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Abstract
This contribution summarises research conducted by the Africa Power and Politics Programme, which finds that contrary to standard policy advice, neo-patrimonial governance can under certain conditions be compatible with a growth-enhancing investment climate.
Notes
The countries were Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda and Rwanda. All were in Africa's tropical belt, had medium-sized populations and were immune to ‘resource curse’ issues.