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December 5, 2019December 9, 2019 Admin

Reporting or turning a blind eye? Police integrity in Uganda by Wil Hout and Natascha Wagner

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Why history matters to understand rebellion: the Rwenzururu Movement in Uganda by Martin Doornbos

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EADI/ISS Series | Rethinking Empowerment and Accountability in ‘Difficult Settings’ by John Gaventa

Over the last two decades, development has been replete with theories and interventions focusing on ‘empowerment and accountability’, and how these could contribute to a range of outcomes, be they good governance, social inclusion, and social justice. Much of the early thinking on these approaches emerged from examples in countries which were then relatively open, enjoying perhaps an opening of democratic spaces and opportunities. But what about empowerment and accountability in more difficult spaces – characterised by shrinking civic space, strong legacies of authoritarianism, violence and repression, and fragmented forms of authority?

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