Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye
Manchester University
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North America-United States
Top articles of Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
The limits of concentrated power: Bureaucratic independence and electricity crises in Rwanda | African Affairs | Benjamin Chemouni Barnaby Dye | 2024/3/28 |
THE PRACTICES OF INDIAN AND BRAZILIAN INFRASTRUCTURE BUILDERS IN AFRICA | Africa's Global Infrastructures: South-South Transformations in Practice | Barnaby Joseph Dye Mathias Alencastro Ricardo Soares de Oliveira | 2024/2/1 |
Post‐dam construction and livelihood revitalization of affected communities at Ghana's Bui dam | Natural Resources Forum | Kwadwo Owusu Peter Bilson Obour Alex Boakye Asiedu Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2023/11/16 |
When the means become the ends: Ghana’s ‘good governance’electricity reform overwhelmed by the politics of power crises | New Political Economy | Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2023/1/2 |
The political rationality of state capitalism in Tanzania: Territorial transformation and the entrepreneurial individual | Area Development and Policy | Barnaby Dye Seth Schindler Deusdedit Rwehumbiza | 2022/1/2 |
India’s Infrastructure Building In Africa: South-South Cooperation And The Abstraction Of Responsibility | African Affairs | Barnaby Dye | 2022/4 |
India’s development policies with Africa increasingly show an uneven convergence with western institutions | Africa at LSE | Barnaby Dye | 2022/3/10 |
New convergence tilt in India’s South–South cooperation with Africa | South Asia@ LSE | Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2022/3/10 |
Introduction: The ideology of the illiberal modernisers in Africa | Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2022/9/2 | |
India Africa Diplomatic Relations Under Modi: Worth the Hype? | Barnaby Dye | 2022/3/1 | |
Dam building by the illiberal modernisers: ideological drivers for Rwanda and Tanzania’s megawatt mission | Critical African Studies | Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2022/9/2 |
Uneven convergence in India’s development cooperation: the case of concessional finance to Africa | Third World Quarterly | Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2022/1/2 |
Policy Brief and Report on the Political Economy of Electricity in Ghana | Barnaby Dye | 2022/6/1 | |
Engaging stakeholders in water-energy-food-environment systems assessment and planning: A FutureDAMS guide | Barnaby Dye David Hulme | 2021 | |
Brazil’s Boom and Bust in Tanzania: A Case Study of Naivety? | Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2021 | |
What does Tanzania’s new government mean for the controversial Julius Nyerere mega-dam? | Africa at LSE | Barnaby Dye | 2021/10/20 |
Unpacking authoritarian governance in electricity policy: Understanding progress, inconsistency and stagnation in Tanzania | Energy Research & Social Science | Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2021/10/1 |
Meeting Africa’s latest dam builders: The Indian ExIm Bank,‘entrepreneurial’companies and the outcomes of South–South cooperation | Barnaby Joseph Dye | 2021/9 | |
Britain’s New Infrastructure Bank: Can it learn from Global Experience? | Barnaby Dye David Hulme | 2021/4/28 | |
The contradictions of the authoritarian developmental state: Energy boom and policy-making in Rwanda | Benjamin Chemouni Barnaby Dye | 2020 |
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