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Appendix

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 October 2022

Martha Wilfahrt
Affiliation:
University of California, Berkeley

Summary

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Precolonial Legacies in Postcolonial Politics
Representation and Redistribution in Decentralized West Africa
, pp. 253 - 268
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022
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Appendix

Table A.1 Additional descriptive statistics

VariableNMeanRangeSource
Controls: ElectoralVote Gap, 200213,7540.3580–1Author Coded; Direction Generale des Elections
Vote Gap, 200913,5950.3780–1Author Coded; Direction Generale des Elections
Winning % Votes, 200213,7560.6570.047–1Author Coded; Direction Generale des Elections
Winning % Votes, 200913,5930.6590–1Author Coded; Direction Generale des Elections
Nat’l Alignment, 200214,4610.60–1Author Coded; Direction Generale des Elections
Nat’l Alignment, 200914,4610.670–1Author Coded; Direction Generale des Elections
Controls: CG FavoritismTeacher/Student Ratio, 200214,4610.2660–1Author Coded from Ministry of Education data
Teacher/Student Ratio, 200914,4610.2920–1Author Coded from Ministry of Education data
Avg. CG Transfers14,45723,49513,201–86,186Direction des Collectivities Locales
Controls: EthnicityWolof, 200214,4610.4990–1Author Coded
Wolof, 200914,4610.4940–1Author Coded
Ethnic Fractionalization, 200214,45763.8416.66–98Author Coded
Ethnic Fractionalization, 200914,45763.7916.66–98Author Coded
Controls: Social Capital# Civic Associations, 200214,4891.8390–5ANSD Enquête Villages 2002, 2009
# Civic Associations, 200914,4902.4740–5ANSD Enquête Villages 2002, 2009
Location-Allocation ModelsMax. Attendance, Schools 2002–2009285305.630–2,680.3Author Coded
Max. Attendance, Schools 2009–2012318579.90–4,169.4Author Coded
Max. Attendance, Clinics 2009–20121832,805.60–22,759.6Author Coded
Max. Coverage, Schools 2002–2009285766.310–5,945Author Coded
Max. Coverage, Schools 2009–2012318413.30–4,678Author Coded
Max. Coverage, Schools 2009–2012183639.90–8,580Author Coded
Placebo Test OutcomesNew High Schools14,5090.0020–1ANSD Enquête Villages 2002, 2009
Electrification12,2660.0280–1ANSD Enquête Villages 2002, 2009
New Roads12,2660.1090–1ANSD Enquête Villages 2002, 2009

Table A.2 Effect of institutional congruence on village access to new social services (Figure 5.2)

New primary school access, odds ratiosNew clinic access, odds ratios
2002–20092009–20122009–2012
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)
Institutional Congruence 20 km2.762*** (0.404)2.775*** (0.404)2.341*** (0.355)2.452*** (0.379)2.035*** (0.314)2.022*** (0.309)1.597*** (0.255)1.573** (0.261)1.662** (0.273)1.655** (0.271)1.919*** (0.329)1.850*** (0.325)
Ln Population1.417*** (0.037)1.387*** (0.037)1.341*** (0.036)1.354*** (0.038)1.586*** (0.046)1.551*** (0.046)1.457*** (0.044)1.473*** (0.046)1.223*** (0.040)1.229*** (0.041)1.234*** (0.042)1.231*** (0.043)
Dist. School Baseline (sqrt)1.038*** (0.001)1.038*** (0.001)1.041*** (0.001)1.043*** (0.001)1.037*** (0.001)1.036*** (0.001)1.039*** (0.001)1.041*** (0.001)1.025*** (0.001)1.025*** (0.001)1.026*** (0.001)1.026*** (0.001)
Population Density1.000** (0.000)1.000** (0.000)1.000** (0.000)1.000** (0.000)1.000** (0.000)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)0.999 (0.000)0.999 (0.000)0.999 (0.000)0.999 (0.000)
% Villages Schools1.007** (0.003)1.009** (0.003)1.009*** (0.003)1.013*** (0.003)1.008** (0.003)1.009*** (0.003)
% Villages Clinics0.174** (0.132)0.977 (0.595)0.832 (0.521)
Local Economic Activity1.045** (0.023)1.023 (0.023)1.025 (0.028)1.031 (0.020)1.019 (0.020)1.066** (0.028)0.969 (0.026)0.984 (0.027)0.959 (0.030)
Department Wealth Measure1.054 (0.074)1.127 (0.074)1.064 (0.072)1.117 (0.076)1.158 (0.133)1.213 (0.142)
% Mouride0.689 (0.482)1.110 (0.715)1.294 (0.866)1.420 (0.944)
# Built Schools1.144*** (0.012)1.164*** (0.012)1.162*** (0.017)1.184*** (0.017)
# Built Clinics2.010*** (0.103)
Village Elevation0.996 (0.001)0.998 (0.002)1.000 (0.002)0.998 (0.002)0.996 (0.002)0.996** (0.002)
Ln Dist. Waterway0.958 (0.022)0.949 (0.026)0.966 (0.024)0.994 (0.031)1.005 (0.031)1.064 (0.039)
Soil Fertility0.989 (0.009)0.986 (0.011)0.876** (0.010)0.967** (0.011)0.998 (0.013)0.984 (0.014)
Ln Dist. Road0.987 (0.023)0.975 (0.023)0.935** (0.024)0.938** (0.024)1.000 (0.029)0.997 (0.029)
Ln Dist. Administrative Center/Market0.737*** (0.029)0.869*** (0.032)0.762*** (0.033)0.789*** (0.035)1.165** (0.062)1.211*** (0.066)
Local Government Capital4.583*** (0.722)4.636*** (0.752)4.854*** (0.696)4.469*** (0.646)0.729 (0.195)0.732 (0.196)
N14,26714,26714,16713,55314,22414,22414,12413,61111,26911,26911,1908,274
Level-2318318318368368368286286286
Pseudo-R20.1460.1320.074
FEYYY

