Who is democracy good for? Elections, rural bias, and health and education outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa

How do African governments respond to democratic electoral competition? Although the common perception is that African governments have sought to win elections by combining various types of electoral fraud, clientelism, and ethnic mobilization, I argue that democratic elections in Africa have also i...

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Autor principal: Harding, R
Formato: Journal article
Idioma:English
Publicado em: University of Chicago Press 2019