Analysis of the Political Economy of Malawi

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This is a comprehensive analysis of the contemporary political economy (PEA) of Malawi, with an emphasis on the implications for Norway as a donor to the country. The PEA comprises a cross-sectoral analysis of the economy and the governance system; the humanitarian and social situation; human rights; conflicts; and potential risks.

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Blog post | 2019

“The Tipp-Ex election”: Widespread unrest after the 2019 elections in Malawi

Arne Tostensen

Analysis of the Political Economy of Malawi

Arne Tostensen

Inge Amundsen

Publications

“The Tipp-Ex election”: Widespread unrest after the 2019 elections in Malawi

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