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Kenyan Perceptions of the 2013 Elections [1]

11/14/2012 15:00
11/14/2012 16:30
America/New York
Location: 
CSIS 1800 K St, NW

with:

  • Mary O'Hagan, NDI senior resident director- Kenya;

  • Joel D. Barkan, senior associate, CSIS Africa Program;

  • and moderated by Jennifer G. Cooke, director, CSIS Africa Program

 

Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012, 3 - 4:30 p.m.
Fourth Floor Conference Room, CSIS
1800 K St. NW, Washington, D.C.

 

As Kenya nears presidential elections in March 2013, serious questions remain about the country's fragile peace after the implementation of a power-sharing agreement and the prospects for a repeat of the violence seen in 2008. NDI's senior resident director in Kenya, Mary O’Hagan, will share the findings of a fourth round of public opinion research on Kenyans’ perceptions of their government and the 2013 elections, as well as the current political climate. O'Hagan will also discuss how closely these trends align with patterns of violence in 2008, and potential triggers in 2013.

Please RSVP to Patrick Pratt at africa@csis.org [2].

 

<p>As Kenya nears presidential elections in March 2013, serious questions remain about the country&#39;s fragile peace after the implementation of a power-sharing agreement and the prospects for a repeat of the violence seen in 2008. NDI&#39;s Senior Resident Director in Kenya, Mary O&rsquo;Hagan, will share the findings of a fourth round of public opinion research on Kenyans&rsquo; perceptions of their government and the 2013 elections, as well as the current political climate. Ms. O&#39;Hagan will also discuss how closely these trends align with patterns of violence in 2008, and potential triggers in 2013.</p>

Source URL: http://www.ndi.org/node/19469

Links:
[1] http://www.ndi.org/node/19469
[2] mailto:africa@csis.org