Do women face a different standard? The interplay of gender and corruption in the 2014 presidential elections in Malawi

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Lise Rakner

Associated Research Professor

Vibeke Wang

Senior Researcher

Boniface Dulani

Lindsay Benstead

Breaking BAD: Understanding the Backlash Against Democracy in Africa

Aug 2017 - Dec 2021

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