Let the people have a say

Economy, poverty, and development

Areas covered include asset ownership, development priorities, lived poverty, macroeconomics, markets, middle class, poverty, SDGs, taxation and, unemployment.

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WP23: Poverty, survival and democracy in Southern Africa – 2003

Robert MattesMichael BrattonYul Derek Davids1 Jan 2003Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Poverty, survival and democracy in Southern Africa - 2003

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WP20: Down to earth: Changes in attitudes toward democracy and markets in Nigeria

Peter M. LewisEtannibi AlemikaMichael Bratton2 Aug 2002Nigeria

Down to earth: Changes in attitudes toward democracy and markets in Nigeria

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WP18: Uncritical citizens or patient trustees? Tanzanians’ views of political and economic reform

Amon ChalighaRobert MattesMichael BrattonYul Derek Davids1 Mar 2002Tanzania

Uncritical citizens or patient trustees? Tanzanians' views of political and economic reform

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WP17: Challenges to democratic consolidation of democracy in Zambia: Public attitudes to democracy and the economy

Neo Simutanyi3 Jan 2002Zambia

Challenges to democratic consolidation of democracy in Zambia: Public attitudes to democracy and the economy

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WP15: Public opinion and the consolidation of democracy in Namibia

Christiaan Keulder1 Jan 2002Namibia

Public opinion and the consolidation of democracy in Namibia

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WP14: Public attitudes toward democracy, governance, and economic development in Botswana

Mogopodi LekorweMpho G. MolomoWilford MolefeKabelo Moseki2 Oct 2001Botswana

Public attitudes toward democracy, governance, and economic development in Botswana

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WP10: Political economic values and economic reform in Southern Africa

Michael BrattonRobert Mattes15 Aug 2001Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Political economic values and economic reform in Southern Africa

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WP9: Popular perceptions of good governance in Mali

Michael BrattonFabiana MachadoMassa Coulibaly2 Aug 2000Mali

Popular perceptions of good governance in Mali

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WP5: Democratic and market reforms in Africa: What ‘the people’ say

Michael BrattonRobert Mattes3 Apr 2000Botswana, Ghana, Malawi, Namibia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe

Democratic and market reforms in Africa: What ‘the people’ say

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WP4: Democracy and economy in Uganda: A public opinion perspective

Michael BrattonRobert SentamuGina Lambright2 Apr 2000Uganda

Democracy and economy in Uganda: A public opinion perspective

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WP23: Poverty, survival and democracy in Southern Africa – 2003

WP20: Down to earth: Changes in attitudes toward democracy and markets in Nigeria

WP18: Uncritical citizens or patient trustees? Tanzanians’ views of political and economic reform

WP17: Challenges to democratic consolidation of democracy in Zambia: Public attitudes to democracy and the economy

WP15: Public opinion and the consolidation of democracy in Namibia

WP14: Public attitudes toward democracy, governance, and economic development in Botswana

WP10: Political economic values and economic reform in Southern Africa

WP9: Popular perceptions of good governance in Mali

WP5: Democratic and market reforms in Africa: What ‘the people’ say

WP4: Democracy and economy in Uganda: A public opinion perspective