We are a multidisciplinary team with key strengths in research and analytical methods from political economy analysis and in depth case studies to quantitative techniques.
Head of Programme
Head of Programme
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Marta's work focuses on justice and rights, governance, fragile states, policy evaluation and political economy of aid.
Programme Officer
Claire Dilliway
Programme Officer
Programme Officer
Rest of the team
Director of APPP/Research Fellow
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David Booth leads the Africa Power and Politics Programme (APPP), a five-year consortium research programme dedicated to "discovering institutions that work for poor people”. His other work focuses on the political economy of governance-improvement and aid in sub-Saharan Africa and, to a lesser extent, Latin America.
Research Associate
Research Officer
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Vikki Chambers has a particular interest in governance and neo-patrimonialism with a regional focus on sub-Saharan Africa. She is a member of the ‘Africa Power and Politics Programme’ (APPP) which aims to identify forms of governance that work better for development and poverty reduction.
Research Officer
Research Fellow
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Pilar Domingo has a D.Phil in Politics, and has published in the areas of: accountability, rule of law, and justice sector reform; rights-based citizenship and legal empowerment for vulnerable groups through rights claims; transitional justice issues, and democratization, institution-building and state reform. Her region of expertise is Latin America.
Research Officer
Research Fellow
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Alina is a Research Fellow in the Politics and Governance Programme with expertise on democratisation, lstate-society relations, institutions, and state-building.
Sonia Sezille
Programme Manager
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Sonia has a background in international business and international development. Her current post focuses on the programme management of the Africa, Power and Politics Programme headed by the Overseas Development Institute in London.
Media & Public Affairs Officer/IEDG Communications Officer
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Jonathan has worked on a number of successful media and Parliamentary campaigns. Whilst working for Sharon Hodgson MP he helped promote the idea of universal free school meals through the British media, leading to the rollout of nationwide pilots. He also played a pivotal role in the passing of the Special Educational Needs (Information) Act in 2008 and has an in-depth understanding of the UK legislative process.
Research Fellow
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Leni Wild has a particular interest in governance and service delivery; aid, accountability and democracy promotion; and support to fragile states and post-conflict countries.
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