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7 Jan 2013 Business, Politics and the State in Africa: Challenging the Orthodoxies on Growth and Transformation
	New book and blog by Tim Kelsall

8 Nov 2012 ODI event on 23 October 2012: A smarter approach to governance in Africa
	A round table discussion on the APPP synthesis report

11 Apr 2012 How democracy came through in Malawi's succession
	Diana Cammack

30 Mar 2012 Initiating and sustaining developmental regimes in Africa:
	Findings from two international research programmes

20 Mar 2012 New international research group challenges thinking on African regimes
	20 March 2012

16 Feb 2012 New Working Paper: Local governance: the delivery of four public goods in three NigÃ©rienne communes, JP Olivier de Sardan
	APPP Working Paper 21

8 Feb 2012 New Policy Brief: Support to local problem-solving: Lessons from peri-urban Malawi, Diana Cammack
	APPP Policy Brief 6, February 2012

2 Feb 2012 New APPP policy brief: Improving maternal health when resources are limited: Safe motherhood in rural Rwanda, V. Chambers
	With contributions from APPP senior researcher and country leader Frederick Golooba-Mutebi and APPP Rwandan research assistants Yvonne Habiyonizeye, Jean-Claude Mugunga and Edward Munyaburanga.

23 Jan 2012 New research report: Peri-urban governance and the delivery of public goods in Malawi 2009-2011, Diana Cammack
	Report available to download

12 Jan 2012 New publication: Providing public goods: Local responses to policy incoherence and state failure in Niger, JP Olivier de Sardan
	APPP new policy brief available in English and French

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James Putzel on APPP synthesis report, October 2012

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