Crisis of Legitimacy and Political Violence in Uganda, 1979 to 2016

Prolonged crises of legitimacy lead to persistent political violence, as illustrated in Uganda's history. The state's institutions and political figures face deep-rooted challenges from both internal and external forces, which have shaped the ongoing turmoil. This analysis delves into how the legitimacy crisis has consistently fueled intense political violence, highlighting the historical continuity of such conflicts since the state's formation. The book offers a comprehensive examination of these dynamics and their implications for society.