By DARLINGTON CHILUBATHE ability of countries to evolve from one stage of existence to another remains one of the most fascinating phenomena to observe. These nation states we know today were once city states much smaller geographically and in stature than they are now.Before that, they were mere unions of kings, merchants and nobles. In the course of time, some kingdoms became republics while others became either despotic or democratic. There are several forms of states today at different levels of governance.Whether by force or consensus, countries appear to have the unique ability to adapt to any form of leadership, good and bad – for a time.The question is, how is a nation able to adapt to a given set of ideals or vision and imbue that into its daily operations? In other words, how do you drive change at state level?Part of the answer is that change is driven through national structures found in […]
THE STATE AS AN AGENT OF CHANGE
