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<span>This volume addresses the nexus between the East African citizens and the integration agenda, with special focus on the concepts of popular participation, eastafricanness, eastafricanization, and democratization. </span>

<span>Foreword, John Eudes Ruhangisa</span>
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<span>Preface, Amb. Dr. Francis K. Muthaura, MBS, EGH</span>
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<span>Abbreviations and Acronyms</span>
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<span>Acknowledgements </span>
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<span>Dedication</span>
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<span>Part I: EAC Citizens’ Sovereignty, Popular Participation and the East African Legislative Aassembly-National Assemblies Nexus: Political Dimensions</span>
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<span>Introduction: Setting the Theoretical, Conceptual and Epistemological Contexts</span>
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<span>Korwa Gombe Adar, Kasaija Phillip Apuuli, Agnes Lucy Lando, PLO-Lumumba, and Juliana Masabo</span>
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<span>1.The Locus of the EAC Citizens’ Sovereignty and Popular Participation in the Integration Project</span>
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<span>Pontian G. Okoth, </span>
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<span>2.Burundi Citizens’ Empowerment, Popular Participation and the EAC Integration Process</span>
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<span>Alfred Burimaso</span>
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<span>3.Kenya Citizens’ Sovereignty, Popular Participation and the EAC Integration and Democratization </span>
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<span>Mercy Kathambi Kaburu and Korwa Gombe Adar</span>
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<span>4.Rwanda Citizens’ Sovereignty, Popular Participation and the EAC Integration and Democratization</span>
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<span>Nicasius Achu Check</span>
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<span>5.Sovereignty, Popular Participation and Democratization: South Sudan in the East African Community </span>
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<span>Yosa Wawa</span>
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<span>6.Tanzania Citizens’ Sovereignty, Popular Participation and the EAC Integration and Democratizatio </span>
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<span>Nicodemus Minde</span>
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<span>7.Uganda’s Citizen Sovereignty, Popular Participation and the EAC Integration and Democratization </span>
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<span>Aaron A. Mulyanyuma</span>
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<span>Part II: EAC Citizens’ Sovereignty, National Constitutions and East African Community Treaty Nexus: Legal Dimensions</span>
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<span>8.Burundi Citizens’ Sovereignty, National Constitution and the EAC Treaty Nexus </span>
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<span>Francois Xavier Senene</span>
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<span>9.Kenya Citizens’ Sovereignty, National Constitution and the EAC Treaty Nexus </span>
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<span>PLO-Lumumba </span>
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<span>10.Rwanda Citizens’ Sovereignty, National Constitution and the EAC Treaty Nexus</span>
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<span>Andre Mbata Mangu</span>
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<span>11.Tanzania Citizens’ Sovereignty, National Constitution and the EAC Treaty Nexus </span>
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<span>Petro Protas and Juliana Masabo </span>
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<span>12.Uganda Citizens’ Sovereignty, National Constitution and the EAC Treaty Nexus </span>
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<span>Kasaija Phillip Apuuli </span>
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<span>Part III: East African Citizens Sovereignty-East African Community Nexus: Communication and Awareness Dimensions</span>
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<span>13.The System of Communication within the EAC: Case Study of Burundi </span>
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<span>Clement Bigirimana </span>
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<span>14.Kenya Citizens’ Sovereignty and the EAC Nexus: The Role of Communication </span>
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<span>Agnes Lucy Lando and Faith W. Nguru</span>
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<span>15.Rwanda Citizens’ Sovereignty and the EAC Nexus: The Role of Communication</span>
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<span>Willy Mugezi</span>
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<span>16.Communication and Awareness Dimensions: South Sudan and the EAC in Perspectives </span>
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<span>Gogonya Logo Martin </span>
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<span>17.Tanzania’s New Media Policies and New Hopes: Role of Communication, Popular Participation and the EAC Integration</span>
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<span>Hassan Abbasi</span>
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<span>18.Uganda Citizens’ Sovereignty and the EAC Nexus: The Role of Communication and Awareness </span>
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<span>Emilly Comfort Maractho</span>
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<span>Conclusion and Recommendations: Towards Eastafricanness and Eastafricanization Epistemological Debate </span>
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<span>Korwa Gombe.Adar, Kasaija Phillip Apuuli, Agnes Lucy Lando, PLO-Lumumba, and Juliana Masabo</span>

<span>Korwa Gombe Adar</span>
<span> is professor of international studies at the University of Botswana.<br><br></span>
<span>Kasaija Phillip Apuuli</span>
<span> is associate professor in the Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Makerere University.<br><br></span>
<span>Agnes Lucy Lando </span>
<span>is associate professor of communication and media studies at Daystar University.<br><br></span>
<span>PLO-Lumumba</span>
<span> is associate professor of public law at Kabarak University. <br><br></span>
<span>Juliana Masabo </span>
<span>is a judge of the High Court of Tanzania. She was formerly senior lecturer in the School of Law at the University of Dar es Salaam.</span>