Mozambique is a resource-rich energy hub, yet rural community access to electricity remains
low, and urban centres suffer poor service quality. Aging transmission infrastructure …

The transition to a circular economy (CE) remains an anticipated future with alternative
pathways for its fulfillment. Most research on CE is normative about technological …

Why do infrastructure projects that are similar in nature develop along starkly different
trajectories? This question sheds light on the varying state capacity of developing countries …

The rapid commercialization, diffusion, and adoption of low-carbon innovation will have a
pivotal role to play on the path to net-zero emissions globally. Therefore, in the context of …

The 1990s good governance agenda created the 'standard reform model'for the electricity
sector but after widespread adoption of its market and institutional policies, many developing …

In Africa, the 21st century has seen increased policy focus on the electricity sector, with
targets for providing reliable, affordable power and achieving universal electricity access …

Globally, and especially in Africa, twentieth-century dams were typically imagined through
high modernist ideology as the premier development project, but this ended with the decade …

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 …

The 1990s 'good governance agenda produced a programme of change called the standard
reform model. It involves privatising utilities, the creation of markets and the unbundling of …

Rwanda is a posterchild of economic success in twenty-first century Africa. Dominant
explanations for the country's growth use the political settlements framework, asserting that …