Africa: Elections Aren't Enough (Mar. 10, 2010)
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Paul Collier, award-winning author of books such as "The Bottom Billion" and "War, Guns, and Votes," is joined on a panel by David Carroll, director of the Carter Center's Democracy Program; Tom Crick, associate director of the Center's Conflict Resolution Program; and Jennifer McCoy, director of the Center's Americas Program for a closer look at the impact of elections in Africa and what is needed to make democracy hold in developing countries. Carter Center Vice President for Peace Programs John Stremlau moderates.
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