Africa’s Turn Towards Pluralism

Issue Date January 1994
Volume 5
Issue 1
Page Numbers 45-54
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About the Author

Paul Ntungwe Ndue is an assistant lecturer on the Faculty of Law and Political Science at the University of Yaounde II in Cameroon. Prior to joining the university, he held several posts with the Ministry of National Education in that country. He is the author of a number of published articles on the politics of Cameroon.

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