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Pablo Yanguas

Pablo Yanguas

Anti-corruption / Political economy of reform / Strategy and learning

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Recent Posts

  • Publication: The politics of “what works”
  • New paper! Adapting to fragility: Lessons from practitioners
  • STAAC Learning Papers
  • Welcome!
  • 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

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  • Adaptive development
  • AECID
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  • David Booth
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  • Merilee Grindle
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  • Nic van de Walle
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  • Research
  • Rwanda
  • Sierra Leone
  • STAAC
  • Star Wars
  • Theory
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  • Uganda
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  • Weber
  • Why we lie about aid
  • World Bank

Why We Lie About Aid: Development and the Messy Politics of Change

UK: [Amazon.co.uk] [Blackwell’s] [Waterstone]

US: [Amazon.com] [Barnes & Noble]

Spain: [Amazon.es]

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Posted on 15 February 201816 February 2018Author PabloCategories Why We Lie About AidTags Available now!, Book covers are funny, Brian Levy, David Booth, Nic van de Walle, Thomas Carothers

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