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05. Models report odds ratios and standard errors, in parentheses, from two-tailed, mixed-level logit models. All hierarchical models include a centered mean of precolonial centralization at the local government level (level 2) as well as an interaction term between village latitude and longitude.

Table A.3 Effect of institutional congruence on village access to new social services, increased buffer size

New primary school access, odds ratiosNew clinic access, odds ratios
2002–20092009–20122009–2012
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Institutional Congruence 25 km1.651** (0.266)1.438** (0.235)1.734** (0.349)
Institutional Congruence 30 km2.813*** (0.431)1.884*** (0.309)0.950 (0.165)
Ln Population1.340*** (0.036)1.342*** (0.036)1.456*** (0.044)1.457*** (0.044)1.223*** (0.042)1.229*** (0.042)
Dist. School Baseline (sqrt)1.040*** (0.001)1.041*** (0.001)1.039*** (0.001)1.039*** (0.001)1.025*** (0.001)1.025*** (0.001)
Population Density (3 km radius)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)0.999 (0.000)0.999 (0.000)
% Villages Schools1.008** (0.003)1.001** (0.003)1.009*** (0.003)1.009*** (0.003)
% Villages Clinics0.790 (0.496)0.749 (0.469)
Local Economic Activity1.020 (0.023)1.021 (0.023)1.019 (0.020)1.016 (0.02)0.985 (0.027)0.984 (0.027)
Department Wealth Measure1.104 (0.073)1.118 (0.075)1.105 (0.076)1.109 (0.076)1.218 (0.143)1.226 (0.144)
% Mouride1.020 (0.659)1.028 (0.672)1.286 (0.854)1.270 (0.843)
# Built Schools1.164*** (0.012)1.166*** (0.012)1.184*** (0.018)1.185*** (0.018)
# Built Clinics2.008*** (0.105)2.004*** (0.104)
Village Elevation0.998 (0.001)0.999 (0.001)1.001 (0.002)1.001 (0.002)0.997 (0.002)0.996 (0.002)
Ln Dist. Waterway0.954** (0.022)0.955** (0.022)0.963 (0.024)0.964 (0.024)1.006 (0.031)0.999 (0.031)
Soil fertility0.989 (0.009)0.992 (0.009)0.975** (0.010)0.976** (0.010)1.006 (0.014)1.006 (0.014)
Ln Dist. Road0.986 (0.023)0.987 (0.023)0.934** (0.023)0.934** (0.0254)0.990 (0.029)0.989 (0.029)
Ln Dist. Administrative Center/Market0.722*** (0.029)0.739*** (0.029)0.754*** (0.032)0.764*** (0.033)1.157** (0.062)1.124** (0.059)
Local Government Capital4.660*** (0.734)4.588*** (0.724)4.889*** (0.701)4.839*** (0.694)0.741 (0.198)0.747 (0.199)
N14,16714,16714,12414,12410,93010,930
Level-2318318368368282282

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05. Models report odds ratios and standard errors, in parentheses, from two-tailed, mixed-level logit models. All hierarchical models include a centered mean of precolonial centralization at the local government level (level 2) as well as an interaction term between village latitude and longitude.

