Olubunmi Ayantunji takes readers on a compelling journey into one of Africa's most enduring governance challenges: why do some imported policy solutions work while others, despite the best intentions, fail to create meaningful change?

Drawing on compelling case studies, historical examples, and practical policy insights, Ayantunji examines how governance models, institutions, and development strategies cross borders and shape outcomes across Africa. Moving beyond simplistic arguments for or against policy exchange, he explores the factors that determine whether imported solutions succeed, fail, or require adaptation to local realities.

The book challenges readers to rethink conventional approaches to governance and development while highlighting the importance of context, innovation, and local ownership in policymaking. It is a timely contribution to ongoing conversations about governance reform, public policy, and Africa's future.

Copy and Paste Governance is essential reading for policymakers, public servants, academics, students, development practitioners, and anyone interested in understanding how better policies can create stronger institutions and more sustainable societies.