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AbstractSince international observers were used to give legitimacy both to the Uganda and Zimbabwe elections in 1980 there is an obvious point of comparison between them. Despite this initial similarity comparing the administration of the elections in the two emphasizes the differences and draws attention to the administrative problems in Uganda resulting from the use of a law and procedures which derived from different circumstances in the country and which assumed an experience in operating elections which was largely lacking. This article explains problems encountered and points to lessons to be learnt.

Vergleich der Durchführung der Wahlen in Simbabwe (Februar 1980) und in Uganda (Dezember 1980). In beiden Ländern waren internationale Beobachter zugelassen worden. (DÜI-Ker)