Project
| Search in text: | The parliamentary and local elite recruitment in the archipelago of Cape Verde from independence to the present day |
| Coordinator: | António Pedro Ginestal Tavares de Almeida |
| Researchers: | Ângela Sofia Benoliel Coutinho |
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| Abstract: | In this study, we propose an analysis of the parliamentary and local elite recruitment in Cape Verde, from the independence to the present day, and also having in mind the attention given to the political changes occurred in the archipelago, namely the regime change from one-party to multi-party. From 1975 to 1991, the PAIGC, later known as PAICV was the single ruling party. In 1991, thanks to the change to a multi-party system, MPD won the elections and since 2001 the PAICV has taken over power. Having already made a study about the ministerial recruitment in the archipelago, well will be interested as well in doing a comparative study about the criteria concerning the recruitment of all these political elites from the independence to the present day. |
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| Research Groups: | GT1 - Portuguese modernity: historical and comparative sociology, |
| Begining date: | 2010 |
| Expected end date: | 2013 |
| Partnerships: | CESNOVA, FCSH-UNL |
| Funding entities: | Doctoral project with fellowship from FCT (SFRH/ BPD/ 35002 / 2007) |
04 de Junho 2014
