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IIAG use of Afrobarometer data: A testimonial and a challenge
By Brian Howard, publications manager and acting operations manager for communications for Afrobarometer.
A year ago, most Zimbabweans trusted Mugabe. Here’s why so many are now protesting in the streets
By Kim Yi Dionne, Five College Assistant Professor of Government at Smith College. She studies identity, public opinion, political behavior, and policy aimed at improving the human condition, with a focus on African countries.
USAID must save Afrobarometer, say former Africa Bureau officials
One of Africa’s most important democracy advocacy organizations is in trouble because of a sharp decrease in donor funding.
Africa’s largest public-opinion survey is under threat, but here’s what you can do about it
By Carolyn Logan, deputy director of Afrobarometer and associate professor of political science at Michigan State University and E. Gyimah-Boadi, co-founder and executive director of Afrobarometer and a retired professor of politics at the University of Ghana, Legon.
What can public opinion surveys tell us about what is going on in Gabon?
By Kim Yi Dionne, Five College Assistant Professor of Government at Smith College. She studies identity, public opinion, political behavior, and policy aimed at improving the human condition, with a focus on African countries.