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Gabrielle Lynch
Foregone conclusions: Why bother with elections in countries like Uganda and Tanzania?
Africa
Justin Willis
,
Gabrielle Lynch
&
Nic Cheeseman
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6 Apr 2021
Even when only one result is possible, elections can tell us a lot about what’s really going on
The hidden costs of social media use in elections: A Ghana case study
Africa
Gabrielle Lynch
,
Elena Gadjanova
&
Ghadafi Saibu
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4 Dec 2019
Efforts to mitigate the double edged nature of social media in politics must take into account local information environments
Misleading myth of truth commissions
Article
Gabrielle Lynch
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7 Sep 2018
Other African countries should not be so quick to blindly copy South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission model
Cambridge Analytica’s role in Africa overstated
Africa
Gabrielle Lynch
,
Nic Cheeseman
&
Justin Willis
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24 Mar 2018
Claims about Cambridge Analytica's role in elections in Nigeria and Kenya have been overstated.
Kenya’s elections are much more than just a ruthless game of thrones
Africa
Gabrielle Lynch
,
Nic Cheeseman
&
Justin Willis
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9 Aug 2017
Despite their scepticism, Kenyan voters come out in large numbers to cast their ballots.
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