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Sam Hickey (University of Manchester)

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JobTitle: Professor of Politics and Development ESID Research Director
Department: Global Development Institute
Country: United Kingdom

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• DSA2024: Investigating the politics of social (in)justice in African cities
• DSA2023: Investigating the politics of crisis in African cities
• DSA2022: The political economy of urban reform in Africa: from analysis to action
• DSA2022: The political economy of urban reform in Africa: from analysis to action
• DSA2022: The political economy of urban reform in Africa: from analysis to action
• DSA2021: The global politics and local practices of policy transfer in an unsettled world II
• DSA2021: The global politics and local practices of policy transfer in an unsettled world I
• DSA2021: Rethinking the politics of global development
• DSA2020: Leadership, political settlements and bureaucratic 'pockets of effectiveness': exploring the role of 'technopols' in delivering development
• ECAS2019: The politics of governing oil in Africa: rupture and continuity?
• DSA2019: State capacity and the politics of development in Africa
• DSA2017: Negotiating the politics of social protection: global, national, local
• DSA2016: Beyond the 'new' new institutionalism: debating the real comparative politics of development

Papers

• DSA2025: Abstraction and obfuscation in the construction of just transition frameworks: towards a relational approach
• DSA2024: Rethinking the politics of informal settlements in Africa: Comparative insights from Accra, Freetown, Harare and Kampala
• DSA2023: Comparing the politics of informal settlements in Freetown and Kampala
• DSA2022: Reframing the politics of urban development in Africa: a political political settlements perspective
• DSA2021: 'Straight to Norway? The creation of a best-practice agenda for governing oil'
• DSA2020: PoEs, political settlements and technopols: from state-building to regime survival in Uganda?
• DSA2020: Unpacking the Effectiveness of Leadership: Political Settlements and State Capacity
• ECAS2019: The politics of governing oil in Uganda under 'best-practice' institutional arrangements
• DSA2019: Bureaucratic 'pockets of effectiveness' as windows onto the politics of state formation in Africa: comparative insights from a political settlements perspective
• DSA2018: The political economy of social assistance in sub-Saharan Africa: Power relations, ideas and transnational policymaking
• DSA2017: The global politics of social protection
• DSA2016: Going beyond 'politics matters': New insights into how politics and power shapes development