The second edition of the APPP e-newsletter is published

9 Jul 2010

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This second issue of the APPP e-newsletter is dedicated to capacity development. Both French and English versions are available to download.

http://www.institutions-africa.org/filestream/20100709-appp-e-newsletter-issue-2-july-2010

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Vendors tout their wares outside Accra's Kaneshi market - Vikki Chambers

APPP is aiming both to increase our understanding of how political systems work including at a very local level, and to look for commonalities across countries

Sue Unsworth

Crucial to making neo-patrimonialism work for development in Africa has been a system for centralising economic rents and gearing their management to the long term

Tim Kelsall

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