Culture, Development, and Public Administration in Africa
by Ogwo Jombo Umeh, Greg Andranovich
Culture, Development, and Public Administration in Africa explores the connections between cultural context, development, and public administration across the continent. By bringing these themes together, the book offers a useful foundation for readers studying African affairs, governance, public-sector institutions, and development-related issues.
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Culture, Development, and Public Administration in Africa focuses on the relationship between culture, development, and public administration.
The book centers Africa as its geographic and intellectual context, connecting public-sector concerns with broader questions of development and cultural influence.
It may serve as a resource for readers interested in African studies, governance, public administration, and development.
Written by Ogwo Jombo Umeh and Greg Andranovich, this volume brings together themes relevant to students and professionals examining public institutions in Africa.
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