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Transitional justice is firmly on the agenda in post-conflict and post-repression settings. This Background Note reviews the growing literature on transitional justice and sets out some key issues that international actors need to consider to engage strategically with these processes during governance transitions.
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Governance and (shared) growth linkages
This project will analyse and synthesise the current state of knowledge and underlying evidence on the relationship between governance and (inclusive) growth in an accessible and clear format; iii) better understand the political economy of (shared) growth and different pathways to economic transformation; and iii) to distill some practical guidance for teams engaging in (inclusive) growth diagnostics. -
Will Kenya's 2010 Constitution work for women and children?
This Project Briefing looks at what has been achieved in the first year of implementing Kenya's new Constitution, and what still needs to be done to realise constitutional commitments to the rights of children and women. -

Women traders buy fish from fishermen to trade at Ngwenye market in Mpulungu, Zambia
License: ODI given rights
Credit: Guy Oliver
Source: IRINZambia today: implementing policies for growth and poverty reduction
Dr Guy Scott MP, Vice President of the Republic of Zambia, will discuss the key challenges, opportunities and trade-offs that the new Government is facing in order to sustain and utilise high levels of growth to accelerate poverty reduction, address high levels of inequity, and improve governance.
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Who are the ‘honourable’ - MPs or citizens?
The past two weeks have thrown Malawi into heated debates on the true meaning of democracy. One key issue is whether the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) MPs who visited President Joyce Banda to express their support at her home on 7 April, well before she took office as Malawi’s new President, abused their role to gain power and favours from ‘the President to be’.
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How democracy came through in Malawi's succession
'The problem was that no formal announcement of Mutharika's death had yet been made, and his body had been spirited away.' -
Behind the ballot box: making the transition to a democracy
Does democracy lead to development and the protection of human rights? In light of the Arab Spring Alina Rocha Menocal presents evidence on progress in making the transition to democracy.
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How will EU trade policy respond to new challenges in the coming decade?
The European Union’s communication on trade, growth and development, launched on 27 January, sets the framework for its actions on trade and development in the coming decade.
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The birth of a new Libya?
A recent ODI event on Libya helped to crystallise some of the dilemmas and tensions embedded in contemporary state-building efforts, both domestic and international.
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From an Arab Spring to a Winter of discontent? Challenges to the democratic transition in Egypt
This article explores the revolution in Egypt and argues that the key challenge for the new emerging Egypt is establishing a regime that is democratic not only in name but also in practice.








