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The European Union and Democracy Promotion in Africa: The Case of Ghana Dr Gordon Crawford POLIS Working Paper No. 10 February 2004
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Barcelona / Cairo / Lisbon / Ouagadougou / Brussels / /

Company

Euro-Mediterranean Partnership / MEDA / Development Bank / /

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Africa / /

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Egypt / Algeria / Tunisia / Morocco / Ghana / South Africa / Libya / Denmark / /

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USD / EUR / /

Facility

University of Leeds / /

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multilateral development banks / /

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the Council / the Commission / /

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Western Cape / /

Organization

Center for Democratic Development / Ghana Gordon Crawford School of Politics and International Studies / European Development Fund / Council of Ministers / civil society / World Bank / Organisation of African Unity / African Union / United Nations / European Commission / United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund / European Council / University of Leeds / European Union / European Parliament / European Community Studies Association of South Africa / University of the Western Cape / /

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Friedrich Naumann Stiftung / Gordon Crawford / /

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parliamentary elections / /

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Development Directorate General / author / official development assistance / /

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European Community / /

Region

sub-Saharan Africa / Caribbean / South Africa / North Africa / /

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