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Comparative Institutional Advantage and the Appropriate Development Model for Sub-Saharan Africa

Geoffrey Schneider Economics Department, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, USA
Pages 115-124 | Published online: 23 Dec 2011

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Tereza Němečková & Arshad Hayat. (2023) Services Trade and Institutional Quality: Evidence from Africa. Applied Economics 55:59, pages 6978-6996.
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Geoffrey E. Schneider. (2018) The Post-Apartheid Development Debacle in South Africa: How Mainstream Economics and the Vested Interests Preserved Apartheid Economic Structures. Journal of Economic Issues 52:2, pages 306-322.
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Berhanu Nega & Geoffrey Schneider. (2016) Africa Rising? Short-Term Growth vs. Deep Institutional Concerns. Forum for Social Economics 45:4, pages 283-308.
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Geoffrey Schneider & Berhanu Nega. (2016) Limits of the New Institutional Economics Approach to African Development. Journal of Economic Issues 50:2, pages 435-443.
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Wolfram Elsner & Henning Schwardt. (2015) From Emergent Cooperation to Contextual Trust, and to General Trust: Overlapping Meso-Sized Interaction Arenas and Cooperation Platforms as a Foundation of Pro-Social Behavior. Forum for Social Economics 44:1, pages 69-86.
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Geoffrey Schneider & Berhanu Nega. (2013) Democracy, Development and Comparative Institutional Advantage in Africa. Forum for Social Economics 42:2-3, pages 231-247.
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WOLFRAM ELSNER & HENNING SCHWARDT. (2013) Trust and arena size: expectations, institutions, and general trust, and critical population and group sizes. Journal of Institutional Economics 10:1, pages 107-134.
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