Regime Hegemony in Museveni’s Uganda

This is a study of the struggle for the restoration of legitimate power in Uganda following the 1986 National Resistance Army/Movement (NRA/M) liberation battle led by President Yoweri Museveni. It ad

Ancient history · Battle · Biology · Hegemony · Political economy · Political science · Politics · Power (physics · Resistance (ecology · Sociology · African history and culture studies · Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics · History · Law

• Populism, Competitive Authoritarianism, and Foreign Policy

  Open Access•Corina Lacatus•Global Studies Quarterly•2023

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• Depictions of Mourning and Personhood in Stella Nyanzi’s Prison Poetry

  Open Access•Danson Sylvester Kahyana•Eastern African Literary and…•2026

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• Insurgent Urbanism, Citizenship and Surveillance in Kampala City

  Open Access•Paul Isolo Mukwaya•Current Urban Studies•2016

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• Corruption and informal welfare regime

  Open Access•Zahid Mumtaz, Caryn Peiffer•Third World Quarterly•2026

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• Museveni and the 2026 election

  Barney Walsh•The Round Table•2026

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• Behind the façade of bringing services closer to people The proclaimed and hidden intentions of the government of Uganda to create many new local government districts

  Nicholas Awortwi, A H J Helmsing et al.•Canadian Journal of African…•2014

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• Leftovers for legacy

  Open Access•Nelson Kasfir•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2026

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• Competitive authoritarianism in Uganda

  Open Access•Jude Kagoro•Zeitschrift für Vergleichende…•2016

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• Agenda building and the politics of regime legitimacy in East Africa

  Yusuf Kalyango•Ecquid Novi African Journalism…•2012

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• Fake capitalism? The dynamics of neoliberal moral restructuring and pseudo-development

  Open Access•Jörg Wiegratz•Review of African Political Economy•2010

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• The Theology of Emergency

  Open Access•Melinda Cooper•Theory Culture & Society•2015

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• The ambiguities of the ‘partnership’ between civil society and the state in Uganda's Aids response during the 1990s and 2000s as demonstrated in the development of Taso

  Open Access•Eduard Grebe•Global Public Health•2015

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• Neoliberalism and the state in the African city

  Open Access•Graeme Young•Critical African Studies•2021

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• Public attitudes toward media control and incitement of conflicts in Eastern Africa

  Open Access•Yusuf Kalyango, Fred Vultee•Media War & Conflict•2012

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• The Crime Preventers Scheme

  Jude Kagoro•Journal of Intervention and…•2018

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• Why is it Taking so Long? Solving the Oil Extraction Equation in Uganda

  Andrzej Polus, Wojciech Tycholiz•African and Asian Studies•2016

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• Shrinking democratic space? Crisis of consensus and contentious politics in Uganda

  Moses Khisa•Commonwealth and Comparative…•2019

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• The global politics of African industrial policy

  Open Access•Eli A Wolff•Review of International Political…•2020

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• Generational populism and the political rise of Robert Kyagulanyi – aka Bobi Wine – in Uganda

  Luke Melchiorre•Review of African Political Economy•2023

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• Development, division and discontent in informal markets

  Graeme Young•Review of African Political Economy•2021

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• Ethnic emancipation and conflict escalation in Uganda

  Yahya Sseremba•Third World Quarterly•2020

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• Patronage, District Creation, and Reform in Uganda

  Open Access•Elliott Green•Studies in Comparative…•2010

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• Media Performance, Agenda Building, and Democratization in East Africa

  Yusuf Kalyango, Petya Eckler•Annals of the International…•2010

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• Politicisation and Professionalisation

  Moses Khisa•Civil Wars•2020

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• Naked Bodies and Collective Action

  Open Access•Francis Abonga, Raphael Kerali et al.•Civil Wars•2019

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• Capture the flag

  Sam Wilkins•Democratization•2019

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• Democratic enclaves in authoritarian regimes

  Bruce Gilley•Democratization•2010

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• Partisan Cues and Vote Choice in New Multiparty Systems

  Open Access•Jeffrey Conroy-Krutz, Devra Moehler et al.•Comparative Political Studies•2016

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• Memòries múltiples, tradició i construcció de pau a Acholiland

  Open Access•Víctor González Clota•Quaderns de l Institut Català d…•2022

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• Seeing Political Settlements through the City

  Open Access•Tom Goodfellow•Development and Change•2018

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• Executive dominance and the politics of quota representation in Uganda

  Open Access•Ragnhild Louise Muriaas, Vibeke Wang•The Journal of Modern African…•2012

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• Legal Manoeuvres and Violence

  Open Access•Tom Goodfellow•Development and Change•2014

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• Taking Opportunities, Taking Medicines

  Open Access•Susan Nayiga, Laurie Denyer Willis et al.•Medical Anthropology•2022

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• Recruitment mechanisms for reserved seats for women in parliament and switches to non-quota seats

  Open Access•Vibeke Wang, Mi Yung Yoon•The Journal of Modern African…•2018

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• Authoritarian micro-politics

  Sam Wilkins•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2023

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• Populism-in-state-practice under neoliberalism

  Open Access•Rose Nakayi, Jörg Wiegratz•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2024

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• Citizenship moods in the late Museveni era

  Open Access•Jimmy Spire Ssentongo, Henni Alava•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2023

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• Imagined futures, mobility and the making of oil conflicts in Uganda

  Paddy Kinyera, Martin Doevenspeck•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2019

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• From protection to repression

  Graeme Young•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2017

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• Party, patronage and coercion in the NRM'S 2016 re-election in Uganda

  R Vokes, Sam Wilkins•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2016

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• Primaries, patronage, and political personalities in South-western Uganda

  R Vokes•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2016

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• Who pays forpakalast? The NRM's peripheral patronage in rural Uganda

  Sam Wilkins•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2016

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• The master of institutional multiplicity? The shifting politics of regime survival, state-building and democratisation in Museveni's Uganda

  Frederick Golooba-Mutebi, Samuel Hickey et al.•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2016

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• Managing elite defection in Museveni's Uganda

  Moses Khisa•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2016

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• From the electoral battleground to the parliamentary arena

  Michaela Collord•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2016

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• Creating dependency

  Claire Médard, Valérie Golaz•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2013

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• Understanding the 2011 Ugandan elections

  Nicolas De Torrenté•Journal of Eastern African Studies•2013

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