Development outcomes, whether in service delivery, conflict, fiscal policy, or public sector reform, depend on citizens’ ability to act in concert to hold politicians accountable for serving their collective interests. As Lead Research Economist Philip Keefer pointed out in this Policy Research Talk on January 14, 2014, citizens who can’t organize also can’t act collectively.
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