African Politics book report

- pick one book from the following list. 
- follow directions on how to receive an A 

1.  Ben Ramalingam, Aid on the Edge of Chaos: Rethinking International Cooperation in a Complex
World, Oxford, England: Oxford U. Press, 2014.
2.  Ephraim Chirwa and Andrew Dorward, Agricultural Input Subsidies: The Recent Malawi
Experience, Oxford, England: Oxford U. p., 2013.
3.  Vaidyanathan, Agricultural Growth: The Role of Technology, Incentives, and Institutions (Oxford
Collected Essays) , Oxford, England: O. U. P., 2010.
4.  Magdi Amin and Ragui Assaad, After the Spring: Economic Transitions in the Arab World,
 Oxford, England: O. U. P., 2012.
5.  United Economic Commission for Africa, African Governance Report, 2009. Oxford, England: O. 
 U. P., 2009.
6.  The African Development Bank, The African Development Report 2010, Oxford , England: O. U. 
 P., 2010.
7.  The African Development Bank, The African Development Report 2009, Oxford, England: O. U. 
 P., 2009.
8.  The African Development Bank, The African Development Report 2008, Oxford, England: O. U. 
 P., 2008.
9.  The African Development Bank, The African Development Report 2007, Oxford, England: O. U.
 P., 2007.
10. The African Development Bank, The African Development Report 2006, Oxford, England: O. U. 
 P., 2006.
11. The African Development Bank, The African Development Report 2005, Oxford, England: O. U. 
 P., 2005.
12.  Augustin K. Fosu, Achieving Development Success: Strategies and Lessons from the Developing
World (Unu-Wider Studies in Development Economics), Oxford, England: O. U. P., 2013.
13. Barnett R. Rubin, Afghanistan from the Cold War through the War on Terror, Oxford, England: O. 
 U. P., 2008.
14. Luv Puri, Across the Line of Control: Inside Pakistan-administered Kashmir, Oxford, England: O. 
 U. P., 2014.
15. Christopher Davidson, Abu Dhabi: Oil and Beyond (Power and Politics in the Gulf), Oxford,
 England: O. U. P., 2014.
16. Adekeye Adebajo, Curse of Berlin: Africa After the Cold War, Oxford, England: O. U. P., 2014.
17. Paul Gifford Gifford, Christianity Politics and Public Life in Kenya, Oxford, England: O. U. P., 
 2009.