<a href="http://government.cornell.edu/nicolas-van-de-walle">Nicholas van de Walle</a> (Cornell) and <a href="https://politicalscience.missouri.edu/people/wahman">Michael Wahman</a> (Missouri) analyze the 2016 Zambian presidential and parliamentary elections. The two political scientists discuss the controversial results, the role of the Constitutional Court in the process, violence, and the influence of international election observers. With guest host, Jessica Achberger.

<em>Part of a podcast series in collaboration with the U.S. <a href="http://africanstudies.org">African Studies Association</a>.</em>

Nicholas van de Walle (Cornell) and Michael Wahman (Missouri) analyze the 2016 Zambian presidential and parliamentary elections. The two political scientists discuss the controversial results, the role of the Constitutional Court in the process, violence, and the influence of international election observers. With guest host, Jessica Achberger. Part of a podcast series in collaboration with the U.S. African Studies Association.

<a href="http://government.cornell.edu/nicolas-van-de-walle" rel="noopener noreferrer">Nicholas van de Walle</a> (Cornell) and <a href="https://politicalscience.missouri.edu/people/wahman" rel="noopener noreferrer">Michael Wahman</a>&nbsp;(Missouri) analyze&nbsp;the 2016 Zambian presidential and parliamentary elections. The two political scientists discuss&nbsp;the controversial results, the role of the Constitutional Court in the process, violence, and the influence of international election observers. With guest host, Jessica Achberger.

<em>Part of&nbsp;a podcast series in collaboration with the U.S. <a href="http://africanstudies.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">African Studies Association</a>.</em>

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