Publications

Zimbabwe

	APPP Information
	EADI/DSA York Conference Sep 11 APPP Presentations 'Institutionalising developmental leadership at the national level'
	Kelsall Tim; Asante Kojo; Booth David
	Oct 2011	English: Download (MS Powerpoint 680Kb)
	APPP Working Paper 19
	APPP Working Paper 19, Anti-developmental patrimonialism in Zimbabwe, Dawson and Kelsall, Nov 11
	Kelsall Tim, Dawson Martin
	Nov 2011	English: Download (PDF 486Kb)

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

The 'universal best practice' approach to governance for development is bankrupt

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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