Taming Big Tech: Protecting expression for all
Governments around the world are seeking to regulate how social media companies address problematic content on their platforms, especially hate…
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Economia amb ulleres liles
Jornades de més de 40 hores, hores extres, correus electrònics en hores intempestives, jornades que s’allar- guen el cap de…
Willingness of Zambians to sacrifice democratic principles during a pandemic: The case of COVID-19
What is the impact of a pandemic on citizens’ willingness to sacrifice democratic principles? Using the novel COVID-19 pandemic as…
A United Nations Special Rapporteur on Democracy
Encouraged by support for a new mandate to be established by the UN’s Human Rights Council (HRC) of a UN…
Taxation for development: The impact of the Ebola epidemic on citizen support across West Africa
We explore the impact of the Ebola epidemic on attitudes toward taxation for development in West Africa. Utilising representative surveys…
Improving Budget Credibility for Access to Agricultural Inputs and Services in Nigeria
This research examines budget credibility trends in agriculture inputs and services over time. It intends to discover the key drivers…
Border proximity and attitudes toward free movement in Africa
How does proximity to an international border influence attitudes toward the free movement of people in Africa? Often conceptualised as…
Energy Transition: Realities and Pathways for Nigeria
This document introduces a series that intends to interrogate Nigeria’s choices, risks, financing options, and investment opportunities as it transits…
Supporting Democracy for 10 Years
This anniversary publication marks ten years of EED grant-making. Over the past decade, EED has awarded nearly 2,200 grants to…
Keeping up with the Dlaminis: Perceived inequalities and satisfaction with democracy in Africa
Does perceived inequality shape how satisfied ordinary Africans are with how democracy is functioning in their countries? I use nationally…