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Women changing policy outcomes: Learning from pro-women legislation in the Ugandan Parliament
Journal Article | Nov 2013
Since the 1990s there has been an unprecedented rise in the number of women in parliaments in sub-Saharan Africa. However, the literature finds little ...
Reforming the personal income tax system in Angola: An alternative proposal
CMI Insight | Jun 2014
Reforming the personal income tax legislation in Angola has been under preparation since 2011. There are many challenges related to creating an effective ...
Angola
Africa needs international tax regulations
News | 17 Sep 2012
Developing countries could raise substantial domestic revenues by strengthening tax legislation and administration, but a lack of global regulations to address cross-border tax evasion is slowing down the process.
Legislating the Counter-Trafficking in Persons Act: The Advocacy Role of Civil Society
CMI Report | Apr 2015
This report forms part of a larger study titled Advancing the Rights of Children: Assessing the Effectiveness of Transnational Advocacy Networks ...
Kenya
Impact of foreign bribery legislation on developing countries and the role of donor agencies
U4 Issue | Sep 2014
Legislation prohibiting foreign bribery has been enacted and enforced by several countries, notably the United States and the United Kingdom, but its ...
international drivers of corruption
The Women's Quota in Conflict Ridden Sudan: Ideological Battles for and against Gender Equality
Journal Article | Jan 2013
This article explores women's substantive representation in Sudan's National Assembly. It examines the extent to which female legislators in the National ...
Sudan
Legislative Candidacy in Electoral Authoritarian Regimes. Evidence from Tanzania
Event | 26 Feb 2016
Authoritarian regimes is the most common regime type aside from democracy. In these settings, the ruling party permits opposition but stifles their chances to win. Why do individuals run for legislative office on opposition versus ruling party tickets in such regimes? asks Keith Weghorst, Post-doctoral fellow at Vanderbuilt University in this seminar.
Tanzania
The legislative landscape of the petroleum sector in Tanzania
Book Chapter | Nov 2019
The legislative landscape of the petroleum sector in Tanzania James Andilile, Odd-Helge Fjeldstad an
Tanzania
The Women's Quota in Conflict Ridden Sudan (in Arabic)
Sudan Working Paper | Sep 2015
This article explores women's substantive representation in Sudan's National Assembly. It examines the extent to which female legislators in the National ...
Sudan
Legislated Candidate Quotas with Reward for Compliance in Cabo Verde: Victory for No One?
Book Chapter | Jun 2020
Legislated Candidate Quotas with Reward for Compliance in Cabo Verde: Victory for No One? Aleida C.
Women, Power & Peacemaking in Africa
Event | 7 Oct 2013
Post-conflict countries in Africa have doubled the rates of female legislative representation compared with countries that have not undergone conflict. Professor Aili Mari Tripp compares changes in women's rights in Uganda, Liberia, Congo and Angola.
Understanding the lie of the land: an institutional analysis of petro-governance in Tanzania
Journal Article | Jan 2018
Tanzania has recently discovered large petroleum and natural gas reserves, boosting its natural resource stocks and potential future revenue flows. Whether ...
petroleum, governance, legal regimes, Tanzania
Human rights in Bosnia
Project | Aug - Dec 2003
Paper/article about citizenship legislation and internal diplacement in Bosnia - Herzegovina
Europe: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Africa loses big money on tax breaks
News | 11 Jun 2012
Many African states could raise substantial tax revenues. Instead they race to offer foreign investors the most favorable tax treatment.
Tracing Gender Differences in Parliamentary Debates: A Growth Curve Analysis of Ugandan MPs' Activity Levels in Plenary Sessions, 1998-2008.
Journal Article | Sep 2014
Participation in legislative debates is potentially an important tool for Members of Parliament (MPs) to communicate policy positions and exert influence ...
Representation, quotas, gender, Uganda
Understanding the Lay of the Land: An Institutional Analysis of Petro-Governance in Tanzania
CMI Working Paper | Dec 2016
Tanzania has recently discovered large petroleum reserves, boosting its reserve natural resource stocks and potential future revenue flows. What is the ...
petroleum, bureucracy, revenue flows, natural resources, institutions, Tanzania
Communal Land Rights and Peace-Building in North Kordofan: Policy and Legislative Challenges
Sudan Working Paper | Mar 2008
Land policies are of fundamental importance to the wellbeing of and the economic opportunities open to rural people, good governance, and peaceful coexistence. ...
Sudan
Controlling elections: The Angolan Election Commission
Angola Brief | Apr 2013
Over the last few years, Angolan legislation on elections and the Angolan national election commission has been strengthened considerably. In legal ...
Elections, Special Institutions, Election commission, Angola
Do elections imply democracy or autocracy?
CMI Brief | Mar 2010
Since the early 1990s, legislative and presidential multiparty elections have taken place in 42 out of Sub Saharan Africa’s 48 states. For a majority, ...
democracy, elections, presidential elections, multiparty elections
Stopping illegal trafficking of endangered species requires combatting corruption
News | 3 Sep 2015
Corruption and illegal trafficking endanger the world’s biodiversity