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  • Bottlenecks in Strategic Policy Innovation Processes in a Developing Knowledge Economy : 
    Alex Thomas, Ijjo; John Francis, Mugisha; Faith, Ahabyoona Mugisha (Cavendish University Uganda, 2022)
    A wide range of bottlenecks appear to challenge the process of evidence-based policy innovation in developing economies. This paper develops a hexagonal helical framework that identifies and critically examines the ...
  • Business Innovations as Pathways for Small and Medium Manufacturing Enterprise Resilience in Kampala, Uganda 
    Faith, Ahabyoona Mugisha; Alex Thomas, Ijjo (Cavendish University Uganda, 2022)
    This article analyzes the relationship between business innovations and the resilience of small and medium manufacturing enterprises (SMMEs) in Kampala, Uganda. Specifically, the paper examined the different forms of ...
  • Determinants of Domestic Food Price Differentials: Constraints for Intra-Uganda Trade 
    Isaac M. B., Shinyekwa; Alex Thomas, Ijjo (Canadian Center of Science and Education, 2016)
    The paper estimates the determinants of price differentials across 79 districts in Uganda. In the framework of the law of one price, we examine the hypothesis that the spatial price differentials are at least partly ...
  • Drivers of Urban Land Investments by Private Owners in a Developing Country : 
    Alex Thomas, Ijjo; Davis, Byaruhanga (Asian Development Perspectives, 2022)
    Favorable land policy, proper urban planning, and land tenure security seem to correlate with increased willingness of private landowners to undertake land development investments. This paper employed a logit model to ...
  • Publish or Perish : 
    Olutayo K., Osunsan; Alex Thomas, Ijjo; John Francis, Mugisha; Samuel, Pule; Moses, Muhwezi (Cavendish University Uganda, 2022)
    The ‘publish or perish’ mantra is a global phenomenon that has been extensively documented and scrutinized in western literature; however, too little has been done in the African context. Using a systemic review, this ...
  • Regional Economic Integration and Economic Growth in the COMESA Region, 1980–2010 
    Henry, Karamuriro Tumwebaze; Alex Thomas, Ijjo (African Development Review, 2015)
    A key goal of the COMESA Treaty (1993) was to stimulate sustainable economic growth in the region through increased trade between member states. On the basis of a 1980–2010 annual panel dataset, we examine the contribution ...