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Nation-building has long been seen as an important focus of post-colonial African governments. However, up until now there has been no empirical analysis of the consequences of nation-building policies. Here we compile an original dataset measuring nine different types of nation-building...
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This article focuses on political relationships between citizens and local government in sub-Saharan Africa, with …
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Do targeted aid programs have unintended consequences outside of the target issue area? We investigate this question with an examination of one of the largest targeted aid programs in the world: the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). Critics of PEPFAR worry that a targeted...
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-Saharan Africa, a region where there is an urgent need to promote growth. Using a modern time series methodology and data for 22 …
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, pastoral communities in Namibia have specific sanctions at their disposal and yet these are almost never applied. Interestingly …
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“Selling success” is crucial in conservation and development. Solutions, ideas, projects, and people must actively be constructed as valuable to get donors and policy-makers to buy (into) them. Exactly how success “travels” and becomes capital, however, is not often explicated. Using a...
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