Transnational Institute Board member, David works as an independent advisor for grant-making agencies, specialising in civil society. Research and other professional activities in Africa provided a basis for books and articles on Angola and Mozambique and many unpublished reports on South Africa. More recently, evaluative research assignments have taken him to Eastern Europe and countries of the former Soviet Union. Trained at Harvard, David earned his graduate degrees from Princeton and the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague.
Location:
Netherlands
Foreign Aid Ideologies and Impacts; Member-based Organisations, including Movements of Urban Poor in Africa and Trade Unions; Policy Activism via Networks and Academic Units; Southern Africa
English, Portuguese
Selected publications:
Recent content by David Sogge
Angola, "Failed" yet "Successful"
(7 May 2009)
“Talk of human security helps frame power relations”
(1 Feb 2009)
State weakness: seen from another perspective
(26 Sep 2008)
Angola: empowerment of the few
(30 May 2007)
Capacitando os cidadãos para se organizarem entre si
(24 Apr 2007)
Enabling citizens to organise themselves
(1 Apr 2007)
Crisis of the State and Civil Domains in Africa
(1 Dec 2006)







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