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Governance and Society · Electoral Reform: Commentary2 articles

Governance and SocietyCommentary

From Ethnic Geography to Convivial Democracy

We live convivially. Why do we vote territorially? Applying Paul Gilroy’s idea of convivial culture to Kenya’s constituencies, and asking whether representation should begin from the systems through which Kenyans already share a life.

Eric Omanga8 August 202619 min read

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The Map Is Also a Ballot: Rethinking Kenya’s Constituencies to Defeat Negative Ethnicity

Kenya’s electoral boundaries do more than determine where citizens vote. They influence who politicians must persuade, who is treated as an outsider and whether elections reward civic coalitions or ethnic fortresses.

Eric Omanga31 July 20267 min read

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