Chr. Michelsens institutt
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- Open LibraryOL11826532A
Top Subjects
- Politics and government (4)
- Economic aspects (4)
- Democratization (3)
- Economic conditions (3)
- Tanzania (3)
- Political corruption (3)
- Elections (2)
Books by Chr. Michelsens institutt
Total count: 32
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Nürnberg-dommenUtg. av Chr. Michelsens institutt for videnskap og åndsfrihetI hovedkommisjon hos J. Grieg1947-01-01
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Norge og utviklingslandenereferat fra et seminar 19-21/1/19611961-01-01
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South Africa's 1994 electionsthe birth of democracy, its future prospects and Norwegian development aidNorwegian Institute of Human Rights1994-01-01
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Anthropology and postmodernismChr. Michelsen Institute1994-01-01
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Environment, society and the state in southwestern EritreaChr. Michelsen Institute, Development Studies and Human Rights2000-01-01
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The Snorre Field and the rise and fall of Saga PetroleumChr. Michelsen Institute, Development Studies and Human Rights2000-01-01
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Economic growth, employment, and decentralised development in Sri LankaChr. Michelsen Institute, Development Studies and Human Rights2000-01-01
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Post-war reconciliation and democratizationconcepts, goals and lessons learntChr. Michelsen Institute, Development Studies and Human Rights2000-01-01
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The pluralist paradoxthe decline of economic interest groups in Zambia in the 1990'sChr. Michelsen Institute2000-01-01
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The UN and post-crisis aidtowards a more political economyChr. Michelsen Institute, Development Studies and Human Rights2000-01-01
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The economic organisation of specific assetsChr. Michelsen Institute, Development Studies and Human Rights2000-01-01
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Patterns of foreign direct investment in poor countriesChr. Michelsen Institute2000-01-01
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Taxation, aid and democracyan agenda for research in African countriesChr. Michelsen Institute2000-01-01
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The status of the East Timor agricultural sector 1999Chr. Michelsen Institute, Development Studies and Human Rights2001-01-01
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Palestinian state-formationprospects and challenges : report from a symposium at Chr. Michelsen Institute, Bergen, Norway 24-25 May 2004Chr. Michelsen Institute, Development Studies and Human Rights2004-01-01
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Local governance, urban poverty and service delivery in NamibiaChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Review of Norwegian support to Tanzania Culture Trust FundChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Precarious peacebuildingpost-war Lebanon, 1990-2005Chr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Poverty in Mozambiquediscourse, analysis and monitoring : suggestions for national stakeholders and the donor communityChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Does social development affect poverty?the role of participation in income dynamics in Indonesia 1993-2000Chr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Corruption in tax administrationlessons from institutional reforms in UgandaChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Micro and small-scale industry development in Cabo Delgado Province in MozambiqueChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2005options for Swedish development cooperation, 2006-2010Chr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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SADC's restructuring and emerging policies options for Norwegian supportChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Evaluation of NPA's support to Mutuelle, a voluntary health insurance scheme in RwandaChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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The accountability function of Parliament in new democraciesTanzanian perspectivesChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Norwegian NGOs in post-Taliban Afghanistanreview and lessons learnedChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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The NORAD programme in arts and cultural educationa review of the first phase 2002-2004Chr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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The accountability function of supreme audit institutions in Malawi, Uganda and TanzaniaChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Fissions and fusions, foes and friendsparty-system re-structuring in Malawi in the 2004 general electionsChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Social rights litigation as transformationSouth African perspectivesChr. Michelsen Institute2005-01-01
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Os custos da corrupção para a economia moçambicanapor quê é que é importante combater a corrupção num clima de fragilidade fiscalCentro de Integridade Pública Moçambique2016-01-01