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Aid management, trust, and development policy influence : new evidence from a survey of public sector officials in low-income and middle-income countries

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Foreign Aid and the Fragile Consensus on State Fragility

Faust, Jörg - 2013

Most actors in the field of foreign aid agree with the call for coordinated engagement in fragile states in order to more effectively counter the consequences and origins of state failure. However, despite such demands, governments from OECD countries as well as multilateral agencies that are...

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