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Leadership, Community Ties, and Participation of the Poor: Evidence from Kenya, Malawi, and Zambia
Research on public goods provision in Africa suggests that local leaders’ ability to mobilize the poor varies with the nature of the community. Yet there remains uncertainty about why local leaders are better in mobilizing the poor in some communities than others. In this paper, we address this ques
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