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Diana Conyers - Visiting Fellow

Governance
E: d.conyers@ids.ac.uk

CV

Thematic Expertise:
Aid; Governance; Democracy.

Geographic Expertise:
Sub Saharan Africa; Papua New Guinea; Tanzania; Uganda; Zambia; Zimbabwe.

Dr Diana Conyers is a social scientist with nearly 40 years' experience of development work, most of it based overseas. Throughout her career she has combined practical work (including government employment, applied research and consultancy) with teaching and writing, in the belief that these two types of activity are mutually supportive.

Diana worked at IDS from January 2005 to April 2013 and primarily as Programme Convenor of the MA Governance and Development. She had a particular interest in  providing IDS students with practical fieldwork experience in the local community.

IDS was commissioned by the World Bank to provide input into the implementation of the 'Russia as a Donor Initiative' (RDI) programme.

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Deepening Democracy in the UK: Rhetoric and Reality

In 'Deepening Democracy in the UK: Rhetoric and Reality' (2008)
Conyers, D.

Deepening Democracy in the UK: Rhetoric and Reality

IDS Working Paper 314 (2008)
Conyers, D.

Decentralising Service Delivery?

IDS Bulletin 38.1 (2007)
Robinson, M.

Decentralisation: The Latest Fashion in Development Administration?

In 'Comparative Public Administration: the Essential Readings' (2006)
Otenyo, E. and Lind, N.

Aid Ineffectiveness in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Problem of Donor Capacity

IDS Bulletin 36.3 (2005)
Conyers, D. and Mellors, R.

Community Empowerment and Democracy in Zimbabwe: a Case Study from Binga District

Social Policy and Administration 38.4 (2004)
Conyers, D. and Cumanzala, F.

Decentralisation in Zimbabwe: a local perspective

Public Administration and Development 3.23 (2003)
Conyers, D.

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