Moving towards national consensus in a fragmented society-the kenyan case

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R/ADM Mosoeu H Magalefa

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TextSeries: . 14256 Publication details: October 2001/Course 4Summary: Moving towards national consensus in a fragmented society-the kenyan case.The study indicates the dangers of popularism as opposed to statemanship when dealing with matters of national interest.

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Moving towards national consensus in a fragmented society-the kenyan case.The study indicates the dangers of popularism as opposed to statemanship when dealing with matters of national interest.

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