Matthias Krönke
Person
Matthias Krönke is a PhD candidate at the University of Cape Town and a researcher in the Afrobarometer Analysis Unit.
Areas of interest
Publications
Policy paper
PP88: Brutality and corruption undermine trust in Uganda’s police: Can damage be undone?
External publication
Party footprints in Africa: Measuring local party presence across the continent
Policy paper
PP83: As local government councils proliferate, Ugandans voice growing dissatisfaction with councillors
Policy paper
PP81: Unresponsive and corrupt? Ugandan MPs hold key to how citizens perceive them
Policy paper
PP79: Broad support for multiparty elections, little faith in electoral institutions: Uganda in comparative perspective
Working paper
WP190: Mapping state capacity in Africa: Professionalism and reach
Working paper
WP186: Party footprints in Africa: Measuring local party presence across the continent
Policy paper
PP66: Africa’s digital divide and the promise of e-learning
Policy paper
PP63: Dividende démocratique: Vers une éducation de qualité en Afrique
Policy paper
PP63: Democratic dividend: The road to quality education in Africa
Dispatch
AD296: Police in Zimbabwe: Helping hand or iron fist?
Policy paper
PP52: Bounded autonomy: What limits Zimbabweans’ trust in their courts and electoral commission?
Dispatch
AD240: Ill-prepared? Health-care service delivery in Zimbabwe
Working paper
WP181: Do electoral systems affect how citizens hold their government accountable? Evidence from Africa
Dispatch
AD44: Trends in attitudes toward foreigners in South Africa, 1997-2011