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Citizens aren't always aware of government performance because politicians can't fully control bureaucrats.
Citizens aren't always aware of government performance because politicians can't fully control bureaucrats.
Citizens often don't report issues to governments because they aren't sure their feedback will lead to change, creating a disengagement dilemma. This cycle can ultimately hinder government effectiveness.
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This study explores how social networks influence the uptake of new political communication technologies in Uganda.
Politicians may shirk if their performance is obscure to constituents. This paper theorizes that early dissemination of performance information can prompt incumbents to improve before the next election, especially where challengers are anticipated.
This paper examines how monitoring institutions affect leadership quality in Uganda's community organizations.