Table A.4 Effect of institutional congruence on village access to new social services, reduced measure of access

New primary school access in 2 km, odds ratiosNew primary school access in 1 km, odds ratiosNew clinic access in 3 km, odds ratiosNew clinic access in 1 km, odds ratios
2002–20092009–20122002–20092009–20122009–2012
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Institutional Congruence 20 km2.363*** (0.372)1.549** (0.252)2.157*** (0.378)1.171 (0.204)1.991*** (0.365)2.053** (0.511)
Ln Population1.409*** (0.039)1.481*** (0.046)1.744*** (0.057)1.766*** (0.062)1.278*** (0.047)1.705*** (0.086)
Dist. School Baseline (sqrt)1.037*** (0.001)1.035*** (0.001)1.033*** (0.001)1.031*** (0.001)1.023*** (0.001)1.019*** (0.002)
Population Density (3 km radius)1.000** (0.000)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)0.999 (0.000)
% Villages Schools1.009*** (0.003)1.009*** (0.003)1.012*** (0.003)1.011*** (0.003)
% Villages Clinics0.781 (0.446)1.110 (0.593)
Local Economic Activity1.002 (0.022)1.021 (0.020)1.014 (0.023)1.001 (0.020)0.985 (0.027)1.008 (0.030)
Department Wealth Measure1.101 (0.070)1.105 (0.073)1.103 (0.067)1.116 (0.069)1.116 (0.114)1.106 (0.101)
% Mouride0.525 (0.347)1.177 (0.763)0.553 (0.357)1.807 (1.107)
# Built Schools1.154*** (0.011)1.175*** (0.017)1.142*** (0.010)1.165*** (0.015)
# Built Clinics1.738*** (0.076)1.545*** (0.058)
Village Elevation0.999 (0.002)1.001 (0.002)1.000 (0.002)1.001 (0.002)0.997 (0.002)1.000 (0.002)
Ln Dist. Waterway0.949** (0.022)0.964 (0.023)0.958 (0.022)0.973 (0.023)0.995 (0.031)0.955 (0.032)
Soil Fertility0.983 (0.009)0.981 (0.010)0.982 (0.011)0.989 (0.011)0.985 (0.014)0.983 (0.017)
Ln Dist. Road0.969 (0.023)0.937** (0.024)0.967 (0.025)0.947** (0.026)0.969 (0.030)0.954 (0.038)
Ln Dist. Administrative Center/Market0.734*** (0.031)0.759*** (0.033)0.763*** (0.034)0.774*** (0.036)1.078 (0.059)1.046 (0.072)
Local Government Capital4.024*** (0.637)4.363*** (0.627)3.134*** (0.507)3.905*** (0.567)0.833 (0.221)1.032 (0.279)
N14,16714,12414,16714,12410,65510,655
Level-2318368318368273273

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05. Models report odds ratios and standard errors, in parentheses, from two-tailed, mixed-level logit models. All hierarchical models include a centered mean of precolonial centralization at the local government level (level 2) as well as an interaction term between village latitude and longitude.

Table A.5a Effect of alternative explanations on village access to new primary schools, odds ratios (Figure 5.3a and b)

Panel A: Electoral variablesPanel B: Civic associationsPanel C: EthnicityPanel D: Central gov. relations
2002–20092009–20122002–20092009–20122002–20092009–20122002–20092009–2012
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)
Vote Gap0.652 (0.315)0.939 (0.445)
Vote Gap × Ln Population1.015 (0.088)1.000 (0.083)
Logged Population1.369*** (0.055)1.477*** (0.145)1.570*** (0.069)1.579*** (0.153)
Winning % Votes1.119 (0.917)0.803 (0.649)
Winning % Votes × Ln Population0.896 (0.131)0.989 (0.140)
Nationally Aligned1.013 (0.105)1.036 (0.111)
# Civic Associations0.992 (0.022)1.036 (0.024)
Ethnic Fractionalization0.999 (0.003)0.988 (0.003)
Wolof Dominant0.976 (0.123)1.136 (0.142)
% Change Teachers per Student/Region0.317*** (0.098)1.409 (0.257)
Average CG Transfer ($)0.9999** (0.000)
Institutional Congruence 20 km2.833*** (0.421)2.837*** (0.422)2.552*** (0.362)2.148*** (0.337)2.146*** (0.337)2.021*** (0.309)2.774*** (0.404)2.019*** (0.309)2.774*** (0.404)2.776*** (0.405)2.023*** (0.309)2.019*** (0.308)2.794*** (0.408)2.019*** (0.309)2.018*** (0.308)
N13,56813,56814,26713,36413,36214,22414,26714,22414,26714,26714,22414,22414,26714,22414,224
Level-2313313318358358368318368318318368368318368368

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05. Models report odds ratios and standard errors, in parentheses, from two-tailed, mixed-level logit models. All hierarchical models include a centered mean of precolonial centralization at the local government level (level 2) as well as an interaction term between village latitude and longitude.

