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The UNU-WIDER research programme on foreign aid (ReCom) began in 2010, in a period of strong aid scepticism. Dambisa Moyo’s well-known book, Dead Aid (2009), is just one example. The aid sceptics of the twenty-first century maintained that since economists could not find an aggregate relationship...
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Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
From the book:
Aid Effectiveness for Environmental Sustainability
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– the self-limiting nature of technocratic aid
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