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Justin Scott Schon, Elizabeth Baldwin, Jennifer N Brass and Lauren M MacLean, The Conversation
How Ghanaian civil servants navigated corruption to light up the nation’s electricity grid
Researchers found that civil servants created innovative ways to resist political capture. But were successful only up to a particular point.
Justin Scott Schon, Elizabeth Baldwin, Jennifer N Brass and Lauren M MacLean, The Conversation
· Nov 14, 2019 · 09:30 pm
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