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Strategic Communication
1. Achieving Behavior Change in Public Officials through Mobilized Public Opinion, Chike Anyaegbunam, Paper Prepared for Presentation at the Generating Genuine Demand with Social Accountability Mechanisms, Learning Event, November 1 – 2, 2007, World Bank Office, Paris, France
2. Draft Report on Scoping Study of the Role of Communication to Support the Community Scorecard in the Malawi Social Action Fund (MASAF), Professor Chris Kamlongera, African Centre of Communication for Development, MALAWI
3. Don Parafina, Seven Years of G-Watch Partnership with the Department of Education: Lessons on Gaining Official Support for Social Accountability Initiatives.
4. Enrique Peruzzotti, The Workings Of Social Accountability: Context and Conditions, Paper Prepared For The Workshop Generating Genuine Demand With Social Accountability Mechanisms, November 1-2, 2007 – World Bank Office, Paris
5. George Cheriyan, Generating Genuine Demand with Social Accountability Mechanisms- Learning from the Indian Experience, Paper presented in the Learning Event Organized by the World Bank on November 1-2, 2007 at the World Bank Office, Paris
6. . From “Brakes” to “Accelerators” How informed public opinion facilitates behavior changes in public officials. Gopakumar K Thampi Public Affairs Foundation Bangalore
7. Harry Blair, Gaining state support for social accountability mechanisms, Paper prepared for the World Bank’s CommGAP workshop in Paris, 1-2 November 2007
8. Joanne Caddy Tiago Peixoto, Mary Mcneil, Beyond Public Scrutiny: Stocktaking Of Social Accountability In OECD Countries, WBI
9. Laura Zommer, Students and professors at the University of Buenos Aires systematically monitor the fulfilment of freedom of information laws in Argentina and the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (Decreto 1172/3 and Ley 104 CABA).
10. M Myers, Paper for World Bank Conference: Paris, November 2007 Well-Informed Journalists Make Well-Informed Citizens: Coverage of governance issues in the D R Congo s
11. . Peter Levine, “Social Accountability” as Public Work, Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning & Engagement), University of Maryland
12. Shanto Iyengar, Making Citizens Autonomous: The Possibility of Unmediated Information Campaign, Paper prepared for the Generating Genuine Demand with Social Accountability Mechanisms Workshop, Paris, November 1-2, 2007r
13. Samuel Paul On Stimulating Citizen Activism, Public Affairs Centre, Bangalore
14. Varuzhan Hoktanyan, Role and Place of the Government in the Application of Social Accountability Tools in Armenia, Transparency International Armenia

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