APPP launch its first e-newsletter

9 Feb 2010

Welcome to the APPP e-Newsletter!

The APPP is delighted to invite you to read its first issue of the e-newsletter. Please download our pdf version directly from the following link:

http://www.institutions-africa.org/filestream/20100208-appp-e-newsletter

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It is the aid business that has to change to meet the needs of development, not the other way round

David Booth

Our theory of developmental patrimonialism provides an analytical framework for understanding why some patrimonial regimes are good for development and why some are not

Tim Kelsall

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