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Cabinet Size and Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa. (2020). Wehner, Joachim Hans-Georg ; Mills, Linnea Cecilia.
In: Policy Research Working Paper Series.
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  60. Vote buying and campaign promises. (2017). Keefer, Philip ; Vlaicu, Razvan.
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  61. Ethnic politics and the diffusion of mobile technology in Africa. (2017). Raschky, Paul ; Hodler, Roland.
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  62. One Team, One Nation: Football, Ethnic Identity, and Conflict in Africa. (2017). Durante, Ruben ; Depetris-Chauvin, Emilio.
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  64. Size Matters: The Effect of the Size of Ethnic Groups on Development. (2017). Dimico, Arcangelo.
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  66. Aid on Demand: African Leaders and the Geography of Chinas Foreign Assistance. (2016). Raschky, Paul ; Hodler, Roland ; Fuchs, Andreas ; Dreher, Axel ; Tierney, Michael J ; Parks, Bradley C.
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  67. The Influence of Ancestral Lifeways on Individual Economic Outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa. (2016). Weil, David ; Putterman, Louis ; Michalopoulos, Stelios.
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  69. Aid on Demand: African Leaders and the Geography of Chinas Foreign Assistance. (2015). Raschky, Paul ; Hodler, Roland ; Fuchs, Andreas ; Dreher, Axel ; Tierney, Michael J ; Parks, Bradley C.
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