"The right-to-know revolution of the last 20 years has largely bypassed Africa"

  Agnès Callamard

 

Social Research: An international quarterly

Issue: Volume 77, Number 4 / Winter 2010

 

Special Issue:From Impunity to Accountability: Africa's Development in the 21st Century
 
dot.gif Endangered Scholars Worldwidepp. v - xii
 
dot.gif Guest Editors' Introduction: Accountability for Development in Africapp. xiii - xxx
 Befekadu Degefe and Berhanu Nega
 
dot.gif Democracy, Political Power, and Authoritypp. 1049 - 1074
 Mark Haugaard
 
dot.gif Democratic Accountability in Development: The Double Standardpp. 1075 - 1104
 William Easterly
 
dot.gif The Political Economy of Natural Resourcespp. 1105 - 1132
 Paul Collier
 
dot.gif Democracy in Africa: A Very Short Historypp. 1133 - 1148
 Robert H. Bates
 
dot.gif Aid, Accountability, and Democracy in Africapp. 1149 - 1182
 Thandika Mkandawire
 
dot.gif Traditional Institutions and the State of Accountability in Africapp. 1183 - 1210
 George B. N. Ayittey
 
dot.gif Accountability, Transparency, and Freedom of Expression in Africapp. 1211 - 1240
 Agnès Callamard
 
dot.gif Accountability in Africa and the International Communitypp. 1241 - 1280
 Clement Eme Adibe
 
dot.gif Toward an Accountable Budget Process in Sub-Saharan Africa: Problems and Prospectspp. 1281 - 1310
 Kristin McKie and Nicolas van de Walle
 
dot.gif Colonial and Postcolonial State and Development in Africapp. 1311 - 1338
 Mueni Wa Muiu
 
dot.gif Reconstituting Africa's Failed States: The Case of Somaliapp. 1339 - 1366
 Mwangi S. Kimenyi, John Mukum Mbaku, Nelipher Moyo
 
dot.gif Nigeria: Learning from the Past to Meet the Challenges of the 21st Centurypp. 1367 - 1400
 Kelechi A. Kalu
 
dot.gif No Shortcut to Stability: Democratic Accountability and Sustainable Development in Ethiopiapp. 1401 - 1446
 Berhanu Nega
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