Governance, democracy, and public opinion in Africa

Governance, democracy, and public opinion in Africa
No 220, 2006/4 - 278 pages
Pages 5 to 6

Editorial

Special Report: Governance, Democracy, and Public Opinion in Africa

Pages 21 to 31

Introduction

By Mireille Razafindrakoto, François Roubaud, Léonard Wantchékon
Pages 33 to 64

The poor and democratic citizenship in Africa

By Michaël Bratton
Pages 65 to 96

Are Poor Neighborhoods Opposed to Democracy? The Case of Antananarivo, Madagascar

By François Roubaud, Jean-Michel Wachsberger
Pages 97 to 117

Political rights versus public goods: Uncovering the determinants of satisfaction with democracy in Africa

By Léonard Wantchékon, Gwendolyn Taylor
Pages 119 to 136

Determinants of ethnic identification in West Africa

By Thomas Bossuroy
Pages 137 to 162

Corruption in Africa: Is it increasing?

By Olivier Vallée
Pages 191 to 223

The Determinants of Individual Welfare in French-Speaking Africa: The Role of Institutions

By Mireille Razafindrakoto, François Roubaud
Pages 225 to 246

Voters, Taxpayers, Partners: Public Opinion on Development Assistance in High-Income Countries

By Henri-Bernard Solignac Lecomte, Ida Mc Donnell

Africa Today

Pages 247 to 261

Principles and Realities of France's Africa Policy

By Jean-Marc Châtaigner

Pages 263 to 266

Governance Culture and Development: A Different Perspective on Corporate Governance -Nicolas Meisel

By Jean-Bernard Véron
Pages 267 to 271

Collapse -Jared Diamond

By Jean-Claude Devèze