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Why is transparency not enough to address the institutions curse? A case study of Nigeria’s implementation of the EITI
A country’s institutional context determines how resource rents are managed. Where institutions are weak and resource rents are not productively managed, this is referred to as the institutions curse to emphasize the intermediate relationship between natural resources and underdevelopment via instit...
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Department of Political Studies
2020
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