Mubiru, Alex Mutebi
Alex M. Mubiru is a Principal Research Economist in the African Development Bank’s research department. He specializes in the political economy of governance and institutional reforms, with a particular interest in developing country settings. Prior to joining the African Development Bank, he was a lecturer in Singapore at both the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy of the National University of Singapore and at the Singapore Management University. Earlier in his career he was based in Thailand as a Public Sector Specialist for the World Bank and as a research associate at the Thailand Development Research Institute.
Some of his publications have appeared in Development and Change, Urban Studies, Space and Polity, and the International Journal of Public Administration. He currently serves one of the managing editors for the African Development Review. He holds a PhD from Princeton University.
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16/12/2011 - AfDB promotes statistical development with the launch of the Open Data for Africa platform
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12/12/2011 - AfDB-IMF joint seminar on “Economic policies for financial stability”
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29/11/2011 - First edition of Emerging Issues Series focuses on how Africa is coping with global uncertainty
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25/11/2011 - AfDB and IMF organize training on balance of payments for statisticians
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16/11/2011 - More and more Africans are growing old but face uncertain future, reports AfDB
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25/10/2011 - What Will Africa Be Like in 2060?
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11/10/2011 - Helping Africa's Poor to Manage Risks key to Region’s Progress, Says New Report
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30/09/2011 - New AfDB Study Takes in-depth Look at China-Africa Partnership
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26/09/2011 - The achievement of the 2011 Making Finance Work for Africa Partnership Forum
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20/09/2011 - China-Africa Relations Scrutinized in AfDB’s New Book
