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The election of the 44th US president was an unprecedented one. The majority of the American people endorsed Barack Obama s message of change. Reverend King s dream came true as Barack Obama was elected the first Black US president. Billions of people across the world fell into euphoria. Obama s election gave them a sense of pride and hope while mixed feelings prevailed in the most conservative circles. Elections are now regularly held in many countries, including in Africa. Demands and expectations of change in domestic, foreign and international policies had never been so high in human…mehr

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The election of the 44th US president was an unprecedented one. The majority of the American people endorsed Barack Obama s message of change. Reverend King s dream came true as Barack Obama was elected the first Black US president. Billions of people across the world fell into euphoria. Obama s election gave them a sense of pride and hope while mixed feelings prevailed in the most conservative circles. Elections are now regularly held in many countries, including in Africa. Demands and expectations of change in domestic, foreign and international policies had never been so high in human history. This book reflects on American politics, Obama s election and change he advocated. It examines the different steps of the American presidential election, the conditions for eligibility, the status, and the terms of office of the US president before highlighting the major political developments that paved the way for Obama s historic election. Finally, it draws lessons for the rest of theworld in general and for Africa in particular as well as for the US foreign policy, which also needs change.
Autorenporträt
Doctor and Master of Laws (University of South Africa, UNISA). Licencié en Droit (University of Kinshasa, UNIKIN). Former Lecturer at the University of the North (South Africa). Member of the Coordinating Committee of the African Network of Constitutional Lawyers (ANCL), he is currently a Research Professor at UNISA, a Professor at UNIKIN, and a Visiting Professor at the University of Paris 13.