Constitutional Principles in Cameroon: Myths and Realities of Constitutional Practices under Paul Biya's Regime 1982-2025
Constitutional Principles in Cameroon examines the country’s constitutional experience under Paul Biya from 1982 to 2025. Focusing on the contrast between constitutional principles, political practice, myths, and realities, it provides a focused resource for readers studying law, governance, political institutions, and Cameroon’s modern history.
About This Book
This book examines constitutional principles in Cameroon during Paul Biya’s regime from 1982 to 2025.
It considers the relationship between constitutional theory and constitutional practices over this period.
Focusing on the themes of myths and realities, the book offers a critical perspective on Cameroon’s constitutional experience.
It is suited to readers interested in constitutional law, political institutions, governance, and modern African political history.
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