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Harnessing associational networking and social capital for development in West Africa
Within the past three decades, widespread poverty has accompanied Western influenced neoliberal policies often camouflaged as vital development initiatives (e.g. SAP and privatization programme). Still, within the same period, the continent has witnessed spontaneous emergence of numerous association...
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