Mobutism or Mobutuism was the state ideology of Zaire during the latter half of the 20th century, when it was under the one-party rule of the Popular Movement of the Revolution. Mobutism encompassed and glorified the thoughts, visions, and policies of Zairian president and self-proclaimed "Father of the Nation," Mobutu Sese Seko. The ideology included such major Mobutu initiatives as "Zairianization."
Mobutism (French: Mobutisme) or Mobutuism (French: Mobutuisme) was the state ideology of Zaire (present-day Democratic Republic of the Congo) during the
serving as "the repositories and guarantors of Mobutism". Quite aside from the merits or weaknesses of Mobutism, the MPR drew much of its legitimacy from the
November 1945 22 January 1990 Europe Zaire Popular Movement of the Revolution Mobutism, Zairean nationalism, Authenticité 1970 1990 Africa Zambia United National
Mobutism Popular Movement of the Revolution Manifesto of N'sele Early political career Binza group Congo Crisis government dissolution Presidency Zaire
Mobutism Popular Movement of the Revolution Manifesto of N'sele Early political career Binza group Congo Crisis government dissolution Presidency Zaire
of the Republic, and holds the plenitude of power exercise," and that "Mobutism" was constitutional doctrine. All citizens of Zaire became members of the
crystal structures of the one-dimensional ribbon chains [MOBut·ButOH]∞ and the cubane species [MOBut]4 (M = K and Rb)". Polyhedron. 10 (3): 337–345. doi:10
of nationalism, Pan-Africanism, nonalignment, and social progressivism. Mobutism built off of these principles. Congolese university students—who had up
Mobutism Popular Movement of the Revolution Manifesto of N'sele Early political career Binza group Congo Crisis government dissolution Presidency Zaire
