Year
|
Author |
Title |
WP number |
Published by |
2020 |
Thomas Isbell |
Keeping tabs? Perceptions of relative deprivation and political trust in Africa |
461 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2020 |
Sishuwa, S |
Cities and dominance: Urban strategies for political settlement maintenance and change: Zambia case study with Marja Hinfelaar and Danielle Resnick. |
Working Paper No. 136 |
ESID |
2020 |
Thomas Isbell |
Keeping up with the Dlaminis: perceived inequality and satisfaction with democracy
|
458 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2020 |
Jeremy Seekings |
Bold promises, constrained capacity, stumbling delivery:the expansion of social protection in response to the Covid-19 lockdown in South Africa
|
465 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2020 |
Jeremy Seekings |
Failure to feed: State, civil society and feeding schemes in South Africa in the first three months of Covid-19 lockdown, March to June 2020
|
455 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2020 |
Thomas Isbell |
Inequality and support for democracy – a micro perspective
|
448 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2020 |
Siachiwena, H. |
The politics of social protection policy reform in Malawi, 2006-2017 |
447 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2020 |
Sishuwa, S |
Charisma and politics in post-colonial Africa |
446 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Aeby, M. |
SADC- The Southern Arrested Development Community? Enduring Challenges to Peace and Security in Southern Africa. |
Policy Dialogue No.14 |
Nordic Africa Institute |
2019 |
Chinyoka, I. |
Familial child welfare regimes: The case of Botswana, 1966-2017
|
430 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Chinyoka, I. |
Namibia’s Child Welfare Regime, 1990-2017
|
431 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Hallink, C. |
Defending negative freedoms: Liberalism as a response to the rising authoritarianism of the Botswana Democratic Party |
439 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Hallink, C. |
Liberalism as a manifestation of the ideals and values of Zambia’s Southern Province: The United Party for National Development andthe promotion of self-reliance through social welfare |
437 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Hallink, C. |
Promoting liberalism in post-apartheid South Africa: How liberal politicians in the Democratic Alliance approach social welfare |
438 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Hlungwani, P. M., Masuku, S. & Magidi, M. |
Mainstreaming of policies and institutions towards engendering a pro-youth, consensual and progressive empowerment policy in rural Zimbabwe |
443 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Macheka, T. & Masuku, S. |
Youth participation structures in Zimbabwe: A lens into the experiences of rural youth within WADCOs and VIDCOs |
440 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Masuku, S. |
The aligning of refugee social protection guidelines: Examining the impediments to their universal adoption |
433 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Masuku, S. |
Government and civil society: Collaboration and challenges in securing refugee rights |
435 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Murithi, T. |
Regional Reconciliation in Africa: The Elusive Dimension of Peace and Security |
Claude Ake Memorial Paper No 10 |
Nordic Africa Institute |
2019 |
Seekings, J. |
The Limits to Global Social Policy: The ILO, the Social Protection Floor and the politics of welfare in Africa |
432 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2019 |
Seekings, J. |
Social Grants and Voting in South Africa |
436 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2018 |
Hickey, S., Lavers, T., Nino-Zarazua, M and Seekings, J. |
The negotiated politics of social protection in Sub-Saharan Africa. |
2018/34 |
UNU-WIDER |
2018 |
Hickey, S. and Seekings, J. |
Who should get what, how and why? DfID and the transnational politics of social cash transfers in Sub-Saharan Africa. |
409 |
CSSR |
2018 |
Lockwood, S.J. and Kronke, M. |
Do electoral systems affect how citizens hold their government accountable? Evidence from Africa. |
181 |
Afrobarometer |
2018 |
Moore, E. and Seekings, J. |
Social protection, intergenerational relationships and conflict in South Africa. |
419 |
CSSR |
2018 |
Naidoo, V. |
Machinery of government change in South Africa's post-democratic public administration. |
none |
PARI |
2018 |
Seekings, J. |
Voters, parties and elections in Zambia. |
422 |
IDCPPA/CSSR |
2018 |
Seekings, J. |
The legitimacy of claims made on kin and state in South Africa. |
416 |
CSSR |
2017 |
Button, K. Moore, E. & Seekings, J. |
South Africa’s Hybrid Care Regime: The changing and contested roles of individuals, families and the state after apartheid. |
404 |
CSSR |
2017 |
Hickey, S. & Seekings, J. |
The global politics of social protection. |
2017/115 |
UNU-WIDER |
2017 |
Kelly, G. |
Ways of Coping: how medical doctors manage their work within the social security system in South Africa. |
405 |
CSSR |
2017 |
Seekings, J. |
“Affordability” and the Political Economy of Social Protection in Contemporary Africa. |
2017/43 |
UNU-WIDER |
2017 |
Seekings, J. |
Building a conservative welfare state in Botswana. |
2017/83 |
UNU-WIDER |
2017 |
Siachiwena, H. |
Social policy reform in Zambia under President Lungu, 2015-2017 |
403 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Kabandula, A. & Seekings, J. |
Donor influence, the Minister of Finance and welfare policy reform in Zambia, 2003-11
|
395 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Kelly, G. |
Hard and soft medicine: Doctors’ framing and application of the disability category in their assessments of grant claimants’ fitness to work in South Africa |
384 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Kelly, G. |
“We want another doctor!” Citizen agency and contested notions of disability in social assistance applications in South Africa |
383 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Seekings, J. |
“A lean cow cannot climb out of the mud, but a good cattleman does not leave it to perish”: The origins of a conservative welfare doctrine in Botswana under Seretse Khama, 1966-1980 |
387 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Seekings, J. |
‘Affordability’ and the political economy of social protection in contemporary Africa |
389 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Seekings, J. |
Building a conservative welfare state in Botswana |
388 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Seekings, J. |
The Introduction of Old Age Pensions in Zanzibar |
393 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Seekings, J. |
Redefining the ‘affordability’ of social assistance programmes: The Child Support Grant in South Africa, 1998-2014 |
379 |
CSSR |
2016 |
Siachiwena, H. |
Social protection policy reform in Zambia during the Sata presidency, 2011-2014 |
380 |
CSSR |