ADEBANKE ILORI

I am Adebanke, a development practitioner with educational background and technical experience in the cross-cutting fields of public policy, governance, law, gender, global conflict, and inclusion. I'd like to share my short perspectives on various developmental issues using easy to read language. I wrote most of these during grad school and I hope you enjoy reading them.

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Mar 28, 20224 min read

Reflections on the documentary "Born in Syria"

This documentary on the Syrian Conflict examines the theme of survival during conflict from the lens of Syrian children who are fleeing...

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Mar 28, 202212 min read

Infrastructure as an Integral component of Intracontinental trade in Africa

One of the major objectives of the African Union’s Agenda 2063 is to reduce internal trade barriers and improve intra-African trade....

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Mar 28, 20222 min read

Where do all roads lead ?

My thoughts on Rodrik, Dani's One Economics, Many Recipes.

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Mar 28, 20222 min read

We have some good governance too

On Professor Judith Tendler's "Good Government in the Tropics"

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Mar 28, 20222 min read

Nation building is a marathon but this piece is a sprint!

A couple of questions I ask when reflecting on the definition of good governance focuses on measuring what system of governance would...

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Mar 28, 20223 min read

Lets get practical

My thoughts on the book "In Service of The Republic: The Art and Science of Economic Policy by Kelkar, Vijay, and Ajay Shah"

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Mar 28, 20223 min read

Much Ado about What a continent can learn from a country.

Exploring Xu Chenggang and Mkandawire Thandika's Ideas

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Mar 28, 20223 min read

Don't Focus on the Numbers

Brief thoughts on "Building State Capacity" by Matt Andrews et al and "the Power of Letting Go" by Dan Honig

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