Panel 17. States at work: African public services in comparative perspective

Title	Author(s)
La gestion communale sert-elle l’intérêt public ? Réflexions à partir des expériences du Bénin et du Niger.	Eric, Hahonou Komlavi
Relations between the State and international non-governmental organisations in the education sector in Benin: The case of the municipal education committee of Nikki	Fichtner, Sarah
Teacher's trade unionism : Pluralism, claiming and construction of the state in Benin .	Azizou, Chabi Imorou
Wanted by the state: farmers making headway - a case study in Tigray, Northern Ethiopia	Segers, Kaatje ; Dessein, Joost ; Nyssen, Jan ; Haile, Mitiku ; Deckers, Seppe
The informal "market of education" in Egypt - private tutoring and its implications	Hartmann, Sarah Johanna
Good Governance in Malawi: Policy implementation and fissures in the civil service	Anders, Gerhard
Public administration capacity to implement 'participatory' development policy: Evidence from Morocco	Bergh, Sylvia I.
Ghanaian judges: career trajectories and self-understanding	Budniok, Jan
Sovereignty Through a Bureaucratic Optic: Ghana's Customs Service and the Fault Lines of Neoliberal Reform	Chalfin, Brenda
Developmentality, State Building and the Participation-Conditionality Nexus	Lie, Jon Harald Sande
The Volta River Authority: a Public Service Company in Ghana	Miescher, Stephan F.