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WP190: Mapping state capacity in Africa: Professionalism and reach
New citizen-centred measures focus on professionalism and reach.
WP189: How does exposure to conflict events shape social trust? A spatiotemporal approach
How does exposure to conflict events shape social trust? A spatiotemporal approach
WP188: Partisanship in a young democracy: Evidence from Ghana
Partisanship in a young democracy: Evidence from Ghana
WP187: Does sensitivity bias lead respondents to misreport their level of trust in political parties? An investigation into Afrobarometer’s survey results and methodology
Does sensitivity bias lead respondents to misreport their level of trust in political parties? An investigation into Afrobarometer’s survey results
WP186: Party footprints in Africa: Measuring local party presence across the continent
Party footprints in Africa: Measuring local party presence across the continent
WP185: Age-group differences in social and political interactions in Africa
Age-group differences in social and political interactions in Africa
WP184: Curbing intolerance of persons in same-sex relationships in Ghana: The important role of education
Curbing intolerance of persons in same-sex relationships in Ghana: The important role of education
WP183: Traditional authority and state legitimacy: Evidence from Namibia
Traditional authority and state legitimacy: Evidence from Namibia
WP182: Is there an anti-politics of electricity? Access to the grid and reduced political participation in Africa
Is there an anti-politics of electricity? Access to the grid and reduced political participation in Africa
WP181: Do electoral systems affect how citizens hold their government accountable? Evidence from Africa
DDo electoral systems affect how citizens hold their government accountable? Evidence from Africa
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