Table A.5b Effect of alternative explanations on village access to new clinics, odds ratios (Figure 5.3c)

Panel A: Electoral variablesPanel B: Civic associationsPanel C: EthnicityPanel D: Central gov. relations
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)
Vote Gap1.599 (0.903)
Vote Gap × Ln Population0.924 (0.093)
Logged Population1.239*** (0.063)1.456** (0.178)
Winning % Votes8.422** (8.275)
Winning % Votes × Ln Population0.742 (0.132)
Nationally Aligned1.029 (0.186)
# Civic Associations1.005 (0.028)
Ethnic Fractionalization0.999 (0.004)
Wolof Dominant0.882 (0.169)
Average CG Transfer ($)0.999 (0.000)
Institutional Congruence 20 km1.592** (0.263)1.599** (0.264)1.665** (0.271)1.654** (0.271)1.656** (0.271)1.665** (0.271)1.655** (0.271)
N10,59610,59411,26911,26911,26811,26811,268
Level-2278278286286286286286

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05. Models report odds ratios and standard errors, in parentheses, from two-tailed, mixed-level logit models. All hierarchical models include a centered mean of precolonial centralization at the local government level (level 2) as well as an interaction term between village latitude and longitude.

Table A.6 Trust estimates (Figure 5.4)

Panel B. Nunn and Wantchenkon replication
RelativesAcquaintancesLocal governmentNeighborsOther Senegalese
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
Slave Exports per Area0.011 (0.017)0.053 (0.050)0.038 (0.077)−0.047 (0.052)0.013 (0.081)
Age−0.001 (0.001)0.001 (0.003)−0.004 (0.004)0.000 (0.002)0.003 (0.004)
Age20.000 (0.000)0.000 (0.000)0.000 (0.000)0.000 (0.000)−0.000 (0.000)
Gender0.019 (0.024)0.071 (0.066)0.115 (0.077)−0.043 (0.073)−0.029 (0.113)
% Co-ethnic0.027 (0.036)−0.005 (0.129)−0.146 (0.167)0.193 (0.103)0.206 (0.165)
Went w/o Cooking Oil−0.006 (0.012)−0.045 (0.027)0.018 (0.035)0.024 (0.026)−0.072 (0.042)
Went w/o Cash Income0.009 (0.009)0.031 (0.036)0.059 (0.042)0.003 (0.029)−0.037 (0.052)
Went w/o Medical0.006 (0.012)0.042 (0.033)−0.037 (0.045)0.023 (0.021)−0.052 (0.043)
Went w/o Water−0.002 (0.009)0.030 (0.025)−0.051 (0.031)−0.024 (0.021)0.036 (0.034)
Went w/o Enough Food−0.001 (0.006)−0.006 (0.028)−0.00 (0.032)0.001 (0.022)0.009 (0.046)
Ethnic Fractionalization0.000 (0.001)−0.002 (0.004)−0.001 (0.004)−0.003 (0.003)−0.000 (0.003)
Education FEYYYYY
Religion FEYYYYY
Employment FEYYYYY
Department FEYYYYY
Round FEYYYRd 5 OnlyRd 5 Only
N1,2321,2171,085585610
R20.1290.2510.1210.1700.128
Panel C. Afrobarometer data
RelativesAcquaintancesLocal governmentNeighborsOther Senegalese
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)
Inst. Congruence 20 km0.004 (0.024)−0.185 (0.118)−0.265 (0.262)−0.211** (0.079)−0.239 (0.231)
Age−0.001 (0.001)0.002 (0.003)−0.003 (0.004)0.000 (0.002)0.002 (0.004)
Age20.000 (0.000)−0.000 (0.000)0.000 (0.000)−0.000 (0.000)−0.000 (0.000)
Gender0.021 (0.024)0.075 (0.065)0.119 (0.077)−0.034 (0.071)−0.021 (0.0117)
% Co-ethnic0.033 (0.035)0.002 (0.124)−0.141 (0.168)0.163 (0.103)0.215 (0.166)
Went w/o Cooking Oil−0.006 (0.012)−0.045 (0.027)0.017 (0.036)0.026 (0.026)−0.070 (0.043)
Went w/o Cash Income0.009 (0.009)0.029 (0.036)0.056 (0.042)0.002 (0.029)−0.041 (0.053)
Went w/o Medical0.005 (0.012)0.041 (0.033)−0.039 (0.046)0.025 (0.022)−0.053 (0.043)
Went w/o Water−0.003 (0.009)0.030 (0.025)−0.048 (0.031)−0.025 (0.021)0.038 (0.033)
Went w/o Enough Food−0.001 (0.006)−0.006 (0.028)−0.004 (0.031)0.001 (0.021)0.008 (0.046)
Ethnic Fractionalization0.000 (0.001)−0.001 (0.004)−0.000 (0.005)0.002 (0.003)0.002 (0.002)
Education FEYYYYY
Religion FEYYYYY
Employment FEYYYYY
Department FEYYYYY
Round FEYYYRd 5 OnlyRd 5 Only
N1,2381,2231,090587614
R20.1270.2510.1260.1730.133

