Community-driven development in post-conflict Sierra Leone Reshaping Institutions: Evidence on External Aid and Local Collective Action (Policy Brief) Policy brief 1 Apr 2011 State and Political Economy Authors Katherine E Casey Associate Professor of Political Economy, Stanford University Rachel Glennerster Associate Professor, University of Chicago Edward Miguel Oxfam Professor of Environmental and Resource Economics, University of California - Berkeley Casey-Et-Al-2011-Policy-Brief.pdf Download PDF document • 320.29 KB Share Share More from Community-driven development in post-conflict Sierra Leone Reshaping Institutions: Evidence on External Aid and Local Collective Action (Appendices) Katherine E Casey, Rachel Glennerster, Edward Miguel Working paper Reshaping Institutions: Evidence on External Aid and Local Collective Action (Working Paper) Katherine E Casey, Rachel Glennerster, Edward Miguel Working paper More from IGC Navigating political upheaval: Rebel governance and trust dynamics in post-coup Myanmar Jiwon Kim Blog Toward a peaceful energy transition Sarah Logan, Amna Mahmood, Sanjana Srivastav, Sharon Beijer, Robert Pollock, Maria Yetano, Daniela Bosnjak, Johannes Schreuder Policy paper Reforming Yemen’s telecommunications sector Saleh Fadhl, Camilla Sacchetto Project report Reforming Yemen’s telecommunications sector: Policy options Saleh Fadhl, Camilla Sacchetto Policy brief Themes State Political Economy Countries Sierra Leone
