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Autorenporträt
Portia Roelofs is Lecturer in Politics at King's College London. She was previously the Junior Research Fellow in Politics and Political Thought at St Anne's College Oxford and an LSE Fellow in International Development. She has spent time as a visiting scholar at the universities of Ibadan and Maiduguri, and the Institute Français de Recherche on Afrique - Ibadan. She has published in African Affairs, the Journal of Modern African Studies, Governance, Oxford Development Studies and Review of African Political Economy.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: competing conceptions of good governance; 1. Contested legacies of good governance; 2. Good governance, what's not to love? The Lagos model in Lagos, Oyo and Ekiti states; 3. Be accessible! Accountability, performance and the politician who is 'always in a meeting'; 4. Theorising accountability as accessibility: communication, social sanctions and the limits of principal-agent models; 5. Transparency in people: information, cabals and the politics of hidden networks; 6. Socially embedded good governance: the public-private divide, out-of-office politicians and 'personal' politics in Africa; Conclusion: what Nigeria can teach us about good governance: from socially embedded governance to twenty-first-century democracy.
Introduction: competing conceptions of good governance; 1. Contested legacies of good governance; 2. Good governance, what's not to love? The Lagos model in Lagos, Oyo and Ekiti states; 3. Be accessible! Accountability, performance and the politician who is 'always in a meeting'; 4. Theorising accountability as accessibility: communication, social sanctions and the limits of principal-agent models; 5. Transparency in people: information, cabals and the politics of hidden networks; 6. Socially embedded good governance: the public-private divide, out-of-office politicians and 'personal' politics in Africa; Conclusion: what Nigeria can teach us about good governance: from socially embedded governance to twenty-first-century democracy.
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