(2021:1) Martin Sjöstedt, Aksel Sundström, Sverker C. Jagers & Herbert Ntuli: Governance through com

(2018): “One reason for the increased attention to the use of citizen capital in the police domain is that the police simply do not have the resources to be constantly present. [...] The households and communities were chosen to represent the different segments of the population found in the GLTP from poor rural households and communities found in Mozam- bique and Zimbabwe to relatively wealthier peri-urban households and communities found on the South Africa side. [...] The items capturing the relational dimension again have the direction as expected and two of them – the extent to which people are afraid of rangers and trust these actors – are significant in the full model (in this sub-sample, the coefficient of corruption perceptions is not significant in the final specification). [...] The items gauging the normative dimension contribute to the largest part of the explained variance in the full model. [...] Finally, table A2 in the Appendix reports how the full models differ when we study variation in the item of ‘tell authorities about poachers’ activities’ in general compared to the item with the addition ‘…even though you know these people.’ The two models are largely identical and these results seem to point to the same trends.