Burkina Faso
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APPP Information | |
| Presentation: Emerging findings, Cotton sector reforms by Renata Serra, 2011 | ||
| Serra Renata | ||
| Dec 2011 | English: Download (MS Powerpoint 430Kb) | |
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APPP Background Paper 9 | |
| Normes, Institutions et Configurations Politiques dans les Reformes du Coton en Afrique de l'Ouest: cas du Burkina Faso, Analyse de 13 villages, Dec 2010 | ||
| Kaminski Jonathan; Tiemtore Abel; Bambio Yiriyibin | ||
| Dec 2011 | French: Download (PDF 301Kb) | |
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APPP Discussion Paper 5 | |
| A la recherche des normes pratiques de la gouvernance réelle en afrique | ||
| Olivier de Sardan Jean-Pierre | ||
| Dec 2008 | French: Download (PDF 1803Kb) | |
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APPP Discussion Paper 5 | |
| Researching the practical norms of real governance in Africa | ||
| Olivier de Sardan Jean-Pierre | ||
| Dec 2008 | English: Download (PDF 1795Kb) | |
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APPP Policy Brief 8 | |
| Reforming Africa's cotton economies: 'A second best approach' | ||
| Renata Serra | ||
| Aug 2012 | English: Download (PDF 619Kb) | |
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APPP Working Paper 24 | |
| Beyond Farmers' taxation: A second-best perspective on cotton sector reforms | ||
| Serra Renata | ||
| Jun 2012 | English: Download (PDF 412Kb) | |
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APPP Working Paper 23 | |
| Motivation des dirigeants et trajectoires politiques: Comparaison de la réforme du secteur cotonnier dans quatre pays africains | ||
| Serra Renata | ||
| Jun 2012 | French: Download (PDF 128Kb) | |
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APPP Working Paper 23 | |
| Policy-makers' incentives and policy trajectories: Comparing cotton sector reform in four African countries | ||
| Serra Renata | ||
| May 2012 | English: Download (PDF 229Kb) | |
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APPP Working Paper 17 | |
| Endogenous economic reforms and local realities: Cotton policy-making in Burkina Faso | ||
| Kaminski Jonathan; Serra Renata | ||
| Mar 2011 | English: Download (PDF 1041Kb) | |
What poor developing countries really need are leaders who, as well as constructing sufficiently inclusive coalitions of support, are able to show that they can 'get things done'
David Booth
Overall, we definitely have to move towards this kind of politically literate, contextual and humble approach to understanding development. Brilliant
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