Legitimacy and Expertise among Nonstate Providers of Public Goods in Africa: A Comparative Study of Corporations and Transnational Migrant Associations

• In Event: Legitimacy, Public Goods, and Corruption in Africa

Brief Overview

This paper will explore the conditions under which non-state providers of public goods and services seek various forms of legitimacy among local actors, and the role of domestic and transnational networks in facilitating these dynamics.

Authors

• Owura Kuffuor, Purdue University

• Charles Kevin Taber, Purdue University