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Taxation and government accountability and responsiveness in Rwanda
This thesis examines the extent to which a hybrid regime, specifically a dominant authoritarian state, in a low-income country in sub-Saharan Africa –when faced with acute revenue pressure- is willing to cede power, accept increased political accountability, and become more responsive to the needs o
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