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05. Models report results and standard errors clustered by Department, in parentheses, from OLS models.

Table A.7 Effect of institutional congruence on location-allocation choices (Figure 5.6)

Maximize attendanceMaximize coverage
Schools, 2002–2009Schools, 2009–2012Clinics, 2009–2012Schools, 2002–2009Schools, 2009–2012Clinics, 2009–2012
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Institutional Congruence 20 km−75.53 (52.86)−27.54 (86.57)714.01 (599.32)−567.45*** (110.69)−167.27** (74.55)−685.89** (292.06)
Ln Population (LG)267.63** (57.82)221.65** (84.42)1,957.9*** (466.29)630.08** (188.13)306.73** (118.35)556.71** (208.05)
Population Density (LG)−29.66 (20.01)165.18** (56.58)356.05 (287.78)−228.69** (93.11)−134.14** (48.64)−135.52** (40.39)
# Built Schools5.49 (8.17)96.29*** (20.61)−5.63 (17.36)24.02 (11.82)
% Villages Schools−392.57** (110.48)369.13 (247.9)−1,203.04** (291.29)−776.42*** (146.32)
% Mouride502.39** (223.01)−26.18 (235.90)1,872.2 (885.75)674.31 (329.39)
# Built Clinics506.98** (139.86)−3.21 (53.49)
% Villages Clinics980.44 (2,757.59)−2,214.51** (771.46)
N283318183283318183
R20.220.440.280.290.150.22

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05. Models report results and standard errors, in parentheses, from OLS models. Unit of observation is the local government.

Table A.8 Placebo models – effect of institutional congruence on central state allocated goods, odds ratios (Figure 5.7)

New high schoolsElectrificationNew roads
BaseFullBaseFullBaseFull
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)
Institutional Congruence 20 km0.998 (0.574)1.284 (0.884)1.070 (0.282)0.644 (0.191)0.775** (0.099)0.742 (0.115)
Ln Population12.484*** (4.74)11.534*** (6.379)2.133*** (0.239)1.804*** (0.169)1.639*** (0.085)1.556*** (0.074)
Population Density 5 km0.999** (0.000)0.999** (0.000)1.000*** (0.000)1.000** (0.000)1.000 (0.000)1.000 (0.000)
Department Wealth Measure0.864 (0.334)2.324*** (0.544)1.135 (0.093)
Village Elevation1.005 (0.022)1.010** (0.004)0.999 (0.003)
Ln Dist. Waterway1.002 (0.118)1.061 (0.093)0.876*** (0.031)
Soil fertility0.933 (0.073)1.052 (0.049)0.969 (0.016)
Ln Dist. Road1.001 (0.306)0.738*** (0.049)0.705*** (0.030)
Ln Dist. Administrative Center/Market1.211 (0.615)0.583*** (0.072)0.849*** (0.052)
Local Government Capital21.13*** (16.516)16.021*** (4.052)3.644*** (0.922)
Electric Grid within 5 km1.984** (0.505)1.361 (0.344)
N1,5041,50311,44111,42111,86311,763
R20.3240.4410.0840.2130.0420.086

*** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.05. Models report results and standard errors clustered at the local government level, in parentheses, from OLS models. Models of new high school access are limited to villages with a population of 1,000 residents or higher. Models for electrification and new road access do not include villages with baseline access. Full models include a village’s latitude, longitude, and their interaction term.

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  • Appendix
  • Martha Wilfahrt, University of California, Berkeley
  • Book: Precolonial Legacies in Postcolonial Politics
  • Online publication: 14 October 2022
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  • Appendix
  • Martha Wilfahrt, University of California, Berkeley
  • Book: Precolonial Legacies in Postcolonial Politics
  • Online publication: 14 October 2022
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  • Appendix
  • Martha Wilfahrt, University of California, Berkeley
  • Book: Precolonial Legacies in Postcolonial Politics
  • Online publication: 14 October 2022
  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009286176.011
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