Political Institutions and Development: Failed Expectations and Renewed HopesNatalia E. Dinello, Vladimir Popov Edward Elgar Publishing, 2007 M01 1 - 263 páginas Political Institutions and Development challenges the clich‰ that 'good institutions' are essential for sustainable socio-economic development by focusing on the need to adapt potential solutions to local conditions. |
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Democracy and Poverty Reduction Explorations on the Sen Conjecture | 43 |
Democratization Institutional Quality and Economic Growth | 72 |
Federalism and Political Centralization | 101 |
Democracy and State Effectiveness | 140 |
PARTICIPATION AND GOVERNANCE AT THE LOCAL LEVEL SUCCESSES AND FAILURES | 169 |
Has Forest Comanagement in Malawi Benefited the Poor? | 171 |
Participation and Joint Forest Management in Andhra Pradesh India | 200 |
Clientelism Public Workfare and the Emergence of the Piqueteros in Argentina | 228 |
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accountability analysis Angelsen Argentina authoritarian average capacity cent level Chimaliro coefficients Corruption Perception Index democracy index democratic developing countries devolution economic growth effect elected electoral estimates ethnic fractionalization Federalism fiscal decentralization forest co-management program forest income Forestry fractionalization of government Freedom House GDP per capita Ghana government parties groups household head human development illiberal democracies impact incentives indicators inequality influence decisions interaction Joint Forest Management Journal Jumbe law and order legal origin level of democracy Liwonde Logarithm Malawi measure negative outcomes Piqueteros organizations political institutions political parties political system politicians poor population poverty reduction presidential presidential systems quality of democracy reforms regimes regressions relationship Research road blockades Rodrik rule of law significant social society statistically studies Subnational revenue share Table transition Transparency International Uganda University Press variables veto gates Vladimir Popov Westminster system workfare benefits World Bank World Development