In the past decade, many governments around the world have strayed neoliberal
prescriptions to get closer to the East Asian governance model–the developmental state …

While the Rwandan government is acknowledged for assuming national ownership and
eloquently commits to local participation, its participation practices are severely criticised …

Less than thirty years after civil war and genocide, the government of post-conflict Rwanda
has achieved a remarkable level of state-building and economic growth. This thesis uses a …

This collection is designed to partially address a gap in the academic literature. Whilst
decentralisation is frequently included in peace agreements, the actual scope and role of …

Scholars have typically explained the developmental performance of late-late developers
through the analytical lens applied to East Asian developmental states, a lens that focuses …

This paper explores decentralisation's contribution to post-conflict state building in four
Commonwealth countries: UK (Northern Ireland), Sri Lanka, Sierra Leone and Rwanda …

This paper analyzes the relationship between the Government of Rwanda's aesthetics of
space and the formation of the post-2000 Rwandan state. We reflect upon the importance of …

This article explains variations in citizens' well-being among non-democratic developing
countries by disaggregating non-democracies and focusing on the role of party strength. The …

The article links policy adaptation in Rwanda to the wider phenomenon of authoritarian
persistence. We analyse political decision-making and implementation in a variety of policy …

This book analyses how international criminal institutions, and their actors–legal counsels,
judges, investigators, registrars–construct witness identity and memory. Filling an important …