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New paper! Adapting to fragility: Lessons from practitioners
STAAC Learning Papers
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Building an adaptive anti-corruption programme: Lessons from STAAC Ghana
PEA Confessions, part IV: Of floors and ceilings
Debate: Should the West stop giving aid to Africa?
PEA Confessions, part III: More tools, please and thank you
Is your development agency Conan or Saruman?
“Can We Do Aid Better?” Debate at UCL
Duncan Green’s rant is not wrong. But the blame does not lie only in academia

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Tag: David Hulme

When your boss hijacks an event…

Posted on 23 May 2018Categories Why We Lie About AidTags David Hulme, GDI

In good company

Posted on 16 March 201816 March 2018Categories Why We Lie About AidTags Amartya Sen, Blackwell's, Books, David Hulme, Security studies?, Wangari Maathai

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