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Acknowledgments
The author would like to thank Professor John Daniel, Dr. Kwesi SansculotteGreenidge, Dr. Grace Maina, Dr. William Tsuma and ACCORD’s Knowledge Production Department for their insightful comments and contributions to this paper.
About the author
Daniel R. Forti is currently an undergraduate student at Duke University in North Carolina, USA, and is on schedule to graduate in May 2012. He is earning his AB in Public Policy Studies from the Terry Sanford School of Public Policy, as well as a minor in African and African American Studies. Mr. Forti was a research intern for ACCORD’s Knowledge Production Department from May to August 2011. This paper was written as a component of his research internship.
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