This Case Study is part of The Global State of Democracy 2023 Report

The Fijian military played a constructive role in ensuring a democratic transition in the 2022 election but did so only by ensuring its absence and allowing democratic processes to run their course. While the specific reasons for this remain obscured from public view, the military’s role enshrined in the 2013 Constitution and Kalouniwai’s public criticism of the current government indicate that the military continues to see itself as a core Fijian political institution.

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Publication date
02 November 2023
Language(s)
English
Author(s)
Michael Runey
Number of pages
6
ISBN
978-91-7671-677-9 (PDF)

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Contents

Tense election environment

‘Secretive consultations’

Causes remain a mystery

References

Acknowledgements

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Case study: Fiji

Global State of Democracy 2023 Report
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