Publications

APPP Research Streams

Use the links below to find out more about each research stream and publications currently available.

Developmental Patrimonialism? Business and Politics 1
Cotton Sector Reform Business and Politics 2
Local Justice Comparing state-sponsored dispute settlement institutions
Local Governance Exploring the provision of local public goods - what works?
Parliamentarians Surveying Ghana's MPs
State Bureaucracies Forest, livestock and water service officials - a comparative study
Parental preference and religious education Religion, Social Demand, and Educational Reform in the Sahel.
Developmental Regimes in Africa

Man and boy at demonstration, Ethiopia - Â©ODI, Antony Robbins

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

Some of [APPPâ€™s] emerging findings are quite sobering for donors…

Sue Unsworth

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