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The handle https://hdl.handle.net/1887/3176462 holds various files of this Leiden University dissertation.

Author: Abubakar, A.

Title: Bureaucratic politics in neopatrimonial settings: types of appointment and their

implications in Ghana

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Abdul-Nasir

Abubakar

BUREAUCRATIC POLITICS IN

NEOPATRIMONIAL SETTINGS:

TYPES OF APPOINTMENT AND THEIR

IMPLICATIONS IN GHANA

Abdul-Nasir

Abubakar

BUREAUCRATIC POLITICS IN

NEOPATRIMONIAL SETTINGS:

TYPES OF APPOINTMENT AND THEIR

IMPLICATIONS IN GHANA

BUREA

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TYPES OF APPOINTMENT

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Abdul-Nasir Abubak

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