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Une Histoire Politique du Tonkpi dans l'Ouest Ivoirien. Marginalisation régionale et émergence de l'UDPCI
(Cairn.Info, 2017)The creation of a political party is generally associated with key personalities and/or a political ideology. Rarely, however, is its territorial rooting considered. This article examines the case of Tonkpi – the former ... -
Revenue Sharing in Mining in Africa: Empirical Proxies and Determinants of Government Take
(IDS, 2018-09-19)This ICTD Research in Brief is a two-page summary of ICTD Working paper 81 by Olav Lundstøl. This series is aimed at policy makers, tax administrators, fellow researchers and anyone else who is big on interest and short ... -
The Current Situation of Persons with Disabilities in Jordan
(IDS, 2018-08-03)This helpdesk research report presents recent data on the state of persons with disabilities (PWD) in Jordan, including data on access to basic services; the political, social, cultural, and economic context for persons ... -
Strengthening Research Systems: Concepts, Actions and Actors
(IDS, 2018-08-31)There are few frameworks that explicitly conceptualise social science research systems in a ‘developing’ country context. What frameworks there are tend to focus on health and agriculture. However, drawing on related or ... -
WhatsApp and Local Media (Grand Nord) – 9-18 September 2018
(Anthrologica, 2018-09-19)This note provides an overview of a selection of key messages related to the Ebola outbreak and response that are circulating on WhatsApp and the local media (radio, print and video) in North Kivu, DRC, between 9-18 September ...
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