Profile

Graeme Stewart-Wilson

Doctoral Fellow

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Graeme Stewart-Wilson is a Ph.D. student in Political Science at the University of Toronto and a researcher with LoGRI. His research explores the links between local statebuilding and tax reform in sub-Saharan Africa.

Projects

Status: On-going

Makeni City Project

Status: On-going

Understanding the Dynamics of, and Attitudes Toward, Property Tax Compliance in Zambia

Status: Completed

Property Tax Reform in Zambia: Challenges and Opportunities

Status: On-going

Kenema City Project

Status: On-going

Freetown City Property Tax Reform

All Contributions

Policy Brief

Status: Completed

Property Discovery for Tax Purposes: Challenges and Opportunities in Zambia

Policy Brief

Status: Completed

Strengthening Property Valuation for Taxation in Zambia

Policy Brief

Status: Completed

Understanding the Potential for Property Tax Reform in Zambia

Policy Brief

Status: Completed

Strengthening Delivery of Property Tax Bills

Guidance Note

Status: Completed

Implementing a Points-Based Valuation System for Property Taxation

Guidance Note

Status: Completed

Managing the Distribution of Property Tax Bills

Working Paper

Status: Upcoming

The Crucial Role of Politics and Institutions in Property Tax Administration and Reform

Working Paper

Status: Upcoming

The Political Economy of Property Tax Reform in Freetown, Sierra Leone: Lessons from an Innovative Reform Programme

Policy Brief

Status: Upcoming