mz) and Helge Rønning (helge.ronning@media.uio.no) 09.15 10.00. Luis de Brito: A challenge for democracy: Elections and low turnout in Mozambique, Lesotho and Zambia 10.00 10.45. Alois Mlambo (alois.mlambo@up.ac.za) /Brian Raftopolus (braftop@gmail.com) "The Regional dimensions of Zimbabwe's multi-layered crisis: an Analysis". 10.45 11.15. Coffee Break 1

11.15 12.00. Lise Rakner (lise.rakner@isp.uib.no) : Africa's pro-democracy movements in government: Institutionalization through incumbency? 12.00 13.00. Plenary discussion introduced and chaired by Eduardo Namburete 13.00 14.00 Lunch Closed Sessions with case studies 14.00 14.30. Sérgio Chichava. (sergio.chichava@iese.ac.mz) MDM: a new political force in Mozambique? 14.30 15.00 Eduardo Namburete. (namburete@yahoo.com) The Role of Parliamentary Elections in the Mozambican Democracy. 15.00 15.30. Aslak Orre (aslak.orre@cmi.no) Who s to challenge the party-state in Angola? Political space and opposition in parties and civil society. 15.30 16.00. Coffee Break 16.00 16.30. Dumisani Moyo (dumisani.moyo@wits.ac.za) The New Media And Elections In Zimbabwe: Challenges And Opportunities In The Digital Era 16.30 17.00 Martin Nkosi Ndlela (Nkosi.Ndlela@osir.hihm.no) : Mediating Democratic Engagement. Reflections on the role of the media in electoral processes 17.00 17.30 Henning Melber (henning.melber@dhf.uu.se): Implications of the Namibian Elections. 17.30 19.00 Plenary discussions introduced and chaired by Nkosi Ndlela 20.00 Dinner April 10 Open Sessions 09.00 09.45 Henning Melber The Legacy of Anti-colonial Struggles in Southern Africa: Liberation movements as governments. 09.45 10.15 Kasahun Alemu (kassahunal@yahoo.com) The Ethiopian Transition in Regional Perspective. 2

10.15 10.45 Coffee Break 10.45 11.30 Neo Simutanyi (neo.simutanyi@gmail.com) The 2008 presidential elections in Zambia: incumbency, political contestation and failure of political opposition. 11.30 12.15 Helge Rønning Democracies, Partocracies, Autocracies? Reflections on What happened when Liberation Movements were transformed to Ruling Parties and Pro- Democracy Movements Conquered Government. 12.15 13.15 Plenary discussion introduced and Chaired by Monica B. Chibita 13.15 14.15 Lunch Closed Sessions with case studies 14.15 14.45 Sabiti Makara (makara@ss.mak.ac.ug) (sabitiem@gmail.com) Deepening Democracy Through Multipartyism; The bumpy road to Uganda's 2011 general elections. 14.45 15.15 Monica B. Chibita. (monica@masscom.mak.ac.ug) Ugandan radio as a political space and the policing thereof. 15.15 15.45 Liv Tørres (livtoe@online.no) Party building and bumpy roads to democracy in Sub-Saharan Africa 15.45 16.15 Coffee Break 16.00 16.30 Nandini Patel (mansadini@yahoo.com) Malawi's 2009 Elections: A Critical Evaluation. 16.30 17.00 Marie-Soleil Frère (msfrere@ulb.ac.be) The role of the Media in electoral processes in Central Africa. 17.00 17.30 Lennart Wohlgemut (lennart.wohlgemuth@bredband.net) and Jonas Ewald (jonas.ewald@globalstudies.gu.se) The challenge for the opposition and the democratization in Tanzania 17.30 19.00 Discussions of issues that were raised at the conference. Introduced and chaired by Elling Tjønneland (elling.tjonneland@cmi.no) 20.00 Dinner 3

April 11 Morning session 09.00 Discussion of the Way Forward A New Application and Elements of New Project Description. Afternoon Departure Practical information: Paper length: Max 15 pages á 2000 characters. All full papers will be published on the websites of IESE and CMI. We will also try to prepare for a special issue of Africa Spectrum. A short conference report in the form of policy briefs based on all papers will be published jointly by IESE/CMI. List of Participants Alemu, Kasahun, Addis Ababa University (kassahunal@yahoo.com) Chibita, Monica B. Makerere University (monica@masscom.mak.ac.ug) Chichava, Sérgio, IESE (sergio.chichava@iese.ac.mz) Castel-Branco, Carlos Nuno (carlos.castel-branco@iese.ac.mz) de Brito, Luis, IESE (luis.brito@iese.ac.mz) Ewald, Jonas, University of Gothenburg (jonas.ewald@globalstudies.gu.se) Frère, Marie-Soleil, National Fund for Scientific Research / University of Brussels (msfrere@ulb.ac.be) Makara, Sabiti, Makerere University (makara@ss.mak.ac.ug) (sabitiem@gmail.com) Melber, Henning, Dag Hamarskjöld Foundation (henning.melber@dhf.uu.se) Mlambo, Alois, University of Pretoria ((alois.mlambo@up.ac.za) Moyo, Dumisani, University of Witswatersrand (dumisani.moyo@wits.ac.za) Namburete, Eduardo. Eduardo Mondlane University ((namburete@yahoo.com) Ndlela, Martin Nkosi, Hedmark University College (Nkosi.Ndlela@osir.hihm.no) Nedrebø, Tore. MFA, Norway (tore.nedrebo@mfa.no) Orre, Aslak CMI (aslak.orre@cmi.no) Patel, Nandini, Institute for Policy Interaction (mansadini@yahoo.com) Raftopolous, Brian, Solidarity Peace Trust (braftop@gmail.com) Rakner, Lise CMI, University of Bergen (lise.rakner@isp.uib.no) 4

Rønning, Helge, University of Oslo, CMI (helge.ronning@media.uio.no) Simutanyi, Neo, Centre for Policy Dialogue (neo.simutanyi@gmail.com) Tjønneland, Elling, CMI (elling.tjonneland@cmi.no) Tørres, Liv, Norwegian Peoples Aid, Mesebetsi (livtoe@online.no) Stegali, Guri CMI (guri.stegali@cmi.no) Wohlgemut, Lennart, University of Gothenburg (lennart.wohlgemuth@bredband.net) 5